The handheld system’s software, also named StellarRAD, will be located on your system’s home screen and can be launched by pressing the icon.
This is the same App found on Google Play and Apple Store for our WiFi enabled spectrometers; however, we have tailored the graphics for an 8″ touchscreen and upgraded and added many new features, such as continuous mode, snapshot, and multi-file review.
The StellarRAD software allows users to capture basic and more advanced light measurement parameters such as spectral irradiance and LUX (lumen/m^2). Colorimetric analysis such as CRI (color rendering index), CCT (correlated color temperature), xy chromaticity, and much more are included. Easily save and export your data and full spectral graph as an .IRR text data file, screenshot, and/or PDF report with all parameters listed.
The system should be connected as soon as the app starts if the system power is ON and zAP2 is connected (for Series 3) before starting the app. If the system power was not on (or zAP2 was not connected). Selecting the correct option on the connection page will allow for spectrometer connection.
Series 4: The spectrometer is ready to be connected as soon as the system power is ON. Confirm the connection in the Network Settings menu option:
Series 3: Once the ColorWiz software has been successfully launched the first step is to verify connection. Click the connection icon to visit the Network Settings menu option. There you can see your connection. For this device the Spectrometer Local Access Point should be automatically checked. If there is a problem with connection, you can uncheck and recheck this option to re-establish connection. If you can not connect either (1) you are connected to a different wireless network or (2) your spectrometer engine’s main battery supply is depleted.
