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SV 104A USER'S MANUAL_______________________________________________________

 

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Summary of Contents for SV 104A

Page 1: ...SV 104A ACOUSTIC DOSIMETER USER S MANUAL SVANTEK Sp z o o WARSAW January 2017...

Page 2: ...t notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Svantek Svantek provides this document as is without warranty of any kind either expressed or implied including but not limited to its parti...

Page 3: ...s user s manual presents the firmware revision named 1 02 1 see the Unit Label review chapter 4 5 to check version details This user s manual presents some aspects of Supervisor software revision name...

Page 4: ...in direct sunlight or use or store the instrument near a source of heat Doing so may cause the battery contained inside to generate heat explode or ignite Using the instrument in this manner may also...

Page 5: ...em description 16 3 2 Input output interfaces description 17 3 3 The windshield 18 3 4 The mounting clips 18 3 5 LED status indicator 19 3 6 Status bar icons 19 3 7 Manual control of the instrument 19...

Page 6: ...oth 44 5 3 1 Instruments status screen 44 5 3 2 Working with the results view and control screen 46 5 3 3 SMS and e mail notification 47 5 4 Leaving the application and software version information 49...

Page 7: ...ata Browser 67 6 7 Working with sessions and reporting 68 6 7 1 Report panels 70 7 SV 104A MAINTENANCE 75 7 1 General recommendations for use 75 7 2 Cleaning 75 7 3 In situ calibration 75 7 4 Periodic...

Page 8: ...GURE 4 2 POWER OFF WARNING SCREEN 31 FIGURE 4 3 INSTRUMENT STATUS BATTERY STATE 32 FIGURE 4 4 UNIT LABEL SCREENS 33 FIGURE 4 5 LOAD SETUP MENU 33 FIGURE 4 6 LOAD SETUP CONFIRMATION 33 FIGURE 4 7 STATU...

Page 9: ...CHANGE INSTRUMENT WORKING DIRECTORY WINDOW 66 FIGURE 6 22 LOCAL FILES DATA BROWSER WINDOW LAYOUT 67 FIGURE 6 23 SUPERVISOR MAIN SESSION WINDOW 68 FIGURE 6 24 SESSION CONFIGURATION PANEL 69 FIGURE 6 25...

Page 10: ...ment can simultaneously measure the dosimeter results and perform real time 1 1 Octave 1 3 Octave analyses including the calculations of the statistical levels An inbuilt tri axial accelerometer for v...

Page 11: ...dly hearing loss has a very significant impact on the quality of life for many workers and their families Therefore measuring noise exposure in the workplace is fundamental part of all good hearing co...

Page 12: ...ring conservation compliance noise induced hearing loss NIHL transportation noise studies personal noise verifications peak dosimeter for example in military applications One of the most desirable SV...

Page 13: ...d be as follows 1 Check that the indicated instrument battery life is at least twice the time required for the measuring period 2 Check the instrument setup mode is appropriate and change if necessary...

Page 14: ...ng of Leq Lav Lmax Lmin Lpeak with variable 0 1 s to 1 hr logger step and separate summary results intervals with statistical levels 1 1 Octave real time analysis 9 filters with centre frequencies 31...

Page 15: ...meters and accessories waterproof SA 156 optional USB HUB for charging and data download from 5 x SV 104A dosimeters SC 104AT Equivalent Impedance for electrical calibration NM104I1Z Technological wre...

Page 16: ...following Figure 3 1 shows the SV 104A controls and ports Figure 3 1 SV 104A at a glance Colour display 128 x 64 pixel resolution LED status indicator AMBER stop mode GREEN measuring RED alarm ST 104A...

Page 17: ...future use fast communication port reserved for docking station Bluetooth 4 0 wireless connectivity and the supporting mobile devices Assistant application enables remote control and monitoring of the...

Page 18: ...note comments The SV 104A uses anti clockwise thread technique to fit tightly onto the microphone housing To remove the windshield unscrew the windshield holding the lower half of the foam and lift th...

Page 19: ...has exceeded the alarm level Table 3 1 LED status description 3 6 Status bar icons The upper part of the display is designed as basic status information provider See the description below Figure 3 6 S...

Page 20: ...t the current state of operation and any possible alarm conditions Press any key to reactivate the display 3 7 1 Primary key functions On the front panel of the instrument the following control push b...

Page 21: ...ure 3 8 Control keypad on the front panel alternate key functions Holding down individual key for few seconds during which a countdown is displayed the SV 104A gives you time to decide if you really w...

Page 22: ...o display the instrument s Unit Label screen showing the current firmware revision number It is accessible by a short press of all three keys at once Note Press SCROLL and ENTER keys simultaneously tw...

Page 23: ...ontent SV 104A features the following VIEW modes where most of them can be individually disabled Running instantaneous SPL view mode 3 9 1 can be disabled with PC software Primary one result parameter...

Page 24: ...de The instrument operates as a real time 1 1 octave band analyser RTA In addition and if enabled 1 1 octave analysis is performed in parallel with the dosimeter operations All 1 1 octave digital pass...

Page 25: ...quencies of pass band filters together with the 3 TOTAL overall values measured with the user selected frequency weighting filters are presented in the Spectrum mode if enabled in configuration setup...

Page 26: ...linearly averaged Thus the TOTAL values from 1 3 octave band analysis can be different from those obtained for the profiles if the LEQ Integration was set as Exponential The results of 1 3 Octave ana...

Page 27: ...mer status On or Off and time left to start Instrument status screen is moved down and up with SCROLL PROFILE keys respectively Figure 3 17 INSTRUMENT STATUS view mode screens The Bluetooth security P...

Page 28: ...mmediately turn on the display at the time that the programmable alarm condition is exceeded The detailed alarm state condition for each profile is presented to the user Press any key to confirm the i...

Page 29: ...ged This keeps the battery performance in steady condition If the battery is fully discharged prior to being placed on a charger the SV 104A trickle charges for a short time prior to the fast charge c...

Page 30: ...he battery performance in steady condition If the battery is fully discharged prior to being placed on a charger it trickle charges for a maximum 1h time prior to the fast charge cycle this prevents d...

Page 31: ...the display will be switched off after 30 seconds and the unit will turn off after approximately 5 minutes of no keypad activity to save the batteries Note SV 104A will show a warning screen if the ba...

Page 32: ...re replacement of the rechargeable battery cells Note Battery power indicator To improve accuracy of remaining battery life indicator run the dosimeter until it is fully discharged then proceed with a...

Page 33: ...Press two keys SCROLL and ENTER at the same time The Load Setup menu will appear with the list of loaded configuration setups to choose Figure 4 5 Load setup menu To abandon setup selection press aga...

Page 34: ...t pressure and humidity the absolute calibration of the measurement channel should be performed locally The instrument performs the acoustic calibration automatically when the calibrator is placed ove...

Page 35: ...the default expected value of the Calibration Level set by the manufacturer of SV 104A is equal to 114 dB 3 Switch on the calibrator and wait ca 30 seconds for the tone to stabilise before starting th...

Page 36: ...key in order to accept the measurement result Figure 4 11 Calibration confirmation screen Note If a calibration factor does not meet tolerance criteria 2 dB you still can manually accept the micropho...

Page 37: ...y pressing the SCROLL or the PROFILE key the record command window will open Figure 4 14 Voice comment recording command screen Starting the recording by means of the PROFILE key flashing circle that...

Page 38: ...or further analysis see chapter 5 3 the instrument is turned off see chapter 4 3 4 10 Starting and stopping measurement run START To start the measurements the user has to press the SCROLL and PROFILE...

Page 39: ...s any tampering but the unit can still be unlocked if necessary with proper sequence of key presses Locking SV 104A unit To lock the instrument the operator should hold the SCROLL key for a couple of...

Page 40: ...run or stopped mode of operation If the display screen is turned off just press any key but watch notice below The keys on the keypad of the instrument enable you to navigate thru most of the paramet...

Page 41: ...h the Supervisor software see chapter 6 5 7 4 By pressing SCROLL and ENTER keys simultaneously twice the user can enter the Bluetooth menu Pressing ENTER key the user can turn the Bluetooth on or off...

Page 42: ...certain limits are exceeded The unique feature of the application is functionality of sending email or SMS on pre programmed alarm conditions The Assistant application supports also SV 100A vibration...

Page 43: ...select its icon in your device and run it If you have some SV 104A nearby with active Bluetooth the Assistant will detect them and ask you to select these new Bluetooth connections If some SV 104A are...

Page 44: ...t press Exit button on your device 5 3 1 Instruments status screen From the scanning status screen you may observe status of the set of instruments Each instrument status is displayed in the frame tha...

Page 45: ...ing the instruments keyboard Blocking status because of other current device control over this instrument As an example The instrument SV 100A 44897 is switched off The instrument SV 100A 44897 is swi...

Page 46: ...4 Assistant results review and pause start stop screen As in the scanning status screen the same icons in the upper screen line describe the instrument status In addition to them integration time is d...

Page 47: ...e will blink during 5 seconds then the instrument returns to the previous screen At the same time your device will propose you to change the name of this instrument 5 3 3 SMS and e mail notification T...

Page 48: ...SV 104A USER S MANUAL_______________________________________________________ 48 Figure 5 6 Sending e mail Figure 5 7 Sending SMS...

Page 49: ...ing phone number and pressing OK button Consecutive notification is send when the certain alarm limits are exceeded Figure 5 8 Auto SMS configuration screen 5 4 Leaving the application and software ve...

Page 50: ...on you are ready to connect the SV 104A dosimeter 3 Plug the USB cable into the computer 4 Plug the opposite end of the cable micro USB into the dosimeter itself 5 The SV 104A is powered and charged d...

Page 51: ...Data browser or Session you work with Instrument filter enables SV 104A device selection or other Health and Safety dedicated instruments Inventory panel detects all SV 104A connected devices see chap...

Page 52: ...r the Inventory Panel top menu Settings button enables to configure current local configuration file that can be later uploaded to the SV 104A dosimeter Download button enables to navigate and downloa...

Page 53: ...easy and can be done in a few steps 1 Connect the dosimeter to a computer 2 Launch Supervisor software 3 In the instruments inventory panel Chapter 6 3 locate the instrument that you wish to unlock an...

Page 54: ...rument filter section The clicked instrument picture denotes that the models are selectable from inventory panel when setup changes are applied and the send setup to instruments is selected To gain ac...

Page 55: ...ns Follow the chapters from 6 5 2 to 6 5 9 to understand and configure the instrument 5 Once configured come back to setups file manager Figure 6 5 and click the just edited Settings in Local files pa...

Page 56: ...ou can enter the Load Setup menu directly in the instrument and load it as the current configuration See chapter 4 6 for details Figure 6 7 Instrument files panel and context commands 12 This ends the...

Page 57: ...ally greyed Others must be setup by the user There are three additional user defined pre sets whose name can be changed during configuration with use of the little icon notes with a pen which is then...

Page 58: ...the SV 104A should work Dosimeter or Dosimeter with 1 1 octave or 1 3 octave analysis Note Enabling 1 1 or 1 3 octave analysis shortens battery life so take it into consideration and double check the...

Page 59: ...you want to log the parameters what name the logger file should have and if extended summary results should be saved Note Summary results are saved on Integration Period basis not on Logger Step time...

Page 60: ...nt to use all three ACOUSTIC PROFILES it would be convenient for you to enable only one acoustic PROFILE to be displayed just select the required one Note The ONE RESULT chapter 3 9 2 is the only VIEW...

Page 61: ...ng panels named Data This configures the weighting filter that is to be used with octave calculation named Scale Here the visible dynamic range of the graphical plot can be set as well as the grid vis...

Page 62: ...ff save in the last file Last File or save in the files which will be created after last calibration Files after last calibration Auto calibration can be disabled if required for any reason Figure 6 1...

Page 63: ...y too early the operation will be cancelled Figure 6 16 Keyboard security settings panel 6 5 7 4 Auxiliary settings panel and Bluetooth PIN code Under auxiliary settings panel it is possible to Enable...

Page 64: ...nables the user to program the internal real time clock to act as a delayed start and stop timer The instrument can be switched on by itself at the pre selected programmed time and it can then perform...

Page 65: ...The timer can be programmed Max no of measurement days up to 100 days ahead or without limitation Inf and during these days settings of the current state of the Real Time Clock is taken into account M...

Page 66: ...in bottom area and the previously selected run data files will be downloaded to local computer and the Supervisor will enter Data Browser see chapter 6 6 2 to further manage downloaded files Run data...

Page 67: ...perator an initial idea of the time history of the measurement results All files are simply divided per specific function In the case of a dosimeter Noise dosimetry and Wave are relevant file groups T...

Page 68: ...a downloaded from dosimeter is based on so called SESSIONS the most advanced charting tables and reporting capability in its class Each SESSION is highly configurable and the template of a document on...

Page 69: ...than once It is possible to change the information in each panel for example one panel with parameters sorted in a table layout and the other with a graph or a zoomed graph Panels contains the list of...

Page 70: ...ort panels See the following panels then configure and generate report Report options With Report options window it is very straightforward to edit basic report information and predefined graphics col...

Page 71: ...SV 104A USER S MANUAL_______________________________________________________ 71 Figure 6 28 Instrument configuration panel Figure 6 29 Logger 1 1 Octave panel Figure 6 30 Logger 1 1 Octave TSect panel...

Page 72: ...SV 104A USER S MANUAL_______________________________________________________ 72 Figure 6 31 Logger results panel Figure 6 32 Logger Statistics panel...

Page 73: ...SV 104A USER S MANUAL_______________________________________________________ 73 Figure 6 33 Totals results panel Figure 6 34 Noise exposure ISO 9612 panels...

Page 74: ...SV 104A USER S MANUAL_______________________________________________________ 74 Figure 6 35 Session header panel Figure 6 36 Configurable Text panel Figure 6 37 Powerful What if panel...

Page 75: ...ss can affect the measurements Take off the windshield shake off any dirt and clean it with damp cloth If necessary change the windshield to new one The foam windshield is considered a consumable item...

Page 76: ...rophone the best protection then SVANTEK offers SA 122A_3 three pcs per pack windscreens for SV 104A dosimeter 7 6 Firmware update SVANTEK is committed to continuous innovation path of development and...

Page 77: ...nsures excellent mechanical and environmental protection and long term storage conditions Note For Air transport Bluetooth interface should be turned off Make sure that correct settings file is applie...

Page 78: ...e GENERAL WARNINGS SAFETY CLAUSES AND STANDARD INFORMATION page 2 SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS WHEN USING AND CHARGING LITHIUM BATTERIES page 4 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MARKING OF THE UNIT page 4 HAZARDS relat...

Page 79: ...8 320 or 48 22 51 88 322 Office hours are 8 00 a m to 4 00 p m Central European Time E mail at office svantek com Internet at www svantek com Address SVANTEK Sp z o o Strzyg owska 81 04 872 Warszawa P...

Page 80: ...t Status view mode 28 K KIT COMPONENTS 15 L LED status indicator 20 M Measurement procedures 14 Measurement Setups 36 Mounting 43 mounting clips 19 P Periodic testing 78 PIN Code 44 46 66 positioning...

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