Larson Davis SoundTrack LxT, User Manual

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LxT Manual
Tab and Setting Displays 2-13
Data Explorer
For a detailed description of Data
Explorer, see Chapter 12 in the
section entitled “Data Explorer” on
page 12-1. The Data Explorer is used to examine data that has been
stored following previous measurements. It is also used to
manage stored measurements, such as rename or delete files.
System Properties
For a detailed description of System
Properties, see Chapter 11 in the
section entitled “System Properties”
on page 11-1. System Properties tabs are used for general instrument
bookkeeping. Functions such as setting the instrument date
and time, display contrast adjustment, date format, etc. are
located here. These are single page tabs.
The System Property tabs: are as follows:
•
Device: Enter instrument identification.
• Time: Set the date and time.
• Power: Set controls that affect power consumption.
• Preferences: Set a variety of system parameters such as
microphone correction, auto-store, jack function, reset
prompting, takt maximal and USB port.
• Localization : Set regional characteristics such as
language, decimal symbol, data format and units.
Lock
For a detailed description of the
Lock feature, see Chapter 13 in the
section entitled “Lock/Unlock the
LxT” on page 13-1. Lock permits the LxT to be configured such that certain keys
are locked to prevent unauthorized use or tampering.
Calibrate
For a detailed description of the
calibration procedure, see Chapter
15 in the section entitled
“Calibration” on page 15-1. Calibrate is used to verify and adjust the calibration of the
LxT prior to a measurement.
Voice Recorder
For a detailed description of the
voice recording feature, see Chapter
8 in the section entitled “Voice
Recording” on page 8-1. A method to allow voice annotation of the data is described
in Chapter 8 in the section entitled “Voice Recording” on
page 8-1.