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10.5 Calibration check for probe module
FastFacts 10.5: Calibration check for probe module
The calibration curve for the probe module is a comparison of the response of the
probe microphone (with tube) to the response of the REM reference microphone.
Any change in the curve indicates a change in one of these microphones (or the
probe tube). See
10.4: Calibration of REM probe microphone
. As part of a regular
calibration schedule, or to investigate changing calibration curves, the REM
reference microphone may be checked against a high quality sound level meter.
1)
Press <Tests>, then highlight and <PICK> REM [Manual control].
2)
Highlight & <PICK> [Level], then highlight & <PICK> 70 from the drop-down list.
3)
Highlight and <PICK> [Frequency], then highlight and <PICK> 2000 Hz from the
drop-down list.
4)
Highlight, then <PICK> [Start test] (which
changes to [Stop test]).
5)
Hold the probe module about 18” (0.5 m) in
front of the REM speakers.
6)
Hold the microphone of a calibrated sound
level meter next to the REM reference
microphone as shown. Set the sound level
meter to C weighting and slow.
7)
The sound level meter should read 70 ±2 dB.
8)
Repeat with the frequency at 250 Hz.
9)
To stop the measurement, highlight and
<PICK> [Stop test].
The probe module should be replaced if it
fails this test
.
