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CK:199L Trojan

LITE

 Noise Nuisance Recorder User Manual Guide 

 

 

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3. Insert the paper clip to push the micro-switch briefly.   

The Blue LED will flash when the micro-switch is pushed then once when switch 
released. 

4. Push again.  

The Blue LED will flash when the micro-switch is pushed then twice when the switch is 

released. 

5. Push again.  

The Blue LED will flash when the micro-switch is pushed then three times when the 

switch is released. 

6. Push the STOP button on the RC:199 Remote Control.  

The Blue LED will then illuminate. Press the STOP button again. The Blue LED will then 

go out and then flash once to indicate learning is complete for STOP. 

7. Push the micro-switch briefly.   

The Blue LED will flash when the micro-switch is pushed then once when switch is 
released. 

8. Push again.  

The Blue LED will flash when the micro-switch is pushed then twice when the switch is 
released. 

9. Push again.  

The Blue LED will flash when the micro-switch is pushed then three times when the 

switch is released. 

10 Push again.  

The Blue LED will flash when the micro-switch is pushed then four times when the 

switch is released. 

10. Push the RECORD button on the RC:199 Remote Control.  

The Blue LED will then illuminate. 

Press the RECORD button again. 

The Blue LED will then go out and then flash once to indicate learning is complete for 

RECORD. 

11. Repeat the above procedure for each new transmitter.  

Now test each transmitter to ensure the STOP and RECORD function works on the 

Trojan

LITE

 (a blue line on time history as well as the Red Led going on and off.)  

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for CK:199L

Page 1: ...CK 199L TrojanLITE Noise Nuisance Recorder User Manual Guide Page 1 CK 199L Trojan Lite Noise Nuisance Recorder User Manual ...

Page 2: ...o the NoiseTools Logo and the Noise Hub Logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Cirrus Research plc in the United Kingdom and or other countries Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Inc All other trademarks acknowledged Updates In the interests of continuous product improvements Cirrus Research plc reserves the right to make changes to product specifications ...

Page 3: ... a measurement 13 Packing away the instrument 13 Downloading data to the NoiseTools software 15 Connecting to a PC 15 Downloading measurements 15 Selecting measurements 15 Viewing the measurements 17 Viewing a measurement 18 Selecting an audio recording 18 Replaying an audio recording 21 Appendix 1 Configuring the sound level meter for noise nuisance measurements 23 Appendix 2 Instrument layout 25...

Page 4: ...ould be read carefully On the next page is a Quick Start Guide to using the TrojanLITE In addition to this guide we would recommend that you read through this manual before using the TrojanLITE for the first time to make sure that you are familiar with the functions and features Getting help We have a range of support resources available on our websites which can help you get the best from your eq...

Page 5: ...store noise levels for up to 30 days in a single session The sound level meter is configured to store 24 hour blocks of measurement data repeating until either the memory is full or the instrument is switched off The only interaction needed by the user is to start and stop the audio recordings using the standard wireless remote control or the optional wired remote control When the remote control i...

Page 6: ...e the system will simply revert to mains power and continue unaffected If the mains power is not reconnected and the internal batteries are run down the instrument will store the noise data and audio recordings and then shut down safely When the mains power is reconnected the instrument will reboot and after 10 minutes or when the remote control is pressed if this is sooner restart measuring and s...

Page 7: ...rate sound level meter o Attach acoustic calibrator Switch on calibrator o Press Calibrate on sound level meter Wait for calibration cycle o Remove acoustic calibrator Take care o Attach windshield Start measurement o Press start key on sound level meter o Use the remote control to start stop audio recordings Stop measurement o Press the Stop key on the sound level meter o Press the Exit button on...

Page 8: ... options that are specific to the TrojanLITE Noise Nuisance Recorder Connecting the cables The TrojanLITE is shipped with the cables connected so that it can be setup quickly and easily The mains power supply and microphone cable can be disconnected from the case This allows the cables to be replaced if they become damaged Connecting the microphone preamplifier The microphone and preamplifier are ...

Page 9: ...e when connecting the cable to the preamplifier The socket and plug will only connect in one orientation and care should be taken to ensure that the plug and socket are correctly aligned Mounting the microphone The microphone and preamplifier are mounted onto a tripod which can be positioned away from the main case in the most appropriate location The tripod mount clips onto the preamplifier to ho...

Page 10: ...rted within 10 minutes the instrument will automatically start itself and will begin to record noise levels Check the instrument clock All of the noise measurements and audio recordings made by the TrojanLITE are stamped with the current time and date It is important that the internal clock in the instrument is set correctly At the bottom of the main screen above the three soft keys is the current...

Page 11: ...icrophone to protect it from damage Starting a measurement To start a new measurement press the Start key on the sound level meter The first measurement will run from when the start button is pressed up to midnight At that time the current measurement will be stored and a new 24 hour measurement started This will continue until the instrument is stopped The display will change and in the top left ...

Page 12: ...remote control the memory of the instrument is not filled with excessive and possibly unwanted recordings If the recording reaches the 5 minute limit the instrument will automatically stop the audio recording and store the information The measurement of noise levels will continue as normal Stopping a recording To stop an audio recording press the Stop button on the Remote Control The Record indica...

Page 13: ...ument to activate the display and then press the Stop button The instrument will show the overall LAeq t and LAFmax values for the measurement Press the Exit key to return to the main screen Packing away the instrument Before packing the instrument away switch off the instrument Press and hold the power button on the side of the sound level meter until the instrument has switched off Disconnect th...

Page 14: ...ilst it is connected to the preamplifier This may damage the cable and prevent the instrument from working correctly Do not remove the microphone capsule from the preamplifier The microphone cable and mains power supply can be disconnected from the case if required This is not essential and the cables can be stored in the backpack when connected to the main case Store the accessories such as the t...

Page 15: ...ng Connecting to a PC Data is downloaded from the sound level meter via a USB cable which is fitted to the unit A USB cable is fitted to the TrojanLITE to allow data to be downloaded without removing the instrument from the case The NoiseTools software should be installed and running before connecting the TrojanLITE to the PC Connect the free end of the USB cable to a USB socket on the PC The inst...

Page 16: ...hours measurements as shown below To download the measurements click Select All Allocate the measurements to a Place Person or Project as normal Tick the Group downloaded measurements box and enter a name for the group Typically this would be the location where the measurements have been made Ensure that the Download Time History and Download Audio boxes are selected and click Download ...

Page 17: ...that have been created Open the measurement group that have been created when the measurements were downloaded The individual measurements can be open as normal and all of the functions such as playback and analysis are available To open all of the measurements select them all using the mouse and the Shift button on the keyboard When all of the measurements have been selected right click and choos...

Page 18: ...een shows the overall noise levels measured for the entire period along with a noise profile of the measurement highlighted in yellow below and any audio recordings shown below the noise profile highlighted in red below The frequency bands shown in green may be visible depending upon the version of the instrument being used Selecting an audio recording To replay and listen to any of the audio reco...

Page 19: ...u can click onto any of the audio recordings at the bottom of the screen and NoiseTools will zoom into that specific recording Alternatively right clicking on any audio recording marker will bring up the list of recordings Selecting any will zoom to that specific recording ...

Page 20: ... Noise Nuisance Recorder User Manual Guide Page 20 Click on the highlighted audio recording to zoom into the time around the recording This will show all of the selected recording including the pre and post trigger times ...

Page 21: ...ording To listen to the recording click on the play icon highlighted below at the bottom of the screen As the audio plays back the current position will be shown by the moving green line To view the entire measurement right click on the graph and select Zoom All to view the whole measurement ...

Page 22: ...CK 199L TrojanLITE Noise Nuisance Recorder User Manual Guide Page 22 ...

Page 23: ...ce measurements The sound level meter in the TrojanLITE Noise Nuisance Recorder can be configured to meet the needs of each user In addition to the standard configuration options there are four that are specific to the TrojanLITE Please review these settings before deploying the unit In most cases the default settings can be used ...

Page 24: ... after the Stop button has been pressed Available Options 20 Seconds Set as default Off Max Audio Duration This determines the maximum duration of a single audio recording and can be used to reduce the amount of audio stored when the unit is deployed for long periods Available Options 2 minutes 5 minutes Set as default 10 minutes 30 minutes 1 hour 2 hours 3 hours 4 hour Measurement Timer This opti...

Page 25: ...e Recorder User Manual Guide Page 25 Appendix 2 Instrument layout CK 199L Main Case Open The main case for the TrojanLITE Noise Nuisance Recorder has space to carry the main sound level meter and the primary accessories as shown below ...

Page 26: ...CK 199L TrojanLITE Noise Nuisance Recorder User Manual Guide Page 26 CK 199L Main Case Closed ...

Page 27: ...CK 199L TrojanLITE Noise Nuisance Recorder User Manual Guide Page 27 RC 199 Remote Control Unit ...

Page 28: ...in the case with the status indicator lights Pairing a new RC 199 Remote Control with the Receiver Unit To add a new RC 199 Remote Control you will need a Paper Clip or other similar small pointer 1 Power up the TrojanLITE with ZE 199 fitted and a 12V exterior power supply Ensure that the TrojanLITE is not recording There is a small 1mm diameter hole on the main ZE 199 panel above the hole for the...

Page 29: ...tch briefly The Blue LED will flash when the micro switch is pushed then once when switch is released 8 Push again The Blue LED will flash when the micro switch is pushed then twice when the switch is released 9 Push again The Blue LED will flash when the micro switch is pushed then three times when the switch is released 10 Push again The Blue LED will flash when the micro switch is pushed then f...

Page 30: ...y 2016 CK 199L TrojanLITE Noise Nuisance Recorder CR 199L Sound Level Meter CR 515 Acoustic Calibrator Along with their standard accessories According to EMC Directives 89 336 EEC and 93 98 EEC meet the following standards EN 61000 6 3 2007 A1 2011 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Generic standards Emission standard for residential commercial and light industrial environments EN 61000 6 1 2007 El...

Page 31: ...nty however there will be a reduced charge for their replacement during the annual Traceable Calibration 8 On completion of the annual Traceable Calibration by Cirrus Research plc or an official Cirrus Calibration Centre the instrument will automatically be given an additional free one year warranty 9 It follows that should the instrument be calibrated by Cirrus Research plc or an official Cirrus ...

Page 32: ...for Cirrus Research authorised distributors and agents are also available from the Internet Web site at the address shown below Main Office Cirrus Research plc Acoustic House Bridlington Road Hunmanby North Yorkshire United Kingdom YO14 0PH Telephone 44 0 1723 891655 Fax 44 0 1723 891742 E mail sales cirrusresearch co uk Web Site www cirrusresearch co uk Germany Cirrus Research plc Deutschland Ara...

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