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1. Switch On
Press the Power button to switch
on the Sound Level Meter
The instrument will display the
startup screen, and then will dis-
play the last measurement made.
Press the Graph Key to cycle be-
tween the numerical display and
the graphical display of the last
measurement.
2. Calibration
Attach the Acoustic Calibrator to
the Sound Level Meter and switch
to the 94dB level setting.
Press the Cal key to start the
calibration procedure.
When the calibration is complete,
the display will change to show
the calibration level.
Remove the Acoustic Calibra-
tor, switch off the calibrator and
store.
3. Measurement Range
The Sound Level Meter should be
set to the correct range before
measurements are made.
Press the Start Key.
Use the Up and Down Arrow
keys to change the measurement
Range.
The bar graph at the top of the
screen will change to show the
selected range and the current
noise level.
If the selected measurement range
is too low, the instrument will display
the Overload symbol.
Select a higher measurement range
.
If the selected measurement range is
too high, the instrument will display
the Under-Range symbol.
Select a lower measurement range.
4. Mode Select
Press the Mode key to view the
current setup.
The CR:262 and CR:261 instru-
ments provide Broadband meas-
urements only. Go to step 5.
CR:264 & CR:263 Instruments
The CR:264 and CR:263 instru-
ments provide Broadband & 1:1
Octave Band Filter Measure-
ments.
Press the Mode Key to switch be-
tween Broadband or 1:1 Octave
Band Mode.
5. Start Measurement
Press the Start button to start
a measurement in the current
mode.
Press the Graph button to view
the graphical display.
Press the Graph button again to
return to the Numerical display.
Press the Stop button to fi n-
ish the measurement. The last
measurement will be displayed.
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Broadband Mode
1:1 Octave Band Mode
CR:263 & CR:264 Only
CR:263 & CR:264 Only
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Broadband Mode
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CR:263 & CR:264 Only
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Calibration Error Messages
Too Low
Check the calibrator is switched on and correctly attached
Too High
Check the calibrator is set to the 94dB position
Unstable
The background noise is too high
Range Up
Range Down
Bottom of
selected
range
Top of
selected
range
Attaching the Calibrator
Gently push and twist the calibrator clockwise.
To Remove, gently pull and twist clockwise
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