As a full Windows program, GeigerGraph can optionally run in the background while you multi-task, notifying you only when your pre-determined Alert Level is exceeded by actual radiation counts.

You can configure the program so that a Radiation Alert executes a computer program or batch file, and/or sets voltage to another serial port on the computer to trigger a relay switch that stops a machine, for instance.  And you can require the program to accumulate more than 1 minute of data before triggering an alert, helpful where a momentary spike could otherwise issue a false alert.

Pleasing interface, including and easy to understand running total and summary of Radiation Count data,  attractive 3D graphing, a flashing LED with each radiation count, and handy speed buttons.

Identify your monitoring station and associated data records, including graphs and spreadsheets, by the Person Monitoring, Location, Altitude, Geiger Counter Model, etc.

The count data for each minute is recorded on an Internal Spreadsheet, and you can make notes for each of those minutes for analysis that you may be conducting.

The program also saves the radiation count data every minute to a text file that can be exported to an external spreadsheet program such as Excel or Lotus 123 for further analysis.

Other Options:  For multitasking, you can optionally minimize the program to the System Tray instead of the Taskbar.  You can enable automatic restart of the program in the event of an improper computer shutdown.  You can get a warning of a Detector Failure, and adjust the cycle time for that warning.

GeigerGraph also incorporates a simulation designed to mimic the recording and graphing of radiation counts in the instance where you have no compatible digital Geiger counter plugged into your computer to produce "real" pulses.  The simulation demonstrates the graphing of background radiation, followed by an alertable and elevated radiation count from a theoretical radioactive "event".