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SVAN 977C User Manual
Int. Period Split trigger
When the
Int. Period Split
trigger is selected, recording is triggering every time
the measurement starts and ending after the
Integration Period
time, e.g. the
recording time is equal to the
Integration Period
time. In this case the
instrument creates a WAV file for every measurement cycle.
Note: When a signal recording is waiting for the External,
Integration Period or Integration Period Split
trigger the “trigger”
icon appears alternatively with the „wave” icon.
Source result
Only one measured result can be used as a trigger source
(
Source
) for checking the trigger condition in the
Level Meter
mode, namely the instantaneous RMS from the first profile (with appropriate filter and detector),
which is denoted here as
Leq(1)
in the sound mode and
RMS(1)
in the vibration mode. This position cannot be
changed.
This result averaged for the
Trigger Period
is compared with the
Level
value with the step defined by the
Trigger Period
.
Threshold level
The threshold (
Level
) can be set with 1 dB
steps in the range from 24 dB to 136 dB in
the sound mode and from 1 mm/s
2
(60 dB)
to 10 km/s
2
(200 dB) in the vibration mode.
Checking the trigger condition
The
Trigger Period
parameter defines the time interval of checking the trigger
conditions. This parameter can be set as:
Log. Step
(same as
Logger Step
value),
0.5ms
,
100.0ms
and
1s
.
The
Recording Time
parameter defines the time of signal recording after every
trigger. The available values can be selected from
1s
to
8h
or
Inf
(recording will
last until measurement stop).
Recording before trigger
When
Pre Trigger
is higher than 0 then the wave signal starts to be recorded
before the first trigger. The period of such recording depends on the sample
frequency and bits per sample. The pre-trigger periods are:
•
for 24 bits per sample:
2s
for 48 kHz,
4s
for 24 kHz and
8s
for 12 kHz.
•
for 16 bits per sample:
4s
for 48 kHz,
8s
for 24 kHz and
16s
for 12 kHz.
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ELECTING MICROPHONE COMPENSATION
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C
OMPENSATION
The
Compensation
position is available
only in the Sound meter
modes. It allows
you to select the appropriate compensation
for different measurement situations. Default
settings
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