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SV 104IS USER’S MANUAL______________________________________________________

 

75 

LIST OF FIGURES 
 

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IGURE 

2-1

 

SV

 

104IS

 INSTRUMENT WITH THE MICROPHONE AND WINDSHIELD

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IGURE 

3-1

 

SV

 

104IS

 AT A GLANCE

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IGURE 

3-2

 

SV

 

104IS

 SIDE VIEW 

–

 MICROPHONE CONNECTOR

 ....................................................................................................... 16

 

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IGURE 

3-3

 

SV

 

104IS

 BACK VIEW 

-

 CHARGING AND INFRARED PORT

 ................................................................................................ 16

 

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IGURE 

3-4

 

SA

 

122IS

 WINDSHIELD

 .......................................................................................................................................... 17

 

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IGURE 

3-5

 

SV

 

104IS

 STANDARD MOUNTING CLIPS

 ..................................................................................................................... 17

 

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IGURE 

3-6

 

SV

 

104IS

 DISPLAY ICONS DESCRIPTION

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IGURE 

3-7

 

C

ONTROL KEYPAD ON THE FRONT PANEL 

–

 PRIMARY KEY FUNCTIONS

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IGURE 

3-8

 

C

ONTROL KEYPAD ON THE FRONT PANEL 

–

 ALTERNATE KEY FUNCTIONS

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IGURE 

3-9

 

C

ONTROL KEYPAD ON THE FRONT PANEL 

–

 ALTERNATE COMBINED KEYS FUNCTION

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IGURE 

3-10

 

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UNNING 

SPL

 VIEW MODE SCREEN

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IGURE 

3-11

 

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RIMARY 

ONE

 

RESULT

 VIEW MODE SCREEN

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IGURE 

3-12

 

RESULTS

 

LIST

 VIEW MODE SCREENS

 ..................................................................................................................... 24

 

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IGURE 

3-13

 

OCTAVE

 ANALYSIS SPECTRUM GRAPH 

LEQ

 VIEW MODE SCREENS

 ................................................................................ 25

 

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IGURE 

3-14

 

OCTAVE

 ANALYSIS SPECTRUM GRAPH 

MAX

 VIEW MODE SCREENS

 ............................................................................... 25

 

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IGURE 

3-15

 

INSTRUMENT

 

STATUS

 VIEW MODE SCREENS

 ........................................................................................................ 26

 

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IGURE 

3-16

 

ALARM

 VIEW SCREENS

 ........................................................................................................................................ 26

 

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IGURE 

4-1

 

5-

BAY DOCKING STATION 

(SA

 

104-5) ....................................................................................................................... 27

 

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IGURE 

4-2

 

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OWER

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OFF WARNING SCREEN

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IGURE 

4-3

 

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NSTRUMENT 

S

TATUS 

-

 

B

ATTERY STATE

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IGURE 

4-4

 

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NIT LABEL SCREENS

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IGURE 

4-5

 

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OAD SETUP MENU

 ................................................................................................................................................ 32

 

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IGURE 

4-6

 

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OAD SETUP CONFIRMATION

 ................................................................................................................................... 32

 

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IGURE 

4-7

 

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TATUS OF SETUP LOADING

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IGURE 

4-8

 

C

ALIBRATION MENU

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IGURE 

4-9

 

C

ALIBRATION 

-

 INITIAL DELAY SCREEN

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IGURE 

4-10

 

C

ALIBRATION IN PROGRESS SCREEN

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IGURE 

4-11

 

C

ALIBRATION CONFIRMATION SCREEN

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IGURE 

4-12

 

C

ALIBRATION 

-

 MICROPHONE NOT IN TOLERANCE SCREEN

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IGURE 

4-13

 

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OICE COMMENT LINKING SCREEN

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IGURE 

4-14

 

V

OICE COMMENT RECORDING COMMAND SCREEN

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IGURE 

4-15

 

V

OICE COMMENT RECORDING IN PROGRESS SCREENS

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IGURE 

4-16

 

V

OICE COMMENT RECORD CONFIRMATION SCREEN

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IGURE 

4-17

 

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NE PROFILE MODE SCREEN VIEW

 .......................................................................................................................... 37

 

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IGURE 

4-18

 

A

UTO

-

RUN MODE 

–

 TIMER AND PROGRAMMABLE PAUSE SCREEN

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IGURE 

4-19

 

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NLOCKING THE UNIT SEQUENCE SCREENS

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IGURE 

4-20

 

SV

 

104IS

 

P

OSITIONING

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IGURE 

5-1

 

S

UPERVISOR SPLASH SCREEN

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IGURE 

5-2

 

S

UPERVISOR MAIN WINDOW

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IGURE 

5-3

 

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NVENTORY PANEL AND ITS CAPABILITIES

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IGURE 

5-4

 

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NLOCKING THE FIRMWARE OPTIONS

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5-5

 

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ETUP FILES MANAGER PANEL

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5-6

 

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XPORTING THE CONFIGURATION SETUP FILE

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5-7

 

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NSTRUMENT FILES PANEL AND CONTEXT COMMANDS

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IGURE 

5-8

 

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OSIMETER SETTINGS 

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 PROFILE CONFIGURATION TAB

 .................................................................................................. 48

 

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IGURE 

5-9

 

M

EASUREMENT CONFIGURATION SETTTINGS TAB

 ......................................................................................................... 49

 

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IGURE 

5-10

  

T

IME 

H

ISTORY 

(

LOGGER

)

 SETTINGS TAB

 ................................................................................................................... 50

 

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IGURE 

5-11

 

D

ISPLAY 

VIEW

 CONFIGURATION TAB

 ...................................................................................................................... 51

 

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IGURE 

5-12

 

S

PECTRUM CONFIGURATION TAB

 ............................................................................................................................ 52

 

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IGURE 

5-13

 

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ENERAL SETTINGS TAB

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IGURE 

5-14

 

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ALIBRATION SETTINGS PANEL

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5-15

 

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TATISTICAL LEVELS SETTINGS PANEL

 ....................................................................................................................... 53

 

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5-16

 

K

EYBOARD SECURITY SETTINGS PANEL

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IGURE 

5-17

 

A

UXILIARY SETTINGS PANEL

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IGURE 

5-18

 

A

UTO

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RUN CONFIGURATION TAB

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Summary of Contents for SV 104IS

Page 1: ...SV 104IS USER S MANUAL______________________________________________________ 1 SV 104IS INTRINSICALLY SAFE PERSONAL NOISE DOSIMETER USER S MANUAL SVANTEK Sp z o o WARSAW January 2016 v 16 201601141445...

Page 2: ...n more accurate current battery condition indication Notice On account of continuous product improvement SVANTEK reserves the right to make changes to product specifications without notice To download...

Page 3: ...where it may be subjected to external conditions such as high pressure steam which might cause a build up of electrostatic charge on non conducting surfaces Additionally cleaning of the equipment sho...

Page 4: ...ect 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 result...

Page 5: ...options available 14 3 GETTING STARTED 15 3 1 System description 15 3 2 Input output interfaces description 16 3 3 The windshield 17 3 4 The mounting clips 17 3 5 LED status indicator 18 3 6 Status ba...

Page 6: ...nfiguration setup 45 5 5 1 Working with configuration setup files 45 5 5 2 Profile settings tab 48 5 5 3 Measurement parameters settings tab 49 5 5 4 Time history data logging settings tab 50 5 5 5 Di...

Page 7: ...____________________________________ 7 6 4 Periodic testing 70 6 5 Changing the microphone and windshield 70 6 6 Firmware update 71 6 7 Storing the instrument 71 6 8 Transportation and carrying 71 6 9...

Page 8: ...cessor the SV 104IS instrument can simultaneously measure the dosimeter results and perform real time 1 1 Octave analysis including the calculations of the statistical levels An inbuilt tri axial acce...

Page 9: ...ated or controlled it may cause permanent hearing loss in workers The so called inner ear is very fragile part of our hearing sense which with current knowledge in medicine cannot be truly repaired Th...

Page 10: ...physical agents noise or International Electrotechnical Commission IEC 61252 guidelines The EU directive links to the ISO 9612 2009 Acoustics Determination of occupational noise exposure Engineering m...

Page 11: ...meters at regular intervals and superimposed random vibration shock or audio events during a run Noise profiled results can be easily transferred to the Supervisor or SvanPC software packages The nois...

Page 12: ...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 13: ...ta logging 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 frequen...

Page 14: ...aterproof SA 147 Carrying case for single SV 104IS dosimeter waterproof ST 104 Equivalent Impedance for electrical calibration NM104I1Z Technological wrench to unscrew the microphone Supervisor Softwa...

Page 15: ...following Figure 3 1 shows the SV 104IS controls and ports Figure 3 1 SV 104IS at a glance Colour display 128 x 64 pixel resolution LED status indicator AMBER stop mode GREEN measuring RED alarm SV 2...

Page 16: ...uipped with a set of useful interfaces microphone connector essential for measuring charging connector for use with docking station infrared port for use with docking station Figure 3 2 SV 104IS side...

Page 17: ...ses windshield with reliable screwed technique to fit tightly onto the microphone housing To remove the windshield just unscrew it clockwise by holding the lower half of the foam and windshield housin...

Page 18: ...solated flashes with a duration of nominally one second Indicates vibration shock threshold has been detected This will go off once the high vibration shock has ceased RED flashing quickly four times...

Page 19: ...e the instrument by change the VIEW 2 mode with the ENTER key select the required ACOUSTIC PROFILE 3 with the PROFILE key and SCROLL through the results with the SCROLL key Notice To save power consum...

Page 20: ...llowing control push buttons are located See below for primary short press key functions description Figure 3 7 Control keypad on the front panel primary key functions PROFILE key change presented ACO...

Page 21: ...re 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 104IS gives you time to decide if you really w...

Page 22: ...keypad functionality is also available to 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 Notice Mic...

Page 23: ...and status information will be presented in different manner as distinct screen content SV 104IS features the following VIEW modes where most of them can be individually disabled Running instantaneou...

Page 24: ...t Figure 3 11 Primary ONE RESULT view mode screen 3 9 3 RESULTS LIST view mode To get information about a number of results at one time it is handy to switch to the results list view mode Up to three...

Page 25: ...the settings of the level meters for profiles The spectra are always linearly averaged Thus the TOTAL values from 1 1 octave band analysis can be different from those obtained for the profiles if the...

Page 26: ...5 there are a few alarm conditions when ALARM presentation screens will appear During a measurement run the SV 104IS will immediately turn on the display at the time that the programmable alarm condit...

Page 27: ...e that once disconnected from docking station the dosimeter will automatically switch off If put again onto the docking station the internal battery is float charged This keeps the battery performance...

Page 28: ...voltage of 12V the power supply wattage should be minimum 2 88W per dosimeter 5 x 2 88W 14 4W Notice Charging is allowed only in safe area See the SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS WHEN USING AND CHARGING LITHIUM...

Page 29: ...he batteries Notice SV 104IS will show a warning screen if the battery capacity is below 2 hours of potential measurement time TURNING OFF To shut down the unit the operator should hold the ENTER key...

Page 30: ...ed on internal charge counter and should be considered only as an overall not very precise estimation Therefore the time left could be noticeably different Although the newest technology cells are use...

Page 31: ...conforms to o IEC 61252 2002 o ANSI S1 25 R2007 meaning ANSI S1 25 1991 R2007 o Class 2 IEC 61672 2013 o Class 1 IEC 61260 1995 meaning with Am1 2001 To access Unit Label screen short press all three...

Page 32: ...hat will allow you to confirm you really want to load the selected setup or cancel the selection and return to configuration setup list Figure 4 6 Load setup confirmation Press SCROLL key to cancel th...

Page 33: ...use is usually sufficient for most regulations Notice The calibration factor is always added to the results in the Dosimeter or 1 1 Octave analysis mode Notice The manufacturer s recommended factory c...

Page 34: ...re without saving the calibration factor press PROFILE and ENTER 7 It is recommended to repeat the calibration measurement a few times The obtained results should be almost the same with 0 1 dB differ...

Page 35: ...processing is performed automatically under acceptance of calibration measurement Notice If it is required to perform so called post calibration of the instrument In case the Post Calibration is pre...

Page 36: ...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 37: ...asurement run START To start the measurements the user has to press the SCROLL and PROFILE keys at the same time The results of the measurement are displayed in the last used result s display view mod...

Page 38: ...key for a couple of seconds during which a countdown Keyboard lock 3 2 1 is displayed and the unit gives you time to decide if you really want to activate security lock If you release the key too ear...

Page 39: ...circa 10 cm from the most exposed ear with the microphone approximately a few cm above the shoulder SV 104IS shape and microphone height ensures proper instrument position see Figure 4 20 below Notic...

Page 40: ...he results and unlock the keypad see chapter 4 12 Notice After reviewing results remember to lock the keypad again in order to maintain the integrity of the measurement run by preventing uncontrolled...

Page 41: ...After installation you are ready to connect the SV 104IS dosimeter Plug the SC 56 mini USB cable into the SA 104 5 docking station powered with 12V power supply such as SA 33 note SA 104 1 uses SC156...

Page 42: ...Data browser or Session you work with Instrument filter enables SV 104IS device selection or other Health and Safety dedicated instruments Inventory panel detects all SV 104IS connected devices see ch...

Page 43: ...calibrator calibration report details Figure 5 3 Inventory panel and its capabilities There are two control buttons near the Inventory Panel top menu Settings button enables to configure current local...

Page 44: ...easy and can be done in a few steps Connect the dosimeter to a computer Launch Supervisor software In the instruments inventory panel Chapter 5 3 locate the instrument that you wish to unlock and righ...

Page 45: ...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 46: ...uns Follow the chapters from 5 5 2 to 5 5 9 to understand and configure the instrument 5 Once configured come back to setups file manager Figure 5 5 and click the just edited Settings in Local files p...

Page 47: ...u can enter the Load Setup menu directly in the instrument and load it as the current configuration See chapter 4 6 for details Figure 5 7 Instrument files panel and context commands 12 This ends the...

Page 48: ...lly greyed Others must be setup by the user There are three additional user defined presets whose name can be changed during configuration with use of the little icon notes with a pen which is then en...

Page 49: ...operation the SV 104IS should work Dosimeter or Dosimeter with 1 1 octave analysis Notice Enabling octave analysis shortens battery life so take it into consideration and double check the battery sta...

Page 50: ...ou want to log the parameters what name the logger file should have and if extended summary results should be saved Notice Summary results are saved on Integration Period basis not on Logger Step time...

Page 51: ...If you do not want 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 Notice The ONE RESULT chapter 3 9...

Page 52: ...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 visibi...

Page 53: ...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 5 1...

Page 54: ...oard every time the measurement run is started See the chapter 4 12 how to lock and unlock the SV 104IS instrument If Unlock on Key is set to On SV 104IS will require special code to be input by press...

Page 55: ...nfirmation just before switching off see chapter 4 3 Comment file name defines the name of the Voice note comment file Comment Text is also able to be entered here if required Vibration Marker is used...

Page 56: ...re is useful if you wish to pre set the instruments to run and stop for a specific time period such as a week long study Figure 5 18 Auto run configuration tab Selecting the mode of the timer function...

Page 57: ...count The required date can be selected Make sure to check that the real time clock settings for the measurement location are correct before beginning a delayed timer measurement Selecting the period...

Page 58: ...ne option in order enable the other one 5 5 9 1 Event and Wave recording configuration panel Audio Event and Wave Recording may be configured to measure in different Recording Mode See figure below Fo...

Page 59: ...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 5 6 2 to further manage downloaded files Run data...

Page 60: ...operator 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...

Page 61: ...loaded 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 once cre...

Page 62: ...panel can be added more 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 Pan...

Page 63: ...naging templates with SUPERVISOR 5 7 1 Report panels See the following panels then configure and generate report Report options With Report options window it is very straightforward to edit basic repo...

Page 64: ...SV 104IS USER S MANUAL ______________________________________________________ 64 Figure 5 27 Hearing protectors HML panel Figure 5 28 Hearing protectors database panel...

Page 65: ...SV 104IS USER S MANUAL______________________________________________________ 65 Figure 5 29 Instrument configuration panel Figure 5 30 Logger 1 1 Octave panel Figure 5 31 Logger 1 1 Octave TSect panel...

Page 66: ...SV 104IS USER S MANUAL ______________________________________________________ 66 Figure 5 32 Logger results panel Figure 5 33 Logger Statistics panel...

Page 67: ...SV 104IS USER S MANUAL______________________________________________________ 67 Figure 5 34 Totals results panel Figure 5 35 Noise exposure ISO 9612 panels Figure 5 36 Session header panel...

Page 68: ...SV 104IS USER S MANUAL ______________________________________________________ 68 Figure 5 37 Configurable Text panel Figure 5 38 Powerful What if panel...

Page 69: ...ded before first use Repeat this procedure year of use to maintain more accurate current battery condition indication Do not disassemble or modify the instrument The battery inside contains safety and...

Page 70: ...6 5 Changing the microphone and windshield To change the microphone unscrew the windshield first see chapter 3 3 Now you need to unscrew the microphone from the mounting head in a counter clockwise di...

Page 71: ...mands 6 7 Storing the instrument To preserve the life of the internal battery it is recommended that the SV 104IS instrument is turned off when it is stored It is best not to store the dosimeter for a...

Page 72: ...ensuring PC clock is set correctly 3 In case the instrument is not able to turn on ensure the unit is charged by connecting onto the docking station This ensures the battery is not exhausted Then pro...

Page 73: ...ully addressed by IEC 60079 0 IEC 61010 11 For details see GENERAL WARNINGS SAFETY CLAUSES AND STANDARD INFORMATION page 2 HAZARDOUS AREA INSTALLATIONS SPECIFIC INFORMATION page 3 SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS...

Page 74: ...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 75: ...UP LOADING 32 FIGURE 4 8 CALIBRATION MENU 33 FIGURE 4 9 CALIBRATION INITIAL DELAY SCREEN 34 FIGURE 4 10 CALIBRATION IN PROGRESS SCREEN 34 FIGURE 4 11 CALIBRATION CONFIRMATION SCREEN 34 FIGURE 4 12 CAL...

Page 76: ...TORS HML PANEL 64 FIGURE 5 28 HEARING PROTECTORS DATABASE PANEL 64 FIGURE 5 29 INSTRUMENT CONFIGURATION PANEL 65 FIGURE 5 30 LOGGER 1 1 OCTAVE PANEL 65 FIGURE 5 31 LOGGER 1 1 OCTAVE TSECT PANEL 65 FIG...

Page 77: ...t Status view mode 26 K KIT COMPONENTS 13 L LED status indicator 18 M Measurement procedures 12 Measurement Setups 32 Mounting 39 mounting clips 17 P Periodic testing 70 positioning 39 Primary paramet...

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