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9.  Clip the microphone as close as possible to the user's ear 

i.e. shirt collar.

Note:

 Set the cable in a way that does not hinder the user's ability to 

perform their tasks. 
10.  Press the 

RUN/PAUSE

 button to begin measuring accumulated 

noise exposure.

Note:

 When recording begins or is restarted all buttons except the 

Backlight button are locked.
11.  The elapsed duration timer will start automatically and "DUR" will 

flash on the LCD display confirming test duration has begun.

12.  To pause a recording, first unlock the keypad by pressing the 

FUNC

and 

ENTER

 buttons simultaneously and then press the 

RUN/PAUSE

 

button. The pause icon   will appear confirming testing is now 

paused while both the DUR icon will stop flashing.

13.  Press the 

RUN/PAUSE

 button again to resume testing.

14.  When the duration time is reached, "DUR" will stop flashing and the 

final accumulated noise exposure value is displayed.

15.  To erase the previous accumulated %DOSE value and start a new 

duration test, press the 

FUNC.

 and 

ENTER

 buttons simultaneously. 

16.  Press the 

FUNC.

 button to resume normal operation.

Noise Exposure (%DOSE) - Programmable Time Mode

This mode allows testing to begin and end at user selected times. It is 
strongly advised to set the correct date and time before proceeding (see 

Setting the Time and Date in Setup mode

 section for details).

1.  Press the 

FUNC.

 button until you see SPL on the LCD.

2.  Press and hold the   button to select the desired Response Time.
3.  Set the Sampling Rate, Criterion Level (Lc), Exchange Rate (ER), and 

Threshold Level (Lt) (see 

Setup Mode

 section for details).

Note:

 At start up, the meter's default settings are Sampling 

Rate 

 2 sec., Lc 

 90, Lt 

 70, ER 

 3.

4.  Press the 

FUNC

. button to enter the %DOSE mode. By default, the 

meter will be set to test duration (DUR).

5.  Press and hold the   button to switch to programmable mode as 

indicated by "BEG" on the LCD.

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Summary of Contents for R8085

Page 1: ...Noise Dosimeter Instruction Manual R8085 www GlobalTestSupply com Find Quality Products Online at sales GlobalTestSupply com...

Page 2: ...Mode 10 Data Hold 11 Recording Maximum and Minimum Readings 11 Backlighting 11 What is Dose Noise Exposure 11 15 Noise Exposure DOSE Test Duration Mode 12 13 Noise Exposure DOSE Programmable Time Mod...

Page 3: ...Appendix B Canada Regulations Occupational Health and Safety Regulations Occupational Exposure Limits 23 Appendix C Noise Exposure Limits by Canadian Jurisdiction 24 Appendix D Regulations Conversion...

Page 4: ...anty Servicing should only be provided by an authorized service center Features Noise Dosimeter Sound Level Meter and Data Logger High accuracy of 1 0dB meets Type 2 standards Designed to meet noise s...

Page 5: ...Resolution 0 1dB Response Time Approx 1 second Frequency Range 31 5Hz to 8kHz Frequency Weighting A C Time Weighting Fast Slow 125mS and 1 second Microphone 0 5 12 7mm electret condenser Display 4 di...

Page 6: ...oftware R8085 PC optional Software OS Compatability Windows XP Vista 7 8 10 Product Certifications CE IEC61252 ANSI S1 25 for Noise Dose and Sound Exposure Meters IEC 61672 Class 2 ANSI S1 4 Type S fo...

Page 7: ...dB 500 3 2dB 0dB 1 5dB 1K 0dB 0dB 1 0dB 2K 1 2dB 0 2dB 2 0dB 4K 1dB 0 8dB 3 0dB 8K 1 1dB 3dB 5 0dB Time Weightings Fast Slow Characteristics Time Weighting Characteristics Max Response Reference conti...

Page 8: ...n 4 Up Duration Begin Fast Slow dB Range Button 5 FUNCTION SET Button 6 Microphone Input Jack 7 RUN PAUSE Button 8 Down A C TIME Check Button 9 ENTER LOG Button 10 Wrist Strap Anchoring Point 11 RS 23...

Page 9: ...Weighting Indicator 8 Recording Status Indicator 9 DOSE Measurement Sound Pressure Level SPL 1 dB Range Indicator 2 Time Weighting Indicator 3 Unit of Measure 4 Frequency Weighting Indicator 5 Sound...

Page 10: ...the measurement of Peak Sound Pressure Level If the C Weighted level is much higher than the A Weighted level then there will be a large amount of low frequency noise 4 Press the button to scroll thr...

Page 11: ...e When in recording mode the POWER button is disabled and the meter cannot be turned off Backlighting Press the BACKLIGHT button to turn the LCD Backlight on It will automatically turn off after appro...

Page 12: ...d the button to select the desired Response Time 3 Set the Criterion Level Lc Exchange Rate ER and Threshold Level Lt see Setup Mode section for details Note At start up the meter s default settings a...

Page 13: ...xposure value is displayed 15 To erase the previous accumulated DOSE value and start a new duration test press the FUNC and ENTER buttons simultaneously 16 Press the FUNC button to resume normal opera...

Page 14: ...be placed in a pant or shirt pocket 16 Clip the microphone as close as possible to the user s ear i e shirt collar Note Set the cable in a way that does not hinder the user s ability to perform their...

Page 15: ...c Data Logging Setup the meter parameters in order to automatically log data into the internal memory Note The meter can store up to 16 000 data points and will indicate FULL on the LCD display when t...

Page 16: ...logging session press the LOG button and LOGGER will stop flashing 4 To resume press the LOG button again 5 To end the current data logging session press and hold the LOG button for 2 seconds to resu...

Page 17: ...rnal clock will keep accurate time when the meter is powered off When new batteries are installed the clock will have to be reset Setting the Data Logging Sampling Rate SP t Follow steps 1 and 2 when...

Page 18: ...low steps 1 and 2 when SEt LT appears on the LCD 1 Use the and buttons to adjust the threshold which can be set anywhere between 70 and 90 dB 2 Press the ENTER button to confirm selection and skip to...

Page 19: ...and Sampling Rate During normal operation press the TIME button to display the year month day hour minutes and selected sampling rate Calibration Procedure In order to calibrate the R8085 an external...

Page 20: ...into the memory which will flash confirming it has been saved 12 Press the FUNC button to exit the calibration mode and resume normal operation Data Stream Output Using Terminal application a data st...

Page 21: ...3 x AAA batteries 4 Secure the battery cover and tighten the screw Applications Personal Accumulated Noise Exposure Preventative Maintenance Industrial Machinery Equipment Construction Sites Ensuring...

Page 22: ...cement parts visit your product page on www reedinstruments com Appendix A USA Regulations OSHA Regulation Conversion Charts OSHA Permissible Noise Exposures Duration per day hours Sound level dBA slo...

Page 23: ...Rate Allowable Level dB A Allowable Level dB A 90 8 90 93 4 95 96 2 100 99 1 105 102 0 5 110 105 0 25 115 Table 1B Noise Exposure Limits when Criterion Level 85 dB A 3 dB A Exchange Rate Maximum Perm...

Page 24: ...85 3 Northwest Territories 85 Nunavut 85 Yukon Territories 85 3 In Nunavut and Northwest Territories the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations reference a staged action plan based on the dBA exp...

Page 25: ...91 3 65 86 9 125 91 6 Note 5 dB exchange rate and 90 dBA Criterion Product Care To keep your instrument in good working order we recommend the following Store your product in a clean dry place Change...

Page 26: ...r by email at info reedinstruments com to discuss the claim and determine the appropriate steps to process the warranty Product Disposal and Recycling Please follow local laws and regulations when dis...

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