Langmatz EK 533, Руководство по эксплуатации

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The following restrictions apply:
• The minimum level can never be higher than the maximum level.
• "Level max. (dB)" minus reduction "Level (dB)" can never be lower than "Level min. (dB)".
Otherwise, this can result in invalid values with night-time reduction active.
Level max. (dB)
• The maximum level sets the upper signal volume limit within a range of 35 to 90 dB.
The following restrictions apply:
• The maximum level can never be lower than the minimum level.
• "Level max. (dB)" minus reduction "Level (dB)" can never be lower than "Level min. (dB)".
Otherwise, this can result in invalid values with night-time reduction active.
Elevation (dB)
• Elevation specifies the dynamic level of the sound above which the sound is audible over
ambient noise. For example, with an ambient volume of 65 dB and a set elevation of 10 dB,
the volume of the signal will be 75 dB.
• Restriction: This value can only be set if the values for "Level min. (dB)" and "Level max.
(dB)" are different. If they are the same, the sound is static.
Increase (max. dB/s)
• Sets the speed at which the sound follows the level of traffic noise.
• Restriction: This value can only be set if the values for "Level min. (dB)" and "Level max. (dB)"
are different. If they are the same, the sound is static.
Decrease (max. dB/s)
• Sets the speed at which the sound decays as traffic noise decreases.
• Restriction: This value can only be set if the values for "Level min. (dB)" and "Level max.
(dB)" are different. If they are the same, the sound is static.