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104BIS User Manual
Figure 4-6
Load setup confirmation
Press the
key to cancel the setup loading, or the
key to confirm loading selected setup
configuration. Confirming the loading of configuration setup leads to the screen with status of the loading
procedure:
Figure 4-7
Status of setup loading
After successfully setup loading it is possible to return back to the list of predefined setups by pressing the
key or go further to the measurement screen by pressing the
key.
Note:
Detailed description of uploading setup files onto SV 104BIS
this manual.
4.7
C
ALIBRATION
The SV 104BIS dosimeter is offered with the dedicated
ST 104B
MEMS microphone with ½” housing.
The
instrument is factory calibrated with the supplied microphone for the standard environmental conditions.
Because the microphone sensitivity is a function of the temperature, ambient pressure and humidity, the
absolute calibration of the measurement channel should be performed locally.
Svantek offers the
SV 34B
sound calibrator 114dB@1000Hz for the SV 104BIS instruments.
Note:
Calibration with use of SV 34B is allowed only in a safe area.
The instrument has an automatic calibration function, which can be enabled or disabled with the use of the
Supervisor software (see Chapter
). One of the important instrument settings is the sound pressure
level generated by the calibrator. By default, the automatic calibration is enabled, and the calibrator signal level
is set to 114 dB.
If the automatic calibration is enabled the instrument performs the acoustic calibration automatically, when the
calibrator is placed over the microphone (first remove the windscreen). The calibrator level is automatically
detected, and the calibration procedure is started.
The user simply has to press the
key to confirm the calibration results. Calibration is only allowed in the
stopped mode. A sound measurement cannot be in progress while the calibration is being performed.
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