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Model 90 Quantifier Sound Level Meter

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Downloading Measurements to the Software

Before measurements can be downloaded, the software must be installed on to a

suitable PC.

Software Installation

The Analyser software must be installed before measurements can be downloaded.

Please refer to page 67 for details of the installation of the Analyser software.

Connecting the instrument to the PC

The MODEL 90 instruments connect to the PC using the supplied DC:80 USB Cable.
Connect the DC:80 USB Cable to the USB socket on the bottom of the instrument.

Ensure that the cable is inserted correctly with the arrow on the top of the connector.

Do not force the connector into the socket as this may cause damage.

When the Analyser software is installed and run, use the Download option to connect to

the instrument. Please refer to the Help provided with the Analyser software for details
of the download procedure.

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Summary of Contents for 90 Quantifier

Page 1: ...r Sound Level Meter Page 1 User Manual for the Pulsar Model 90 Quantifier Sound Level Meters This manual the software to which it relates the program code and drawings are all Copyright Pulsar Instrum...

Page 2: ...ten consent of Pulsar Instruments Plc No liability is accepted for any inaccuracies or omissions in this manual although due care has been taken to ensure that is it complete and accurate as possible...

Page 3: ...Layout 14 Installing the software 15 Assembly 15 Preamplifier 15 Using Microphone Extension Cables 16 Batteries 16 Using an external power supply 17 Windshield 17 NK 70 Random Incidence Adaptor 17 Swi...

Page 4: ...e Installation 50 Connecting the instrument to the PC 50 Understanding how the measurements are stored 51 Section 5 Maintenance Care 53 Section 6 Troubleshooting 54 Basics 54 Calibration 54 Measuremen...

Page 5: ...Broadband Only MODEL 93 Class 1 Broadband with 1 1 Octave Band Filters MODEL 94 Class 2 Broadband with 1 1 Octave Band Filters MODEL 95 Class 1 Broadband with 1 1 1 3 Octave Band Filters MODEL 96 Cla...

Page 6: ...Auto Synchronise function Broadband Measurement Mode In Broadband Mode the instrument stored the overall values such as LAeq LAFmax and Ln s as well as storing a noise profile or Time History during e...

Page 7: ...and Filters cover the following frequency bands 25Hz to 16kHz When the MO 800 6 Options is fitted the 1 3 Octave Band Filters include the additional 20Hz and 20kHz 1 3 Octave Band Filters Options Acce...

Page 8: ...t Range 7 Start Measurement a Run for 15 minutes 8 Stop Measurement 9 Review Measurement Data Make a 1 1 Octave Band Measurement over 1 minute 1 Switch on 2 Calibrate 3 Set Measurement Mode to 1 1 Oct...

Page 9: ...ge to the standard noise level display Calibrate the Sound Level Meter If a microphone extension cable is to be used during a measurement the instrument must be calibrated with the cable attached Conn...

Page 10: ...the screen is the current configuration Key Press Display Comments In this example the measurement duration is set to 30 minutes The Auto Repeat function is switched on The Auto Synchronise function...

Page 11: ...and the use of the bar graph display in choosing the correct measurement range Change the measurement function To check the current measurement function and to change the measurement function press t...

Page 12: ...stores the measurement in memory and enters the measurement review mode Review the measurement When the measurement has been stopped the instrument automatically stores the measurement in memory and...

Page 13: ...ative immediately The basic MODEL 90 instrument is supplied with the following standard accessories Analyser for Windows Software on CD ROM MODEL 90 User Manual Certificates of Calibration ZL 100 USB...

Page 14: ...Model 90 Quantifier Sound Level Meter Page 14 Instruments Layout...

Page 15: ...supplied with a removable preamplifier the MV 200D Also a removable preamplifier may be fitted as an option to the Class 2 instruments This preamplifier must be connected to the Sound Level Meter befo...

Page 16: ...ect the microphone extension cable in the same manner as the MV 200C Preamplifier Batteries The batteries of the MODEL 90 are located behind the cover on the bottom of the instrument Slide the cover t...

Page 17: ...which may affect the performance of the instrument To use the Windshield push the hole in the windshield over the microphone of the Sound Level Meter The Windshield must be removed before the Sound Le...

Page 18: ...th the current Date and Time shown at the bottom of the screen The battery level is shown in the top right hand corner of the display Across the top of the display above the numbers is shown the sound...

Page 19: ...y Press Display Comments The current time and date are shown at the bottom of the screen Measurement Range Key Press Display Comments The current measurement range is shown highlighted Use the Up and...

Page 20: ...t is set to either 1 1 or 1 3 Octave Band Mode the Run Duration is divided between the frequency bands For example if the measurement duration is set to 30 minutes the MODEL 90 instrument will take a...

Page 21: ...easurement Auto Synchronise Key Press Display Comments The status of the Auto Synchronise is shown at the bottom of the screen In this example the Auto Synchronise is switched on When the Auto Synchro...

Page 22: ...n the Acoustic Calibrator before starting the calibration procedure If the calibration is sucessful the instrument will display the calibration information screen Press Exit to return to the main scre...

Page 23: ...urement the information will be automatically stored in the memory If the Auto Repeat function is enabled the next measurement will start automatically at the end of the previous measurement 1 1 Octav...

Page 24: ...is running the display shows Running in the top left hand corner If the measurement duration is set to Manual the 1 3 Octave Band frequency will stay on the current frequency until the Up arrow is pr...

Page 25: ...parameters All of the functions are measured simultaneously and are automatically stored Please note that this function is only available in Broadband Mode Key Press Display Comments The instrument st...

Page 26: ...rall parameters such a the Leq is paused However the Time History measurement continues and the instrument codes this data When the information is downloaded to the Analyser software the user can see...

Page 27: ...ing the stored measurements After a measurement has been stopped When the measurement is stopped the data is automatically stored in memory and the instrument enters the measurement review mode Use th...

Page 28: ...nu option Accept data entry 5 Move through the measurement parameters when running a measurement Move through the stored measurement parameters in memory recall mode Select a lower frequency band in 1...

Page 29: ...t Mode press the Menu Key The current measurement mode is displayed Please note that the MODEL 90 Sound Level Meters will revert to Broadband Measurement Mode when the instrument is switched off Key P...

Page 30: ...Quantifier Sound Level Meter Page 30 1 1 Octave Band Mode To select the 1 1 Octave Band Measurement Mode Key Press Display 1 3 Octave Band Mode To select the 1 3 Octave Band Measurement Mode Key Press...

Page 31: ...he Auto Synchronise functions are all connected and affect each other Always ensure that the status of these three functions is checked before making a measurement When the menu key is pressed the dis...

Page 32: ...t and Right keys to move through the different settings Press OK to accept the User Time When the instrument is set to either 1 1 or 1 3 Octave Band Mode the Run Duration is divided between the freque...

Page 33: ...asurement information the memory With the Auto Repeat function enabled the instrument will make further 15 minute measurements one after the next until the total number of measurements has been made T...

Page 34: ...to control the starting and stopping of the measurement directly However in many applications such as Environmental Noise measurements it is important to start the measurements at a predetermined tim...

Page 35: ...asurement range is set too low high noise levels will overload the instrument and make the measurement invalid Therefore it is vital that the correct measurement range is chosen for the noise to be re...

Page 36: ...symbol is shown The bar graph at the top of the screen can be used to select the appropriate measurement range As the user moves between the different measurement ranges the bar graph changes the top...

Page 37: ...u and press OK Key Press Display Comments Display Contrast To adjust the contrast of the display select the Contrast Option and press OK Key Press Display Comments Select the Lighter or Darker option...

Page 38: ...and the left and right arrow keys to move between the numbers Press the OK key when the Time is correctly set To set the Date select the Date option and press OK Use the Up and Down arrow keys to chan...

Page 39: ...calibration level Pulsar Instruments Plcdoes not recommend the use of Acoustic Calibrators other than those manufactured or supplied by Pulsar Instruments Plc for use with the MODEL 90 instruments Ref...

Page 40: ...I not stored LAFmax LASmax LAImax LCFmax LCSmax LCImax LZFmax LZSmax or LZImax LAFmin LASmin LAImin LCFmin LCSmin LCImin LZFmin LZSmin or LZImin L0 1 to L99 9 five simultaneous user selected values av...

Page 41: ...inimum Sound Level LAFmin LASmin LAImin LCFmin LCSmin LCImin LZFmin LZSmin or LZImin User Metric LAE LCE or LZE LAIeq LCIeq or LZIeq LAFTeq 1 1 Octave Band Mode No measurements are affected by the Fre...

Page 42: ...changes or Exit to discard any changes The other Ln values can be altered in the same manner as shown above User Metric The additional measurement parameter provided the MODEL 90 instrument is known...

Page 43: ...rement functions described in section Time Weighting on page 40 Before the Time Weighting can be selected to either Fast or Slow the User Metric must be set to SEL Configuring the instrument from the...

Page 44: ...ning Press the right hand arrow key to view the first stored measurement and the left hand arrow key to view the last measurement stored Key Press Display Comments The first measurement stored is show...

Page 45: ...LAFTeq If the unit was in Overload or Under Range during the measurement this is indicated on the screen The whole measurement duration is displayed on the screen when the Time History data is review...

Page 46: ...ntifier Sound Level Meter Page 46 1 3 Octave Band Measurements Key Press Display Comments The graphical display of the 1 3 Octave Band measurement is shown with the measurement range shown on the left...

Page 47: ...Model 90 Quantifier Sound Level Meter Page 47...

Page 48: ...can be checked for available space and also to allow the user to delete the measurements that are stored To check the available memory select the Memory option from the menu Key Press Display Comment...

Page 49: ...Model 90 Quantifier Sound Level Meter Page 49 Please note that when the memory has been cleared any measurement previously stored cannot be retrieved and are permanently deleted...

Page 50: ...ware Connecting the instrument to the PC The MODEL 90 instruments connect to the PC using the supplied DC 80 USB Cable Connect the DC 80 USB Cable to the USB socket on the bottom of the instrument Ens...

Page 51: ...roadband measurements can be stored depends upon the duration of the measurement The table below shows the maximum time over which measurements can be made Please note that this applies only to Broadb...

Page 52: ...Model 90 Quantifier Sound Level Meter Page 52...

Page 53: ...trument body If using the MODEL 90 outdoor use a suitable outdoor measurement kit which has been specifically designed to protect the instrument If the MODEL 90 becomes dusty wipe it down with a cloth...

Page 54: ...is fitted according to the instructions supplied The Preamplifer is not fitted correctly Class 1 Instruments only For Class 1 Instruments refer to page 15 for details of fitting the preamplifier The...

Page 55: ...noise level is too high for the current range Select a higher measurement range Under Range symbol is shown The noise level is too low for the current range Select a lower measurement range The measu...

Page 56: ...EC 61260 Class 1 Microphone Class 1 MK 224 pre polarized Free field Condenser Class 2 MK 216 pre polarized Free field Condenser Random Incidence to ANSI S1 4 with NK 70 Adaptor Capacitance 18pF Microp...

Page 57: ...s The following metrics can be displayed for a recorded session and stored Broadband Mode LCPeak LAF LAS LAI LCF LCS LCI LZF LZS or LZI not stored LAFmax LASmax LAImax LCFmax LCSmax LCImax LZFmax LZSm...

Page 58: ...are automatically stored in the instrument memory Noise Profile Short Leq LAeq LCeq or LZeq Up to 11 days at 1 second acquisition Automatic Measurements The unit can be set to record and store data o...

Page 59: ...pin Expansion Socket Output Cables Standard DC80 USB Cable supplied as standard Optional ZL 811 Power Adaptor Cable for CU 195A Power Supply ZL 812 AC Output Cable to Phono Plug ZL 813 RS232 Output ZL...

Page 60: ...00 4 Upgrade from 1 1 to 1 1 1 3 Octave Band Filters MO 800 5 Remote Preamplifier for Class 2 Instruments MO 800 6 20Hz 20kHz 1 3 Octave Band Filters Electromagnetic Performance EN 55022 1994 EN 61000...

Page 61: ...reserve battery power To switch off the calibrator manually press the power button again and the indicator will extinguish to show that the unit is switched off Permanent on Mode For some applications...

Page 62: ...dern Sound Level Meters have electronic calibration with the level adjusted automatically Adjust the Sound Level Meter to the correct level where applicable When correcting the value generated by the...

Page 63: ...the spring at the other end Ensure that the battery is inserted with the correct polarity with the negative terminal at the contact with the larger cutout Battery type The battery should be an alkali...

Page 64: ...han 2 Operating Humidity 25 to 90 Relative Humidity Operating Static Pressure 65 kPa to 108kPa Operating Temperature 10o C to 50o C Storing Temperature 20o C to 60o C Effective Volume 6 19 cm3 0 2 cm3...

Page 65: ...after exposure to contact discharges up to 4kV and air discharges up to 8kV for both positive and negative voltages relative to earth ground The calibrator conforms to IEC 60942 2003 for a modulated r...

Page 66: ...c Calibration corrections are listed below for the Pulsar Instruments Plc Capsules and three microphone capsules commonly used in Calibration Laboratories Microphone Correction Values Microphone Type...

Page 67: ...on program should automatically start If the installation program does not automatically start run D setup exe where D is the drive letter of the CD ROM drive on the PC System Requirements The Analyse...

Page 68: ...into the instrument to suit different measurement applications and standards The following parameters can be set from within the Analyser software Measurement Mode Run Duration Time Weighting Frequen...

Page 69: ...2004 Model 91A Sound Level Meter Model 92A Sound Level Meter Model 93A Sound Level Meter Model 94A Sound Level Meter Model 95A Sound Level Meter Model 96A Sound Level Meter Along with their standard a...

Page 70: ...ntries worldwide For details of your local representative please contact Pulsar Instruments Plc at the address below Contact details for Pulsar Instruments Plc authorised distributors and agents are a...

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