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NMS044 Reference Manual
Configuring a Measurement Setup
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Figure 4-2
NMS044 Setup File: Time History Tab
The following settings, as shown on the Event Triggers, Event History, and Sound pages,
create event-based sound recordings that are stored in the measurement data and can be
shared via email.
Figure 4-3
NMS044 Settings: Triggers, Events, and Sound
2.
1.
Using Time History with a 1-second
Period
creates one record each second in
the measurement data table.
2.
Each record contains the metrics
selected in the Time History Options
section. The NMS044 setup file currently
contains the default metrics shown here.
1.
1.
2.
3.
1.
The Event Trigger Method is set to
Level
.
2.
When the measured sound level exceeds the set Trigger Level, an event is triggered and a sound recording
begins. By default, the
Trigger Source
s are set to
SPL 1
and
Peak 1
. The
Trigger Level
s for these 2
sources can only be edited from the Exceedance Triggers page (press left arrow icon twice
).
Alternatively, you may select other
Triggers Sources
from the drop-down menu, and edit the associated
Trigger Levels directly from the Event Triggers page.
3.
The recording saves 7 seconds of sound as indicated in the
Snapshot Time
field. With the checkbox in-
line with
Compression
selected, the sound file is saved using OGG compression. When this is the case,
any email alert notifications sent as a result of the exceedance include the sound recording as an
attachment.