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Manual 

 

 

5.4 

Alarm settings 

The alarm LED flashes when the current reading is equal to or higher than the alarm threshold. The pre-
set alarm threshold is 85 dB. You can change it to values between 30 and 130 dB. 

1.  Press and hold the delete / menu button (1.7) for about 5 seconds 

until the “AL” indication 

appears on the display. 
 

2.  Now you can choose a threshold level by using the up (1.10) and down (1.11) buttons. 

 

4.  To exit this menu, press any button but the up or down button. 

5.5 

Auto Power Off 

The pre-set time for the Automatic Power Off is 5 minutes. This means, that the device shuts down 
automatically after 5 minutes if no buttons are pressed during this period. You can change this time 
period to values between 1 and 9 minutes. 

1.  Press and hold the delete / menu button (1.7) 

for about 10 seconds, until “AUTO” appears on the 

display. 
 

2.  Now you can change the time by using the up (1.10) and down (1.11) buttons. 

 

3.  To deactivate the Automatic Power O

ff function, set the time to “0”. Now the device can only be 

turned off by using the ON / OFF button (1.6). 

 

4.  To exit this menu, press any button but the up or down button. 

 

5.6 

Calibration 

The device can be calibrated in two different ways: 

5.6.1 

Calibration via the integrated calibration signal 

1.  Turn on the device. 

 

2.  Use the function button (1.4) to select the calibration function. Now, 

“CAL” appears in the upper 

left corner of the display. 

 

3.  Turn the calibration screw (1.12) until the value shown on the display is 94 dB. 

 

5.6.2 

Calibration via the optional sound calibrator PCE-SC42 

1. 

Turn on the device and set the frequency weighting to “A” and the time weighting to “slow”. 

 

2.  Us

e the function button (1.4) to choose the calibration function. Now, a “CAL” indication appears 

in the upper left corner of the display. 

 

3.  Turn the calibration screw (1.12) until the value shown on the display is 94 dB. 

 

5.7 

How to replace the batteries 

When you see the battery indication in the upper right corner of the display, the batteries need to be 
replaced. To do so, open the cover of the battery compartment on the back of the device, remove the old 
batteries and put in 4 new 1.5 V AAA batteries. 
 

Note:

 If you do not use the device for a long period of time or if you use it in combination with a mains 

adaptor, you should remove the batteries.

Summary of Contents for PCE-353

Page 1: ...piter FL 33458 USA From outside US 1 Tel 561 320 9162 Fax 561 320 9176 info pce americas com www pce instruments com english www pce instruments com PCE Instruments UK Ltd Units 12 13 Southpoint Busin...

Page 2: ...5 5 Instructions 6 5 1 How to perform a measurement 6 5 2 Memory options 6 5 3 Leq measurements 6 5 4 Alarm settings 7 5 5 Auto Power Off 7 5 6 Calibration 7 5 6 1 Calibration via the integrated calib...

Page 3: ...y of damages or injuries caused by non observance of the manual If the device is not used for a longer period of time you should remove the batteries Do not use the device in areas with extreme temper...

Page 4: ...calibration signal 94 dB at 1 kHz sinusoidal Memory 30 groups with measuring conditions Display 14 mm 0 55 LCD with backlight Alarm value 30 130 dB Alarm output LED PC interface RS 232C Low battery in...

Page 5: ...ghting button 1 9 Fast slow button 1 10 Up save button 1 11 Down read button 1 12 Calibration screw 1 13 RS 232C interface 1 14 Alarm signal output 1 15 Connection for mains adaptor 4 2 Display 2 1 Ca...

Page 6: ...which appear very quickly or abruptly Slow 1 second Choose this setting if you want to determine a mean value or measure sources with a steady sound pressure level Note Slow weighting is adequate for...

Page 7: ...OFF button 1 6 4 To exit this menu press any button but the up or down button 5 6 Calibration The device can be calibrated in two different ways 5 6 1 Calibration via the integrated calibration signal...

Page 8: ...contact PCE Instruments 6 1 PCE Instruments UK By post PCE Instruments UK Ltd Units 12 13 Southpoint Business Park Ensign Way Southampton Hampshire United Kingdom SO31 4RF By phone 02380 987 035 6 2...

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