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SVAN 971 User Manual
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6.1.4 Statistics presentation mode
“Statistics” is the cumulative probability density function of exceeding the noise level during the
measurement period. The X axis defines the probability of exceeding the noise level, statistical level
Lnn
,
and the axis Y defines the calculated noise level in dB.
Field description of the Statistics view
1.
Cursor position
2.
Statistics plot
3.
Result name, active profile, LEQ detector (
L
inear,
Fast,
S
low or
I
mpulse), used weighting filter name
(
A
,
C
,
Z
or
B
)
4.
Value of the selected statistical level
Lnn
and units
(dB)
Fields on the plot can be selected with the
▲
/
▼
key.
When field is selected, its value can be changed with the
◄
/
►
key pressed together with
<Shift>
.
When the
Lnn
field is selected you may change the
cursor position with the
◄
/
►
key. The statistical level
and the appropriate value are presented in the line below
the plot.
◄..
6.1.5 File information display mode
The
File Info
position enabling additional display mode
with information about the logger file.
The
File Info
screen indicates the file name and its size.
When
Logger
is
Off
(
path: <Menu> / Measurement
/Logging / Logger Set
) the
File Info
position is disabled.
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6.1.6 Running SPL display mode
The
Run. SPL
display mode shows the
SPL
result when
measurement is not currently running. In this mode, SPL
result is calculated and displayed, but not stored in the
instrument's memory. The purpose of this mode is to give
the user a first indication about the signal to be measured.
This can be useful for the correct selection of the
measurement range.
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6.2 A
DJUSTING SCALE AND GRID OF THE PLOT
–
D
ISPLAY
S
CALE
The
Disp. Scale
list of parameters enables adjusting the
scale of the plot and switching a grid on/off in the
Logger
,
Statistics
or
Spectrum
display modes.
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