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CE Certification:   

 

CE-mark indicates compliance EMC Directive 

EMC Emission 

EN50081-1 (1992): Generic emission standard. 

Part 1: Residential, commercial and light industry 

EN50081-2 (1993): Generic emission standard. 

Part 2: Industrial environment 

CISPR22 (1993): Radio disturbance characteristics of 
information technology equipment. Class B Limits 

FCC Rules, Part 15: Complies with the Limits for a Class B 
digital device 

EMC Immunity 

EN50082-1 (1992): Generic immunity standard.   

Part 1: Residential, commercial and light industry 

RF  immunity  implies  that  sound  level  indications  of  70dB  or   
greater will be affected by no more than 

±

1.5dB 

EN 50082-2 (1995): Generic immunity standard.   

Part 2: Industrial environment RF immunity implies that sound 
level indications of 70dB or greater will be affected by no more 
than 

±

1.5dB 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for TES-660

Page 1: ...Dosímetro de Micro Ruido I ntrínsecamente Seguro TES Clase 1 TE 660 ...

Page 2: ...Logging Personal Noise Dosimeter TES 660 INSTRUCTION MANUAL TES ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC CORP ...

Page 3: ...ing the Meter 14 7 3 Starting a Measurement Run 16 7 4 Locking and Unlocking the Keys 16 7 5 Stopping a Measurement Run 17 7 6 Pausing a Measurement Run 17 7 7 Reviewing Measurement Run Data 18 7 8 Switching Off the Meter 18 8 CONFIGURING THE METER 18 8 1 LCD Contrast 19 8 2 Date and Time 19 8 3 Display Timeout 19 8 4 Selecting Dosimeter Setups 20 8 5 Pause Mode 22 8 6 LED Alarms 22 8 7 Auto Lock ...

Page 4: ...0 DOSE 90dBA for 8 hours This is known as the Criterion Other criterion are available such as 100 DOSE 85dBA for 8 hours to meet legislation in different countries If the person stayed in this environment for 4 hours he would receive 50 DOSE Also if the noise level was say 93dBA 3dB higher a 100 DOSE would be accumulated in only 4 hours the above example is for a dose meter with 3dB Exchange Rate ...

Page 5: ...0 140dB A C Z RMS weightings A C Z Peak weightings Fast Slow Impulse time weightings and energy exchange rates Q of 3 4 5 6 In dose measurement mode it display dose dose projected for an 8 hour period peak level and measurement duration For countries that are subject to European Union regulations or the equivalent ISO standards the meter measure the daily sound exposure level LAeq 8hr Pa2 h accord...

Page 6: ... to applicable standards User defined setups in the following ranges Threshold Level 70 90dB in 1dB steps Criterion Level 70 90dB in 1dB steps Overload Indications At 0 1dB above the top of the selected measurement range Under Range Indications At 1dB below the bottom of the selected measurement range High Level Detector 115dB Clock Real time clock with calendar Memory Results from 30 measurements...

Page 7: ...Ez PEAK Pka Pkc or Pkz LEX8H Lex8h PLEX8H PLex8h EXPHrs Exph EXPsec Exps NEN Only for Dosimeter 1 Max Min 18 parameters for A C Z and F S I weightings Statistical analysis 45 parameters L05 L10 L50 L90 L95 for A C Z and F S I weightings for sampled at 20ms interval into 0 1dB wide classes Statistical analysis 5 parameters LAEQ05 LAEQ10 LAEQ50 LAEQ90 LAEQ95 for LAEQ sampled at 1s intervals into 0 1...

Page 8: ...n technology equipment Class B Limits FCC Rules Part 15 Complies with the Limits for a Class B digital device EMC Immunity EN50082 1 1992 Generic immunity standard Part 1 Residential commercial and light industry RF immunity implies that sound level indications of 70dB or greater will be affected by no more than 1 5dB EN 50082 2 1995 Generic immunity standard Part 2 Industrial environment RF immun...

Page 9: ...ashing blue LED indicates the measured value has exceeded the alarm setting value 3 Display View data and various indicators 4 key On Off key Press this key one time to turn on the meter Press and hold down this key A Power Off 3 2 1 countdown will appear as the meter is powered off Enter key Confirms action of other keys and settings ...

Page 10: ...t the meter is fitted with the Windscreen The Windscreen protects the microphone from potential erroneous results due to air movement passing over it but also helps to protect from dust ingress moisture or minor impact damage To calibrate the meter it is necessary to remove the Windscreen to expose the microphone To unscrew the Windscreen by turning the black ring not the foam in a anticlockwise d...

Page 11: ...the employees clothing is not desired The recommended location for mounting a personal noise exposure meter in a position close to the ear 10 15 cm The meter should therefore be mounted on the apex of the shoulder to avoid reflections from the head which might otherwise affect the measurements Consult your local Legislation and Standards for more information All mounting clips are attached the met...

Page 12: ...ed to download the meter memory and or to charger the meter internal Lithium Polymer battery The charger consists of the charger base AC adaptor link cable and the charger link plate Note that the meter should only be charged in non hazardous areas in the absence of any flammable atmospheres Link cable ...

Page 13: ...eter will automatically switch on and display how much charge is within the meter After approximately 20 seconds the display will blank Pressing either the or key will wake the display for a further 20 seconds to check progress When the meter is charging the red LED will on The meter will display FULL once charging is complete and the LED on the front of the meter will turn purple The LCD display ...

Page 14: ...o charge the meter using the recommended charger prior to storage for a prolonged period A prolonged period is considered to be 2 or more months If the meter is to be stored for an even longer period it is best to take the meter out of storage and re charge the meter every 2 3 months Charge the meter in the recommended charger before attempting to turn it on if the meter has not been used for a pr...

Page 15: ...meter firmware version e g Rev V1 0 and the current time and date followed by the meter series number and the Custom Text screen The series number and text can be configured using the CD software by PC 1sec 1sec If the Auto scroll mode has been disabled pressing the or key will scroll through the available results from the last run depending upon how the meter was configured ...

Page 16: ... 13 key key key key key key key key key key key key key key ...

Page 17: ...nd often mandatory to field calibrate each meter both before and after use Which will also allow the target calibration level to be set as shown on the calibrator s own calibration certificate nominally 94 0dB 114 0dB or OFF selecting by PC Note The meter will not enter the calibration mode if a measurement run is taking place If a run is in progress stop the run according to section 7 5 The winds...

Page 18: ...r 114 0dB during which time a progress bar is displayed as shown Once the meter has successfully calibrated the CAL OK message will appear The meter is ready to take a measurement once the calibrator has been removed and the Windscreen re fitted You may need to consult local regulations or standards if the before and after calibration values differ by more then typically 0 5dB e g section 12 2 of ...

Page 19: ...ess and hold down key which will initiate a 3 second countdown as shown The keys must remain depressed during the countdown for the measurement run to begin releasing during the 3 2 1 countdown will cease the operation Once the measurement has begun the mark is flashing displayed in the top left of the screen The display will cycle between the section 7 1 screens if the Autoscroll mode has been se...

Page 20: ...guration menu see section 8 5 When a measurement run is in progress the action of pressing and hold down the key for the period of the 3 second countdown to enter the pause mode releasing during the countdown will cease the operation Note During PAUSED mode all time history profile data is recorded and paused event markers are saved into the data set Cumulative values shown on the display represen...

Page 21: ... 8 CONFIGURING THE METER The configuration menu is accessed by press the key to turn on the meter then press key to enter the configuration screen Press key to enter the setting mode and press key to exit The setting menu is used to key LCD Contrast Set the display s contrast RTC Adjust the date and time LCD APO Set the display timeout Dosimeter Select the dosimeter setup Pause Select deselect the...

Page 22: ...justments Press key to move the cursor to right or press key to left then press keys to adjust Press key to save press key to exit key key key 8 3 Display Timeout The display can be left permanently on which will reduce battery life or will timeout after the selected interval of 5 10 20 seconds 1 or 5 minutes Set the display time out by press key to select LCD APO then press key 2 times to make se...

Page 23: ...s available for display on screen and is achieved using the meter CD software by PC 8 4 1 Pre difined Dosimeter Setups key key key Pre difined the Dosimeter setup by press key to select Dosimeter then press key 2 times to select the default setups Press keys to select the desired setups from OSHA 80 to NHO 01 then press key to save and press key 2 times to exit 8 4 2 Customised Dosimeter Configura...

Page 24: ...onfiguration from USER 1 to USER 9 then press key to confirm Press keys to review the parameters if you will change the parameters press key to confirm then press keys to change the desired parameters value and press key again to save When all parameter configuration is finished press key to exit ...

Page 25: ...ed intervals key key key Select the Pause function by press key to select Pause then press key to review Press key to accept or press key then press key to change and press key to confirm 8 6 LED Alarms LED Alarm criteria can be set by using the meter CD software by PC key key key Select the LED alarm by press key to select LED Alarm then press key to review Press key to accept or press key then p...

Page 26: ...r press key then press key to change and press key to confirm 8 8 Autoscroll If selected the display will automatically scroll from one screen to the next otherwise the screen has to be advanced manually key key key Select the Autoscroll by press key to select Auto Scroll then press key to review Press key to accept or press key then press key to change and press key to confirm ...

Page 27: ... 24 8 9 Timers To select a timer run 8 9 1 No Cycle Timer Run The no cycle timer means the Start Time and Duration Time is valid only one time key key key key key key key key ...

Page 28: ...ted Press key to confirm then press key to exit 8 9 2 Auto Cycle Timer Run The auto cycle timer run means the start time and the duration time is valid at the repeat setting number from 1 to 99 times key key key key key key In the Timers mode press key to select Repetitive then press key to review the Start time and Duration time press key to review the Repeat times If you will change the data usi...

Page 29: ...is saved at an data memory interval time for every run and are available following download Data memory interval time can be set by press key to select Interval then press key to review Press key to accept or press key then press key to select 1 5 10 or 30 minute 1 or 2 hours and press key to confirm ...

Page 30: ...ss key then press key to select and press key to confirm 8 12 Clear Memory key key key In the setting mode press key to select Clear Memory then press key to enter this mode Press key to select YES then press key to the additional screen Clear Memory Sure is displayed to check that you wish to progress since once cleared all stored runs will be lost Press key to confirm then press key to exit ...

Page 31: ...zed data to be recall Press key to confirm and display the memorized data Press key or autoscroll display the memorized data Press key to the next memorized data to be recall Press key two times to exit 10 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION For the detailed instruction please refer to the content of attached CD ROM which has the complete instruction of software operation and relevant information ...

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