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SV 971A User Manual
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LEQ detector selection
Available LEQ detectors (time constants):
Impulse
,
Fast
and
Slow
.
Time constants are applied always to the
Lmax
,
Lmin
,
L
(SPL),
Ltm3
and
Ltm5
results and to the
Leq
,
LE
(SEL),
LEPd
and
Lden
results in case the
Exponential
LEQ detector is selected in the
General Settings
screen (see Appendix D).
4.4 S
ETTING ALARM THRESHOLDS FOR DOSE METER
–
A
LARM
The
Alarm
position is active only in the
Dosimeter
function and is described in detail in Chapter
<ENT>
4.5 C
ONFIGURING DATA LOGGING
–
L
OGGING
Summary results (
L
(SPL),
Leq
,
LE
(SEL),
Lden
,
LEPd
,
Ltm3
,
Ltm5
, 10 x
Ln
,
OVL
,
Lpeak
,
Lmax
,
Lmin
,
EX
,
SD
) and spectra are measured and saved in the file with the step defined by the
Integration Period
parameter as many times as defined by the
Repetition Cycles
parameter (
path: <Menu> / Measurement
/ General Settings
).
The instrument enables also additional registration of some results with different step defined by the
Logger Step
parameter (
path: <Menu> / Measurement / Logging / Logger Setup
). Therefore, it is
possible to save in parallel two sequences of measured results
– one for Summary Results (
SR
) and
another for so called Logger Results or Time History results (
TH
).
When logging is enabled, selected logger results taken from three independent profiles will be saved
simultaneously with time step down to
100ms
. Recording of logger results to a file is stopped after the
period, which is equal to
Integration Period
multiplied by
Repetition Cycles
or after stopping a
measurement manually.
Summary Results are saved in the same file with Logger Results. Blocks of summary results are
recorded to the file in the end of every measurement cycle.
The figure below illustrates principles of logging measurement results.
Summary Results and Logger Results saving
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