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SIR-3400H / SIR-3032i / SIR-3032W

4. Preparations

Check that the AC voltage setting is correct for the voltage that is used.

Connect the AC power cord (supplied) to the AC IN connector.

Supply the power.
When set to 100/120 V : 90 to 132 V AC
When set to 220/240 V : 198 to 250 V AC

SIR-3032i/W

SIR-3400H

Summary of Contents for SIR-3032i

Page 1: ... Manual Hi speed HDD Data Recorder Read all the instructions in the manual carefully before use and strictly follow them Keep the manual for future references SIR 3032i SIR 3032W Precision Analog Unit Wide Band Analog Unit ...

Page 2: ...9 A2 2002 Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance characteristics of industrial scientific and medical ISM radio frequency equipment EN 61000 3 2 2000 Limits for harmonic currents emissions equipment input current 16 A per phase EN 61000 3 3 1995 A1 2001 Limitation of voltage fluctuations and flicker in low voltage supply systems for equipment with rated current 16 A EN 61000 6 2 20...

Page 3: ...rces For more detailed information about recycling of this product please visit Sony Manufacturing Systems Europe s web site http www sonymanufacturing com environment Deutsch Entsorgung von als Industriemüll anfallenden elektrischen und elektronischen Geräten anzuwenden in den Ländern der Europäischen Union und anderen europäischen Ländern mit einen separaten Sammelsystem für diese Geräte Das Sym...

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Page 5: ...e electric shock or other accidents resulting in serious injury or death Caution Failure to observe these precautions may lead to electric shock or other accidents resulting in injury or damage to surrounding objects Important If there is any abnormal phenomena during installation or operation disconnect the power cord and contact service engineer person immediately It is dangerous to use the unit...

Page 6: ...sure to ground the POWER cable firmly Earth CAUTION Keep the unit away from strong magnetic fields such as high voltage transformers speakers and electric motors When receives strong outer noises the unit may operate improperly Do not locate the unit in a dusty hot or humid place Do not place heavy objects on the top of the unit otherwise it may fall and cause an injury To disconnect the power cor...

Page 7: ...inside the unit is too high or too low the unit displays one of the following messages and the unit is automatically cooled down or warming up The unit cannot be operated until the temperature reaches proper level and the message on LCD display disappears LCD message Recording unit status Remarks Low Temp Warming Up Internal temperature 5 dC Displayed until the internal temperature is 5 dC or high...

Page 8: ...The unit is shut down in the following process of operation in which case both of more than 3 minutes passed or pressing the Standby key on the front panel to more than 2 seconds during the back up operating state 10 seconds at the maximum The screen display goes out The standby lamp and other lamps on the front panel go out The unit is completely shut down Connection of Cables for IEPE Inputs Be ...

Page 9: ...1 Connecting the Power Supply 4 1 4 1 1 AC Power Supply 4 1 4 1 2 DC Power Supply 4 3 4 1 3 Internal Backup Battery 4 4 4 2 Connecting the Signals 4 4 4 3 Cartridges 4 5 4 3 1 Cartridges 4 5 4 3 2 Loading a Cartridge 4 5 4 3 3 Ejecting the Cartridge 4 6 4 4 Diagnostics 4 7 4 5 Calibration 4 7 4 6 Required Settings Before Recording 4 7 4 7 Source and Record 4 8 4 7 1 Source 4 8 4 7 2 Record 4 8 5 D...

Page 10: ...Response Characteristics Bar meter Peak 9 1 9 2 2 Switching the Bar Meter Scale Bar meter Scale 9 2 9 2 3 Adjusting LCD Contrast LCD Contrast 9 2 9 2 4 Adjusting LCD Brightness LCD Brightness 9 2 10 Network Settings Network Screen 10 1 10 1 Setting Procedure 10 1 11 Clock Setting Clock Screen 11 1 11 1 Setting Procedure 11 1 12 Operation Settings Using Setting Key 12 1 12 1 ID Number Increments 12...

Page 11: ...creen Elements 14 10 15 Data Recording Playback 15 1 15 1 Data Recording 15 1 15 2 Data Playback 15 3 15 3 Recording and Playback Voice Annotations 15 4 15 3 1 Connecting the Microphone and Earphone 15 4 15 3 2 Recording Voice Annotations 15 5 15 3 3 Playback Voice Annotations 15 5 15 4 Recording and Playback AUX Digital Data 15 6 15 4 1 Connecting the AUX Digital Data 15 7 15 4 2 Recording AUX Di...

Page 12: ...sage 20 1 20 2 Installation Procedure for Shock Mount Adaptor 20 2 21 Attaching the Rack Mount Adaptor 21 1 21 1 Before Use 21 1 21 2 Attachment Procedure for Rack Mount Adaptor 21 1 22 Specifications 22 1 22 1 Specifications SIR 3400H 22 1 22 1 1 Cartridges 22 1 22 1 2 Voice Annotation Channel 22 1 22 1 3 Monitor Out 22 1 22 1 4 AUX Digital Channel AUX 1 22 1 22 1 5 AUX Analog Channel AUX 2 IRIG ...

Page 13: ...ombining with a measuring unit the SIR 3000 series can be used to build the optimum system for measurement subjects Support for 32 ch x 20 kHz is provided by combining the minimum configuration of the SIR 3400H and SIR 3032i Replacing the measuring unit with the SIR 3032W enables wideband recording at 32 ch x 80 kHz Connection of four SIR 3032i W to the recording unit enables recording and playbac...

Page 14: ...recording playback can be performed with accuracy of a quartz level This enables doubling of the number of channels without reducing the frequency bandwidth or data transfer rate Trigger Recording Recording can be started by receiving the trigger signal from the external source Once the pre trigger is enabled a built in large capacity data buffer memory allows data to be recorded before and after ...

Page 15: ...tect the recording media when the power failure occurs When the backup operation continues for 3 minutes or longer the unit is shut down n The internal backup battery is recharged automatically but note that it may not be charged in the cases shown below based on the power switch setting or power supply conditions Power switch Power switch on off No power Standby mode Operating supply input DC AC ...

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Page 17: ...ng with ID numbers 001 to 999 automatically assigned These can be used for ID searches Increments Automatic Start of each recording including cancellation of recording pauses When the index number exceeds 99 Manual When the INDEX ID key is pressed after the SHIFT key during recording INDEX number An index 01 to 99 can be added at desired locations during measuring By marking an index the desired l...

Page 18: ...Remove the cartridge after making sure that the access lamp goes out If you open the front panel while in REC mode a warning sound is made continuously to indicate that recording is in progress 2 5 Overwriting Data Overwriting can be performed on pre recorded HDDs An EOD is written at the point where the new recording ends and so old data remaining after that point cannot be played back Therefore ...

Page 19: ...D block consists of segments of approximately 550 kbytes referred to Records Therefore the shortest ID block length is one Record This is approximately 42 ms at 4x speed 170 ms at normal speed 1x and 2 7 seconds at 1 16x speed Thus recording at 1 16x speed cannot be stopped within 2 7 seconds ...

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Page 21: ...econds to switch between standby and operation modes Standby lamp Off Off Lit orange Lit orange Lit orange Lit green 2 Front panel lock knobs Used to open and close the front panel When set to RELEASE the front panel can be opened When the front panel is closed both knobs are set to LOCK c Be sure to always close the front panel when using the recording unit 3 Ventilation slits These slits are use...

Page 22: ... Used for the following operations Rewinding data Start ID search of the current data Manual search rewind direction 7 FF key Used for the following operations Fast forwarding data Start ID search of the next data Manual search fast forward direction 8 EOD lamp Lights when the recording media is at the EOD end of data recorded on the recording media position 9 FWD key Plays back the data 0 STOP ke...

Page 23: ... information such as errors or warnings Mark Description When a power supply error occurs When a condensation error occurs When a recording playback error occurs When multiple measuring units are operating in synchronizing mode When signals are input to the AUX1 DIGITAL IN connector or when the recorded signals are played back When signals are input to the AUX2 IRIG B IN connector or when the reco...

Page 24: ...ding media The displayed information varies depending on the transport mode Transport mode Display E E REC PAUSE REC and succeeding STOP Value set in recording unit FWD and succeeding STOP Value recorded on recording media ql Recording media position display area The displayed information varies depending on the transport mode Transport mode Display E E REC PAUSE REC and succeeding STOP ADDRESS RE...

Page 25: ...tput of the recording unit ws Setting value display area This area displays setting values recording notes status of the recording unit and other information using the setting key Displayed setting values Input range Input DC offset Output level Input format Recording note Test signal wd Recording media status display area This area displays the recording media capacity that is being used wf Funct...

Page 26: ...ration keys Also in this manual the key names such as INDEX ID key are used as function operation setting keys except in the description of note recording Lamps The lamp above the key indicates the status below Blinking The key is enabled Lit The key was pressed and the setting can be made When there are two lamps the key has the following two functions See Setting Key Descriptions Left side lamp ...

Page 27: ...ge setting Auto range setting wl OFFSET key Manual input DC offset setting Auto input DC offset setting e INPUT key Input format setting ea SEARCH key Search mode setting es MEMO key Editing of recording note ed OUT TSG key Output level setting Test signal setting ef MRK1 MRK2 key Press this key in REC or FWD mode to store the current recording or playback position in the memory eg SHIFT key This ...

Page 28: ...ones r PHONE jack Insert the plug of any separately purchased earphones using a mini plug here ra MIC jack Insert the supplied microphone plug here The lamp at the bottom right lights according to the sound input rs MONITOR The channel of the measuring unit displayed on the LCD screen is output 3 Names and Functions of Parts el r ra rs ...

Page 29: ...Stores the recorded data It is a mirror disk of HDD1 rg HDD keyholes These are the HDD keyholes The supplied HDD key is used to lock or unlock the HDD compartments such as when replacing the hard disks rh HDD power lamp If the HDD compartment is locked when the power is on the lamp is lit green If it is unlocked the HDD power is turned off and the lamp turns off rj HDD access lamp Blinking orange ...

Page 30: ...curred in the HDD1 and RAID rebuild HDD2 data HDD initialization HDD replacement Lit An error occurred during HDD access HDD initialization HDD replacement ta Recording media access lamps Lit green The recording unit has recognized the recording media Blinking orange The recording unit is accessing the recording media ts Option slot The recording unit settings are stores in a CF type flash memory ...

Page 31: ...recording unit To prevent the inside of the recording unit from overheating do not block the air outlet Leave a space of at least 100 mm between the rear side of the recording unit and any other object Control block Aux output TRIGER input block Option slots Power supply block 1 3 Names and Functions of Parts ...

Page 32: ... on the sticker shown on the AC voltage selector switch peel off the sticker and switch the selector to the side where the voltage is being used The AC power cord has a safety earth Be sure to connect the power cord to an earthed socket 5 DC IN Used to supply external DC power to the recording unit Connect the supplied DC power cord Be sure to supply voltage DC 11 to 30 V within the specified rang...

Page 33: ...IN connector Used to input the trigger for trigger recording Control Block qa ETHER connector Used to control the recording unit from a remote computer qs TO SYNC connector Used to synchronously operate multiple recording units qd TO HOST connector Used to control the recording unit from a host computer qf TO EXPMAIN1 TO EXPMAIN2 connector Used to connect the measuring units 8 9 q qf qa qd qs 3 Na...

Page 34: ...3 14 E SIR 3400H SIR 3032i SIR 3032W Option Slots qg Option slot Insert optional boards here qg 3 Names and Functions of Parts ...

Page 35: ... to take in air to cool the inside of the recording unit To prevent the inside of the recording unit from overheating do not block the ventilation slits Do not place hot objects on the right and left side of the recording unit Leave a space of at least 50 mm between the right and left sides of the recording unit and any other object Right side panel Left side panel 2 1 2 1 3 Names and Functions of...

Page 36: ...e Lit orange Standby mode Lit green Operating mode 2 Ventilation slits These slits are used to take in air to cool the inside of the measuring unit To prevent the measuring unit from overheating do not block the ventilation slits MONITOR UP DN Analog input connectors Indicator block 2 1 3 Names and Functions of Parts ...

Page 37: ...mallest measuring unit number Example Channel assignments for two 32 channel measuring units Unit 1 Channels 1 to 32 Unit 2 Channels 33 to 64 4 IEPE lamp When the input channel is set to IEPE IEPE or TEDS the lamp lights green c Be sure to make the input format setting while a signal source is not connected to the INPUT connector of the unit Use of IEPE inputs may damage the signal source as 24 V ...

Page 38: ...n Measuring unit number EXP No 3 seconds Normal Number of channel currently being monitored EXP No setting The 8 monitor lamp is turned off when the measuring unit number EXP No is displayed Error occurred Error number 0 Setting button Used to set the monitor channel and measuring unit number EXP No The number displayed on the indicator is incremented or decremented UP Increment DN Decrement Press...

Page 39: ...FF ON Reserve Reserve OFF ON ON Reserve Reserve ON ON ON Reserve Reserve SW4 to SW8 Disabled SW8 This sets the calibration function DISABLE Disables the calibration function ENABLE Enables the calibration function factory setting 3 OUTPUT connectors Used to output analog signals Connect BNC cables sold separately to the corresponding connectors When there are multiple measuring units the channels ...

Page 40: ...ed The AC power cord has a safety earth Be sure to connect the power cord to an earthed socket 7 DC IN connector Used to supply external DC power to the measuring unit Connect the supplied DC power cord Be sure to supply voltage DC 11 to 30 V within the specified range If the voltage exceeds 34 V the hyper voltage protection circuit works and the DC fuse blows 8 DC fuse This fuse is used to protec...

Page 41: ...se slits are used to take in air to cool the inside of the measuring unit To prevent the inside of the measuring unit from overheating do not block the ventilation slits Do not place hot objects on the right and left side of the measuring unit Leave a space of at least 50 mm between the right and left sides of the measuring unit and any other object Right side panel Left side panel 2 1 2 1 3 Names...

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Page 43: ...When theAC voltage selector switch is set to AC 100 120 V supplying AC 198 to 250 V may damage the recording unit s internal circuitry When the AC voltage selector switch is set to AC 220 240 V the recording unit will not operate when supplied with AC 90 to 132 V The AC power cord has a safety earth Be sure to connect the power cord to an earthed socket When using a plug adaptor 3 pin to 2 pin for...

Page 44: ... 1 Check that the AC voltage setting is correct for the voltage that is used 2 Connect the AC power cord supplied to the AC IN connector 3 Supply the power When set to 100 120 V 90 to 132 V AC When set to 220 240 V 198 to 250 V AC SIR 3032i W SIR 3400H ...

Page 45: ... V the hyper voltage protection circuit works and the DC fuse blows When the DC power is fed to the unit the unit may not become standby mode In this case turn off the POWER switch on the rear of unit while feeding the DC power And after leaving the unit for 10 seconds turn on the POWER switch on the rear again When the unit is rack mounted the unit should be AC powered 1 Connect the DC power cord...

Page 46: ... Data Signals Using BNC cables sold separately connect the INPUT connector on the front panel to the analog signal source for each channel If necessary use a BNC cable to connect the MONITOR connector to an oscilloscope or other measuring device w Do not supply input signals exceeding 50 Vpk or the internal circuitry may be damaged c Keep the input voltage range via the INPUT connectors to within ...

Page 47: ...e POWER switch on the rear panel to OFF Cartridges compatible with the SIR 3400H SMH cartridge 4 3 2 Loading a Cartridge 1 Press the Standby key to turn on the power 2 Confirm that the lamp at the left side of standby key on the front panel lights 3 When the right and left lock knobs on the front panel are set to RELEASE the front panel can be opened 4 Before inserting the SMH cartridge ensure tha...

Page 48: ...mode is set to STOP mode See section 5 1 2 Check that the ACCESS lamp on the front panel is lit green c Access to the HDD is in progress if the ACCESS lamp is lit orange If the front panel is opened during access to the HDD a warning sound is made Be sure that access to the HDD is completed before proceeding 3 Set the right and left lock knobs on the front panel to RELEASE and then open the front ...

Page 49: ...nction is disabled with the DIP switches After the power is turned on wait at least 15 minutes before performing calibration Perform calibration in the environment where it will actually be used If you stop calibration before it is completed turn the power off and then on again before using For the calibration procedure see 14 5 Executing Calibration Calibration 4 6 Required Settings Before Record...

Page 50: ...nd output level value In the source mode press the F3 key to sequentially change the contents displayed as follows 4 7 2 Record When the unit is in the FWD mode or is stopped from FWD mode it automatically switches to the record mode In this mode record information on the media values recorded is displayed for the media position information ID number address and real time clock and the amplifier s...

Page 51: ... back the data recorded on the recording media FWD FWD PAUSE This mode pauses the FWD mode When the pause is cancelled FWD playback starts from the data at that point PAUSE FF This fast forwards data playback FF REW This rewinds data playback REW ID skip This searches and plays back the start of the current or next ID block SEARCH This performs a search The following searches are available See 16 ...

Page 52: ...wind FF Fast forward STOP Stop Press the FF key in the search mode to search the next start ID Press the REW key in the search mode to search the start ID of the current recording block The above mark shows that press the one key while pressing the another key at the same time For example REC FWD means that press FWD key while pressing REC key at the same time Hold down FWD FF Hold down FWD REW Re...

Page 53: ...s that press FWD key while pressing REC key at the same time Current mode Key pressed next STOP REC REC REC PAUSE FWD FF REW FWD PAUSE FWD FF REW STOP E E REC PAUSE REC FWD PAUSE FWD FF REW Manual search E E STOP REC PAUSE REC REC PAUSE REC PAUSE STOP REC REC REC REC STOP REC PAUSE FWD PAUSE STOP FWD FWD Manual search FWD STOP PAUSE ID search Manual search FF STOP FWD Manual search REW STOP FWD Ma...

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Page 55: ...ting the screen 9 2 4 Recording unit network O 10 1 Setting the recording unit clock O O Before recording 11 1 ID number O O For adding IDs during recording 12 1 INDEX number O For adding INDEX during recording 12 2 Recording Playback speed 1 Normal O O For changing the speed 12 3 Number of recording channels 32 ch O 12 4 Transmission format S Single ended O Front For the IEPE input set to the sin...

Page 56: ...ssary after error display 14 7 Check items Setting Default setting Operation Remarks Reference LCD screen Key Telnet Panel Volume O Front 13 4 Recording media contents O O After recording 14 8 Alarm status O O 17 2 Front panel status O O 17 2 Unit configration O O 17 2 Command O 17 2 Error O O 17 2 Signal level O O 17 2 Calibration O O 17 2 6 1 2 Measuring Unit Setting Checking Including Input Out...

Page 57: ...lobal Setup Menu f F F1 F2 F1 Main f F Section 7 f F Section 8 Function f F Section 9 Section 10 Display Recording Unit Network Settings Network Section 11 Setting the Recording Unit Clock Clock Section 14 2 Copying Mark1 Mark2 Copy Section 14 3 Formatting the Recoding Media Format Section 14 4 Repairing Recoding Media Discrepancies RAID Rebuild Section 14 5 Executing Calibration Calibration Secti...

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Page 59: ...p Menu with the f F keys 3 Press the F1 key to switch the screen 4 Select the Main with the F1 F2 keys Setting 5 Use the f F key to select the option 6 Use the g G key to select the setting value The screen of Main Function Display Network Clock can be switched with the F1 F2 keys Press the F4 key to return to the Measurement screen 7 2 1 Fan Control 7 2 2 Condensation Sensor 7 2 3 Synchronization...

Page 60: ...des of the recording unit and any other object Factory setting Off For the setting procedure see 7 1 Setting Procedure for Main Screen When set to On When condensation occurs inside the unit such as when a cold recording unit is moved to a warm location the condensation warning indicator turns on see section 18 1 When the warning indicator turns on perform the warmup operation while holding down t...

Page 61: ... playback are performed using quartz accurate synchronization with multiple recording unit systems This enables doubling of the number of channels without reducing the frequency bandwidth or data transfer rate When using a synchronized connection one recording unit must be set as the Master and the other recording units must be set as the Subordinate When set to Subordinate Set the rest of recordi...

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Page 63: ...F keys 3 Press the F1 key to switch the screen 4 Select the Function with the F1 F2 keys Setting 5 Use the f F key to select the option 6 Use the g G key to select the setting value The screen of Main Function Display Network Clock can be switched with the F1 F2 keys Press the F4 key to return to the Measurement screen 8 2 1 Frequency Type 8 2 2 Auto Repeat 8 2 3 Overwrite 8 2 4 Trigger Mode 8 2 5...

Page 64: ...erformed regardless of the overwrite setting of the recording media Although the data that was overwritten is lost the remaining data and rewritten data can be played back When set to Off Recording and playback automatically stop when the recording media reaches the end 8 2 3 Recording Media Overwrite On Off Overwrite Factory setting Off For the setting procedure see 8 1 Setting Procedure for Func...

Page 65: ...2 5 Pre Trigger Recording On Off Pre Trigger Factory setting Off For the setting procedure see 8 1 Setting Procedure for Function Screen When set to On During trigger recording data before the trigger is recorded Data length s before trigger is automatically changes depending on to the recording media speed When set to Off During trigger recording and data is recorded immediately after the trigger...

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Page 67: ...e option 6 Use the g G key to select the setting value 9 2 Settings 9 2 1 Switching the Response Characteristics Bar meter Peak Factory setting Realtime For the setting procedure see 9 1 Setting Procedure for Display Screen When set to Realtime The bar meter always displays the current value When set to Hold The peak indicator is held at the maximum level until PK CLR F4 is pressed or until enteri...

Page 68: ...lative dB value of the reference level 0 dB that was set for the input range 9 2 3 Adjusting LCD Contrast LCD Contrast Factory setting 5 For the setting procedure see 9 1 Setting Procedure for Display Screen The LCD contrast can be adjusted in one of eleven levels 9 2 4 Adjusting LCD Brightness LCD Brightness Factory setting 5 For the setting procedure see 9 1 Setting Procedure for Display Screen ...

Page 69: ...Global Setup Menu with the f F keys 3 Press the F1 key to switch the screen 4 Select the Network with the F1 F2 keys Setting 5 Use the g G key to select the option Use the f F key to select the setting value 6 Use the F3 key to make the setting The screen of Main Function Display Network Clock can be switched with the F1 F2 keys By pressing F3 Apply key the changed IP address and the changed subne...

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Page 71: ...e f F keys 3 Press the F1 key to switch the screen 4 Select the Clock with the F1 F2 keys Setting 5 Use the g G key to select the option Use the f F key to select the setting value 6 Use the F3 key to make the setting The screen of Main Function Display Network Clock can be switched with the F1 F2 keys By pressing the F3 Apply key the changed time is set When escaped from the Global Setup Menu wit...

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Page 73: ...ID number can be used for searches 12 2 Index Number Increments Mode REC Each time that the INDEX ID key is pressed during REC mode the INDEX number on the LCD screen increases by one Setting value 1 to 99 The index number automatically increase by 1 up to 99 and then go back to 1 The INDEX number can be used for searches 12 3 Setting the Recording Playback Speed Mode STOP The recording playback s...

Page 74: ...SHIFT key and then press the SPD BCM key The lamp at the top right of the key and the number of channels indicator on the LCD screen flash 2 Use the f F key to select the number of channels Setting value 32 64 128 No of measuring units Max no of channels 1 32 2 64 4 128 3 Press the SPD BCM key The number of recording channels is set 12 Operation Settings Using Setting key ...

Page 75: ...he channel number in the MONITOR display area flash The The Range indicator appears in the setting value display area 2 Use the g G key to select the target channel Setting value EXP UNIT 1 to 4 A B MONITOR 1 to 32 3 Use the f F key to select the input range value Setting value 10 V 5 V 2 V 1 V 0 5 V 0 2 V 0 1 V Input range Vpk 10 5 2 1 0 5 0 2 0 1 Range values and bar meter scale Example When 10 ...

Page 76: ...s shown below Input level 5 5 V to 2 2 V to 1 1 V to 0 55 V to 0 22 V to 0 11 to Less than absolute value 11 V 5 5 V 2 2 V 1 1 V 0 55 V 0 22 V 0 11 V Input range Vpk 10 5 2 1 0 5 0 2 0 1 3 If the RANGE key is pressed again after at least three seconds have elapsed the input range value is finalized for all channels for the detected peak values n In case the DC coupling direct input format is set S...

Page 77: ...fset indicator appears in the setting value display area 2 Use the g G key to select the target channel Setting value EXP UNIT 1 to 4 A B MONITOR 1 to 32 3 Use the f F key to change the input DC offset value The offset value changes by 1 _1 each time the key is pressed Holding down the key continually increases or decreases the value Setting value 100 0 _ _ _ _ _100 Input DC offset value 100 0 _10...

Page 78: ... the MONITOR display area flash 3 second later the positive and negative peak values of the input signal for each channel are detected and the DC component is calculated Until the OFFSET key is pressed again the peak value detection is continued 2 After three or more seconds have elapsed press the OFFSET key The DC input offset value is set for all channels 12 Operation Settings Using Setting key ...

Page 79: ...the INPUT connector When set to the IEPE input format a 24 V power supply is supplied to the INPUT connector Be careful that you do not damage the signal source When using the IEPE input format set to the single ended input See 12 8 Setting the Transmission Format 1 Press the INPUT key The lamp at the top left of the key and the channel number in the MONITOR display area flash The Input Type indic...

Page 80: ... as shown below Unless the signal source is connected with the frame ground of measuring unit signal may not be properly recorded Signal source Measuring unit Signal hot BNC terminal Core of coaxial cable Signal cold BNC GND Shield wire of coaxial cable Ground terminal Ground terminal Frame ground connection 12 9 Recording Memo Modes STOP E E REC PAUSE and REC Up to 96 characters of information ca...

Page 81: ...TION _ _ _ c Holding down the key for at least 2 seconds exits recording memo mode and activates panel lock In this state the memo editing details are erased Entering characters The character being entered blinks Each time the same key is pressed the characters assigned to that key are displayed When the next key is used to input a character the character that was entered before is set To enter a ...

Page 82: ...target channel Setting value EXP UNIT 1 to 4 A B MONITOR 1 to 32 3 Use the f F key to change the output level The output level can be set in 0 1 V increments in the 1 V to 5 V range Pressing the F1 key applies the settings to all channels of the current channel group A or B Pressing the F2 key enables the channel setting to be checked on a list Press the F4 key to return to the original screen 4 P...

Page 83: ... can be added to any two selected locations These recording positions can be searched Pressing the MRK1 or MRK2 key saves the record position at that data position c Mark2 can be set even when there is no Mark1 If the Mark1 and Mark2 are pressed when settings have already been made for Mark1 and Mark2 the new Mark position replaces the old setting 12 13 Panel Lock Modes All 1 Hold down the SHIFT k...

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Page 85: ...his clears the Peak indicator and Over indicator 13 3 Switching the Speaker or Earphone Playback Signal Source When the LCD screen is changed to the Measurement screen the playback signal source for the speaker or earphone jack can be changed 1 Press the SPEAKER key in the Measurement screen The playback signal source for the speaker or earphone jack switches between the recorded voice annotations...

Page 86: ... be sure to always re check the usage voltage before using c When theAC voltage selector switch is set to AC 100 120 V supplying AC 198 to 250 V may damage the recording unit s internal circuitry When the AC voltage selector switch is set to AC 220 240 V the recording unit will not operate when supplied with AC 90 to 132 V 1 Use the AC voltage selector switch on the rear panel of the respective un...

Page 87: ...g settings Setting values saved in the memory card Recording setting values for the current address Factory settings c If the settings are made here all settings are changed with a single operation Be sure to check the settings before using this operation See section 6 1 for the factory settings 1 Press the F1 key in the Measurement screen The Utility screen is displayed 2 Use the f F key to selec...

Page 88: ...lt Setup Sets the basic settings See section 7 to the factory settings See section 6 1 Three kinds of settings can be saved recalled assigned to the F1 to F3 keys to from the memory card For the settings other than stored in the memory card use the F1 key to recall the setting To cancel press the F4 key In channel setup all channel input range input DC offset and output level settings are saved re...

Page 89: ...ied 1 Press the F1 key in the Measurement screen The Utility screen is displayed 2 Use the f F key to select Copy 3 Press the key corresponding to the copy location From beginning of ID to Mark1 B Mark1 F1 key From Mark1 to Mark2 Mark1 2 F2 key From Mark1 to end of ID Mark1 E F3 key The copy operation is performed c The copy operation will not be performed when the F2 key is pressed unless Mark1 a...

Page 90: ...rement screen The Utility screen is displayed 2 Use the f F key to select Format 3 Press the F1 key A dialog box is displayed for confirming the formatting operation 4 Press the FWD key while holding down the REC key Formatting is performed To not execute Press the F4 key cancel c Once formatting is started it cannot be cancelled 14 Execution of Function Checking ...

Page 91: ...he f F key to select RAID Rebuild 3 Press the key based on the HDD that you want to mirror Mirror HDD1 to HDD2 1 to 2 F1 key Mirror HDD2 to HDD1 2 to 1 F2 key A dialog box is displayed for checking that the repair is executed In case that the F1 key is pressed 4 Press the FWD key while holding down the REC key The repair is started Once completed a completion message is displayed To not execute or...

Page 92: ...m in the environment where it will actually be used 1 Press the F1 key in the Measurement screen The Utility screen is displayed 2 Use the f F key to select Calibration 3 Press the F1 key Calibration is performed To stop calibration Press the F4 key Calibration is stopped at the point where the frequency band changes If calibration is stopped before completion turn the power off and then on again ...

Page 93: ...fset can be canceled by executing the bar meter auto adjustment When executing set the input format single ended with the measuring unit front panel S D selector switch and then set the input BNC connector to open 1 Press the F1 key in the Measurement screen The Utility screen is displayed 2 Use the f F keys to select Barmeter Auto Adjustment 3 Press the F1 key A dialog box is displayed for confir...

Page 94: ... in the Measurement screen The Utility screen is displayed 2 Use the F key to select Diagnostics 3 Press the F1 key The diagnostics are performed This takes about one minute To stop diagnostics Press the F4 key If an error occurs an error code will be displayed see section 18 2 14 Execution of Function Checking ...

Page 95: ...the recording medias ID INDEX number search can be made for a selected ID or INDEX 1 Press the F2 key in the Measurement screen The TOC list is displayed To exit the TOC Viewer press the F4 key 14 8 2 Detailed INDEX List including IDs 1 Use the f F key to select ID 2 Press the G key The INDEX for selected ID are deployed and displays on the screen To close the detailed list press the g key 14 Exec...

Page 96: ...increase when a start ID is erased unless it is the endmost start ID 2 When IDs are created by copying the recording start time is the time that copying was performed When an incremented ID is copied a start ID is attached and the number of indexes is displayed as 01 The original value remains in the data and the original index number at recording and the recording time are displayed when played b...

Page 97: ...l can be output from the monitor output connector and OUTPUT connectors 3 Recheck the settings for the input format recording playback speed number of channels input range input DC offset and other parameters see section 4 6 4 Press the REC key and FWD key at the same time This enters recording mode n In the recording unit default settings Overwrite is set to OFF When Overwrite is set to OFF data ...

Page 98: ...R 3032W Stopping Recording 5 Press the STOP key This stops recording writes a TOC and EOD to that position and then the EOD lights 15 Data Recording Playback MONITOR UP DN Earphone Microphone 3 2 4 5 Signal source Oscilloscope etc ...

Page 99: ... plays the data on the recording media The speed during recording appears in the speed display area and the recording media position information appears in the recording media position information display area of the LCD screen The input setting and recording media speed set during recording is also played back simultaneously This makes it easy to check the conditions set during recording c Noise ...

Page 100: ... 1 2 kHz The unit s speaker has frequency response of 0 2 to 5 kHz c The signal output from the voice channel cannot be used for data analysis because it is prepared for voice annotations The recording level is automatically adjusted by the AGC function As the voice channel is for voice annotation use the voice channel within the audible frequency range even if it is in the above frequency bandwid...

Page 101: ...s being used 15 3 3 Playback Voice Annotations When voice annotation is selected with the SPEAKER key voice annotations recorded to the recording media are played back from the speaker or earphone when using the PHONE jack Adjust the volume with the VOL knob Be careful that you do not listen to earphone sold separately at a high volume for extended periods of time n When voice annotation is select...

Page 102: ... 2 192 kHz Approx 12 µs 1 4 96 kHz Approx 25 µs 1 8 48 kHz Approx 50 µs 1 16 24 kHz Approx 100 µs Table 15 4 1 When make a recording on the AUX digital channel the signal should conform to the following conditions Jitter up to a maximum of one sampling cycle occurs in the rising or falling phases of the original signals recorded by sampling Use at an input frequency range where this effect can be ...

Page 103: ...ith a different ground level than those of the analog data signals The input output level is TTL 15 4 2 Recording AUX Digital Data Signals When recording starts the AUX digital data signal input to the AUX digital channel is recorded on the recording media simultaneously along the main data signals Also when an input signal is detected the input state is displayed in the status display area of the...

Page 104: ...g data input is AGC controlled 15 5 1 Recording and Playback IRIG B Time Code Signal Connecting a IRIG B Time Code Signal The following IRIG B time code signal can be connected Code Amplitude modulation code AC code Carrier frequency 1 kHz Voltage range 1 to 10 Vpk Modulation amplitude ratio 1 3 1 Set the IRIG timecode to On See section 8 2 6 2 Use a BNC cable sold separately to connect the AUX 2 ...

Page 105: ...xxY of the recording unit s real time clock at the time or recording to form the S TIME information xxxxYxxMxxD When the IRIG time has been loaded to the real time clock the clock proceeds at crystal accuracy when the IRIG B time code signal is removed IRIG time code can input the clock signal irrespective of any mode setting status such as E E or STOP mode when the signal is detected correctly th...

Page 106: ...ate is displayed in the status display area of the LCD screen in the mode each of E E REC REC PAUSE If it is not displayed check the cable connections c The AUX analog signal is AGC controlled The rated input level of AUX analog data signals is 2 Vpk The maximum input level is approximately 3 Vpk Recording AUX Analog Data Signal When recording starts the AUX analog data signal input to the AUX ana...

Page 107: ...nges from High to Low and it continues recording until the STOP key is pressed When set to Multi Recording starts when the trigger input signal changes from High to Low and the mode changes to REC PAUSE when the signal changes from Low to High 2 Use a BNC cable sold separately to connect the TRIG REC IN connector on the rear panel and the trigger signal c It the ADDRESS duration is less than 2 sec...

Page 108: ...based on the recording speed c Before the trigger signal is input if REC PAUSE mode is not held for the pre trigger time the entire pre trigger data cannot be recorded If the recording speed is set to 1 2 1 4 and so on the pre trigger time becomes 2x 4x and so on respectively by comparison of 1x approx 2 seconds pre trigger time When pre trigger recording is set to Off Data is recorded immediately...

Page 109: ...t panel Host computer Start ID O O ID INDEX number O O Mark O X Address X O Real time clock or IRIG time X O The lamp display during ID INDEX number search and Mark search modes are shown below Search operation Lamp SEARCH INDEX ID Mark1 Mark2 SEARCH key pressed Lit Blinking Blinking Searching Blinking Lamp of selected mode lit FOUND ends normally Off Off Off NOT FOUND Off Off Off target not found...

Page 110: ...es for the start point of the target ID INDEX and then stops 16 1 2 Searching with the TOC Viewer see 14 8 1 Use the TOC Viewer to select the target ID INDEX number 2 Press the SEARCH key This searches for the start point of the target ID INDEX and then stops 16 2 Start ID Search This searches the ID at the start position for each recording The search stops after the target point is found 16 2 1 S...

Page 111: ...setting see section 12 12 Press the SEARCH key and then press the Mark key for either MRK1 or MRK2 for whichever mark you want to find This searches for the preset mark and stops at that location c The recording media position information changes each time the MRK1 MRK2 key is pressed When searches are made at a slow speed 1 4 1 8 1 16 the marked points and target may be displaced by up to three s...

Page 112: ...everse searches can be performed manually regardless of the ID or INDEX Forward search 1 While pressing the FWD key press the FF key The contents fast forward while the keys are held down 16x speed fast forward When the FF key is released the mode changes to FWD Reverse search 1 While pressing the FWD key press the REW key The contents rewind while the keys are held down 16x speed rewind When the ...

Page 113: ...AN cable sold separately c Use a cross cable if the LAN cable is connected directly to another computer When controlling a recording unit using Telnet use the ERR andALM commands to monitor the recording unit status TCP IP Telnet connection HOST IP address 192 168 1 100 default setting Port no 23 Login xxxx Password sms After entering this information the commands can be executed Type quit to disc...

Page 114: ... setting IDS ID increment INP Input format setting MEM Recording memo setting MOD Transport mode setting MON Monitor channel selection OFS Input DC offset setting OPL Output level selection PNL Panel lock RNG Input range setting RPT Auto repeat SCH Search SLF Diagnostics SPD Recording playback speed setting SYN Selecting synchronous playback TIM Real time clock setting TRG Trigger setting TRM Term...

Page 115: ...readout INP Input format setting readout LVA Signal level readout text format LVB Signal level readout binary format MEM Recording memo readout MOD Transport mode readout MON Monitor channel setting readout OFS Input DC offset value readout OPL Output level setting readout PNL Panel lock status readout RNG Input range setting value readout RPT Auto repeat status readout SCH Search status SLF Diagn...

Page 116: ... Related command BAR CAL Calibration Command format CAL 1 1 0 Calibration stop 1 Calibration start The results can be viewed using the CAL command Related command CAL CHA Channel mode setting Command format CHA 1 2 1 Analog channel code 2 Digital channel code 0 OFF 0 OFF 1 RSV 1 1 ch Async 2 RSV 2 2 ch Async 3 RSV 3 4 ch Async 4 RSV 4 8 ch Async 5 16 ch SIR 1000 1000i 5 RSV 6 32 ch SIR 1000 1000i ...

Page 117: ... INP MEM Recording memo setting Command format MEM 1 2 96 1 2 96 ASCII characters 20h to FFhex up to maximum 96 characters Ex MEM MEASUREMENT 1 Annotation character string MEASUREMENT 1 set Related command MEM MOD Transport mode setting Command format MOD 1 1 0 STOP 1 FWD 2 E E 3 REC 4 FWD PAUSE 5 REC PAUSE 6 FF 7 RSV 8 REW 9 RSV A EJECT Ex MOD 1 FWD mode Related command MOD MON Monitor channel se...

Page 118: ...ring unit 2 33 to 48 CH 3 Measuring unit 2 49 to 64 CH 4 Measuring unit 3 65 to 80 CH 5 Measuring unit 3 81 to 96 CH 6 Measuring unit 4 97 to 112 CH 7 Measuring unit 4 113 to 128 CH 2 CH 1 output level code 3 CH 2 output level code 17 CH 16 output level code Output level code 0 RSV 1 RSV 2 5 V 3 2 V 4 1 V 5 RSV 6 RSV 7 RSV 8 RSV 9 RSV Variable values Hex for A 5 or higher Related command OPL PNL P...

Page 119: ...ding playback speed setting Command format SPD 1 1 0 1 x normal speed 1 1 2 x 2 1 4 x 3 1 8 x 4 1 16 x A x2 B x4 F EXT Related command SPD SYN Selecting synchronous playback Command format SYN 1 1 0 The master playback while the subordinate stops Default 1 Both the master and the subordinate restart synchronous play back Related command SYN TIM Real time clock setting Command format TIM 1 2 12 1 2...

Page 120: ...format UTL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 0 None 1 Rebuild 2 0 Contents in the drive 1 is reflected on the drive 2 1 Contents in the drive 2 is reflected on the drive 1 3 0 None 1 The specified ID is deleted 4 100 digits ID 5 10 digits ID 6 1 digit ID 7 RSV c In case of 1 and 3 when one is set to 1 be sue to set the other to 0 Ex OK 1 1 3 0 NG 1 1 3 1 Related command UTL c When not selecting the mode it all sets...

Page 121: ...ia ADDRESS for recording unit with ID 1 requested ALM Alarm status Command format ALM Returned format ALM 1 2 3 4 1 0 Normal 1 Power supply voltage drop 2 0 Normal 1 Condensation 3 0 Normal 1 Recording playback error buffer over underflow 4 0 other AUX Front panel status Command format AUX Returned format AUX 1 2 3 Status of AUX1 0 RSV Status of AUX2 0 OFF 1 ON Status of EXT TC 0 OFF 1 ON Ex AUX 1...

Page 122: ... B 2 ch Sync C 4 ch SIR 1000W C 4 ch Sync D 8 ch SIR 1000W D 8 ch Sync E 16 ch SIR 1000W E RSV F RSV F RSV Related command CHA CFG Unit configuration Command format CFG Returned format CFG 1 2 7 1 0 SIR 1000 1 SIR 1000W 2 SIR 1000i 3 SIR 3400H 4 SIR 3100T 2 Option slot 1 type 0 None 1 RSV 2 RSV 3 RSV 4 RSV 5 RSV 3 Option slot 2 type 0 None 1 Channel expansion board 2 RSV 3 RSV 4 RSV 5 RSV 6 RSV 4 ...

Page 123: ...D number 001 to 999 Related command FMT FTP Frequency type readout Command format FTP 1 Returned format FTP 1 1 0 48 k sampling 1 65 536 k sampling IDS Recording media ID number readout Command format IDS Returned format IDS 1 2 3 1 2 3 ID number 000 to 999 Related command IDS INP Input format setting and readout Command format INP 1 2 Returned format INP 1 2 18 1 0 Recording unit setting data 1 R...

Page 124: ...t LVB 1 1 Measuring unit ID number 0 Recording unit Returned format LVB 1 2 16 during unidirectional related to BAR command 1 CH 1 data binary 16 CH 16 data binary 7F MAX and overload OVR 00 MIN Returned format LVB 1 2 32 during bidirectional related to BAR command 1 CH 1 MAX data 2 CH 1 MAX data 31 CH 16 MAX data 32 CH 16 MAX data 7F MAX and overload OVR 80 MAX and overload OVR MEM Recording memo...

Page 125: ...2 Measuring unit ID number 0 Recording unit Returned format OFS 1 2 32 1 2 CH 1 DC offset 2 digit hexadecimal 2 s complement display 3 4 CH 2 DC offset 2 digit hexadecimal 2 s complement display 31 32 CH 16 DC offset 2 digit hexadecimal 2 s complement display Related command OFS OPL Output level setting readout Command format OPL 1 2 1 0 Recording unit setting value 1 RSV 2 Measuring unit ID numbe...

Page 126: ...RPT Returned format RPT 1 1 0 Other than below 1 Auto repeat recording 2 Auto repeat rewinding Related command RPT SCH Search status Command format SCH Returned format SCH 1 1 0 Other than below after power on STOP command execution 1 Search underway 2 Search finished FOUND 3 Search finished NOT FOUND Related command SCH SLF Diagnostics status Command format SLF Returned format SLF 1 1 0 Other tha...

Page 127: ...rd disk status Command format STH Returned format STH 1 2 1 HDD1 0 Ready 1 Busy 2 Error 2 HDD2 0 Ready 1 Busy 2 Error SYN Synchronous playback status Command format SYN Returned format SYN 1 1 0 The master playback while the subordinate stops 1 After ID search both the master and the subordinate play back Related command SYN TIM Real time clock readout Command format TIM 1 1 0 Recording unit setti...

Page 128: ...gits 8 9 10 11 Month and date 12 13 14 15 16 17 Hours minutes and seconds 18 Existence of pre trigger recording 0 No pre trigger recording 1 Pre trigger recording 19 Existence of recording error 0 No write error 1 Write error 20 21 22 23 24 25 Actual recording length hhmmss Related command VOL TRG Trigger setting status Command format TRG Returned format TRG 1 1 0 RSV 1 Pre trigger single mode low...

Page 129: ...7 RSV Related command UTL VOL Recording media volume readout Command format VOL Returned format VOL 1 2 32 1 Format 0 Standard 2 SIR type 0 SIR 1000 1 SIR 1000W 2 SIR 1000i 3 SIR 3400H 4 SIR 3100T 3 4 5 6 Total IDs max 1000 7 8 9 Total IDs inside MIC max 100 10 11 12 13 14 TOC recording position record number 15 16 17 18 19 20 Last recorded SIR serial number 21 22 Last recorded year last 2 digits ...

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Page 131: ...tion 600S to 000S Dissipating condensation Displays the remaining time until condensation is dissipated Recording Playback error Recording error The data supply to the recording media 1 If the mark is displayed frequently the unit is cannot catch up and the FIFO memory possibly being subjected to vibrations jolts becomes full FIFO overflow extreme temperatures dust or other adverse environmental c...

Page 132: ...90 0001 Formatting of drive 1 failed 0002 Formatting of drive 2 failed EH91 No TOC found EH92 An invalid TOC was detected EH93 Communication error occurred on HDD board EH95 Error occurred in peripherals File system error IDE controller error StarFabric control error PCI control error EH96 An unknown error occurred ADA EA20 00xx A D calibration error occurred xx is the channel EA30 00xx D A calibr...

Page 133: ...opped during playback 18 3 Remedies for Operation Errors 18 3 1 When Power does not Turn On when Standby Switch is Held Down for Two Seconds or Key Operation is Disabled 1 Set the POWER switch to OFF 2 Wait at least 15 seconds and then set the POWER switch to ON 3 Hold down the standby switch for two seconds again If operation is still not restored set the POWER switch to OFF unplug the power cabl...

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Page 135: ...e the procedure below to attach The mass of the recording unit is approximately 10 5 kg and the mass of the measuring unit 7 5 kg This operation should be performed by two or more people while being careful that no one gets injured Items required for attachment Measuring unit accessories Channel Quantity Unit joint fixtures black 4 Washers ø4 16 Spring washers ø4 16 Hexagonal socket head bolts M4 ...

Page 136: ...Place the recording unit on top of the measuring unit 3 Use the 4 fixtures supplied with the measuring unit black 16 washers ø4 16 spring washers ø4 black 16 hexagonal socket head bolts M4 black and L wrench for M4 to attach the measuring unit and recording unit Measuring unit Recording unit ...

Page 137: ...hannel Configuration Computer Extension cable supplied DC AC DC AC Ground connection Ground connection DC AC Ground connection Ether Net SIR 3400H SIR 3032i W SIR 3032i W SIR 3400H SIF 3004 sold separately SIR 3032i W SIR 3032i W SIR 3032i W SIR 3032i W Extension cable supplied Ether Net DC Ground connection AC DC AC DC AC DC AC DC AC Computer ...

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Page 139: ...he shock mount adaptor to the installation location After securing the shock mount adaptor use the 8 supplied bolts with hexagonal holes M4 and 8 spring washers ø4 to secure the recording measuring unit The mass of the recording unit is approximately 10 5 kg and the mass of the measuring unit 7 5 kg This operation should be performed by two or more people while being careful that no one gets injur...

Page 140: ... mount adaptor to the unit installation location c When securing orient so that the notches of the shock mount adaptor face the inner side 2 Remove the legs from the bottom of unit 20 Installing the Shock Mount Adaptor Reference Installation hole dimensions and pitch M8 Shock mount adaptor ø9 hole 493 6 mm 80 257 6 mm Recording unit In case of the measuring unit the removal procedure is the same ...

Page 141: ... Recording unit For use of a single recording unit alone Recording unit Measuring unit 3 Use the supplied hexagonal socket head bolts M4 spring washers ø4 and L wrench for M4 to secure the unit to the shock mount adaptor 20 Installing the Shock Mount Adaptor ...

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Page 143: ...be performed by the customer If attachment is required please contact Sony Manufacturing Systems Corporation Rack mount adaptor packing contents Channel Quantity Rack mount adaptors 2 Instruction manual 1 21 2 Attachment Procedure for Rack Mount Adaptor The cover of the unit is removed before securing the rack mount adaptor and so there is a danger of electrical shock or other accident Be sure to ...

Page 144: ...M3 x 10 black Philips head countersunk screws and precision screws two M2 x 2 black from each side cover right and left and then take off the right and left side covers 3 Lift up one side of the top cover and one side of the bottom cover Right side cover Left side cover Top cover Bottom cover ...

Page 145: ...r Corner handle Corner handle Rack mount adaptor Rack mount adaptor 4 Remove the eight M4 x 10 silver screws from the unit and then take off the corner handle 5 Use the eight M4 x 10 silver screws removed in step 4 to attach the two rack mount adapters and two corner blocks ...

Page 146: ...21 4 E SIR 3400H SIR 3032i SIR 3032W 21 Attaching the Rack Mount Adaptor 6 Attach the top cover and side cover removed in steps 1 to 3 by performing steps 1 to 3 in reverse order ...

Page 147: ...jack Applicable load 8 Z or more Output power Max 400 mW 8 Z Output speaker Speaker response bandwidth 100 Hz to 5 kHz 22 1 3 Monitor Out Number of channels 1 Bandwidth DC to 20 kHz x speed ratio Connector 1x BNC Transmission format Single ended Output level 5 Vpk or less Output impedance 50 Z Applicabe load 10 kZ or more 22 1 4 AUX Digital Channel AUX 1 Number of channels 1 Sampling frequency spe...

Page 148: ...AC g Voltage rated 100 120 V 220 240 V Voltage allowable range 90 to 132 V 198 to 250 V Band rated 50 60 Hz 50 60 Hz Band allowable range 47 to 66 440 Hz 47 to 66 Hz Power consumption 180 VA 180 VA Standby power consumption 50 VA 55 VA DC Voltage rated 12 V Voltage allowable range 11 to 30 V Current consumption 13 5 to 5 A Battery Nickel metal hydride battery 24 V 1 1 Ah Power supply priority AC D...

Page 149: ...titude of about 3000 m to _400 m Operating position Horizontal front panel facing forwards Vibration resistance 4 9 m s2 5 Hz to 200 Hz with SSM 3010 in horizontal position Shock resistance 392 m s2 11 ms while stored Polution degree II Over voltage categoly II 22 1 9 Supplied Accessories AC power cord x1 Plug adaptor 3 pin to 2 pin x1 for 100 120 V models only DC power cord x1 Dynamic microphone ...

Page 150: ...re 86 dB or more Crosstalk _82 dB or less _84 dB or more _86 dB or less _86 dB or less _86 dB or less Distortion rate 84 dB or less 84 dB or less 84 dB or less 84 dB or less 84 dB or less Phase Inside a single unit 1 d or less difference Between separate units 2 d or less between The same input output condition channels Except sync mode SIR 3032W Range 0 1 Vpk 0 2 Vpk 0 5 to 1 Vpk 2 to 5 Vpk 10 Vp...

Page 151: ...IRECT input Voltage input IEPE input Sensor input with built in preliminary amplifier Output Connector BNC x 33 Including 1 CH monitor in unit Transmission format Single ended Output level 1 2 5 Variable 0 5 to 5 Vpk Output impedance 50 Z Adaptive load Above 10 kZ 22 2 2 Operation System MONITOR Monitored channel selectable ID No Unit ID number setting 1 to 4 22 2 3 Monitor System Moni ID Displays...

Page 152: ...2 2 5 Dimensions and Mass Dimensions 449 W x 88 H x 305 D mm excluding projections Mass Approx 7 5 kg 22 2 6 Operating Environment Recommended temperature humidity for operation 0 to 40 dC 20 to 80 RH non condensating Be sure to warm up the recorder if it is operated under 5 dC Recommended temperature humidity for storage _10 to 50 dC 10 to 90 RH non condensating Recommended pressure for specifica...

Page 153: ...s only DC power cord x1 Instruction manual x1 Inspection sheet x1 Unit joint fixtures black x4 Washers ø4 x16 Spring washers ø4 x16 Bolts with hexagonal holes M4 black x16 L wrench for M4 x1 Extension cable x1 When using a plug adaptor 3 pin to 2 pin for the AC power cord be sure to connect the green wire to earth 22 Specifications ...

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Page 155: ...stems Corporation et sont destinées exclusivement à l usage des acquéreurs de l équipement décrit dans ce manuel Sony Manufacturing Systems Corporation interdit formellement la copie de quelque partie que ce soit de ce manuel ou son emploi pour tout autre but que des opérations ou entretiens de l équipement à moins d une permission écrite de Sony Manufacturing Systems Corporation Die in dieser Anl...

Page 156: ...inted in Japan 2006 Sony Manufacturing Systems Corporation SIR 3400H SIR 3032i SIR 3032W 2 672 654 12 Sony Manufacturing Systems Corporation 1 10 Kiyoku cho Kuki shi Saitama 346 0035 Japan http www sonysms co jp ...

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