Genie 2000
- 1 Overview
- 1.1 Article Owner
- 1.2 Purpose
- 1.3 Audience
- 2 Information
- 2.1 Software Overview
- 2.2 Administration Information
- 2.2.1 Vendor Contact
- 2.2.2 Primary WWU Contacts
- 2.3 Licensing
- 3 Installation
- 4 Common Questions
Overview
Article Owner
Name: Scott Gallagher
Position: IT Manager, College of the Environment
Contact Information: gallag6@wwu.edu
Purpose
This document outlines the use and management of Genie 2000 spectroscopy software, used by Katrina Poppe in ES 301 for gamma spectrometry analysis. It supports IT staff with essential details on licensing, installation, and vendor contacts to ensure seamless operation of the lab’s radiation detection equipment.
Audience
CENV IT staff supporting ES 301 and research involving gamma spectrometry.
Information
Software Overview
Software Name: Genie 2000
Version: V3.4.1
Releasing Date: November 1, 2016
Description: Gamma spectrometry software for data acquisition, analysis, and reporting. It is used to identify and quantify radionuclides, employing a USB key for licensing.
Software Administrator: Katrina Poppe
Website: Mirion Technologies
Administration Information
Vendor Contact
Steven Mell - Account Manager, Mirion Technologies, Inc.
800 Research Parkway, Meriden, CT 06450
Email: smell@mirion.com
Mobile: +1 815-922-2469
Website: mirion.com
Primary WWU Contacts
Katrina Poppe
Research Associate and Software Administrator, Western Washington University
Email: poppek@wwu.edu
Phone: (360) 303-7806John Rybczyk
Research Associate, Western Washington University
Email: rybczyj2@wwu.edu
Licensing
The software is licensed via a USB key, which is managed by Katrina Poppe. The software can only be used on the computer with the USB drive connected.
License Management (Deprovisioning): The USB key must be returned when no longer in use.
Installation
Current Version: V3.4.1 (November 1, 2016)
Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7 and newer
Patching: Updates are managed through Mirion Technologies and require the USB key for validation.
License Management: The USB key is required for software activation.
Common Questions
Question 1
Q: What if the USB key is lost or damaged?
A: Contact the vendor representative, Steven Mell, for a replacement.
Question 2:
Q: Can the software be installed on multiple computers?
A: Yes, but it can only be used on the computer where the USB key is connected.
Question 3:
Q: What should I do if the software doesn’t recognize the USB key?
A: Unplug and reinsert the key. If the issue persists, check for driver updates or contact IT support.