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2.2

Shipping

Pack the Instrument carefully and ship it prepaid to the proper destination. Insure
the Instrument.

2.3

Service

This Instrument contains no operator serviceable parts, except for the battery.
Refer all service requests to the Simpson factory. If the Instrument is covered by
warranty, include the model number, serial number, and date of purchase.

2.4

Battery Installation Or Replacement

The 884-2 is powered by a 9-volt alkaline battery. The battery is packaged sepa-
rately. To install or replace the battery:

a.

Turn the range switch to the "OFF" position.

b.

Using a screwdriver or coin, loosen the two screws located on the battery
cover access compartment and remove the cover.

c.

Install or replace the battery with the connector on the left side of the Instru-
ment. Route the cable between the battery and upper wall of the battery
compartment.

2.5

Installation

The Instrument, when in operation, may be either hand-held or mounted on a
tripod. The physical position of the Instrument does not affect the accuracy.

2.5.1

Tripod or Strap Mounting

The 884-2 can be attached to any commercial, photography-type tripod having a
standard 1/4-20" mounting screw. The mounting screw is aligned with the threaded
insert in the case and finger-tightened. A camera-type carrying strap can be
attached to the threaded insert. Carry the Instrument with the strap around the
wrist to prevent accidental dropping.

2.5.2

Accuracy Of A Measurement

The accuracy of a measurement will be affected by several factors, one of which
is the position of the microphone with respect to the sound source. Read Section
3 carefully for general background information. (See Section 4 for operating in-
structions for obtaining correct data from the measurements.)

2.6

Care

a.

Immediately clean any spilled materials from the Instrument and wipe dry. If
spillage is corrosive, use a suitable cleaner to remove it and to neutralize
corrosive action.

b.

To protect the microphone, keep sharp objects away from the top. Never rest
the unit on the microphone. If the microphone is detached, always lay it on its
side.

c.

Whenever the Instrument is not in use, set the range switch to the OFF posi-
tion.

d.

Avoid prolonged exposure or usage in areas subject to temperature and
humidity extremes, vibration, mechanical shock, dust, corrosive fumes, and

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Страница 1: ...Simpson Model 884 2 Sound Level Meter OPERATOR S MANUAL www com information itm com 1 800 561 8187...

Страница 2: ...nt and other articles manufactured by it to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service its obligation under this warranty being limited to making good at its factory...

Страница 3: ...LICATION 11 3 1 Decibel Scale 11 3 2 Measurement And Exposure Standards 11 3 3 Sound Fields 12 3 3 1 Free Field 12 3 3 2 Reverberant Field 12 3 3 3 Semi Reverberant Field 13 3 4 Microphone Orientation...

Страница 4: ...r switch which references the 0 dB point of the indicating instrument to the range selected For example when the range switch is set to 70 the zero 0 mark on the black arc is equal to 70 dB Fast or sl...

Страница 5: ...sure levels of either 94 dB on the 90 dB range or 114 dB on the 110 dB range Screwdriver adjustable from the side of the case 9 Output Connections This Instrument is provided with three outputs Exter...

Страница 6: ...Windscreen 00197 Calibrator 890 2 12890 Package Case 10 866065 Adapter Microphone to Tripod 00184 898 Octave Band Filter Set 02231 2 INSTALLATION This section contains information and instructions for...

Страница 7: ...ached to any commercial photography type tripod having a standard 1 4 20 mounting screw The mounting screw is aligned with the threaded insert in the case and finger tightened A camera type carrying s...

Страница 8: ...st that can be tolerated without pain Because of the large ratio of value involved a linear meter scale marked in pressure units becomes impractical A scale based on logarithms called a decibel dB sca...

Страница 9: ...are established by the Oc cupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 OSHA the Walsh Healy Act Federal Register Volume 34 No 96 and paragraph 1910 95 of the Occupational Safety and Health Standards Feder...

Страница 10: ...sence When sound is coming mainly from one direction the reading might be affected by the relative positions of the microphone and operator For example if the operator and microphone are in line and f...

Страница 11: ...tergent Thoroughly rinse and dry before placing over microphone 3 7 Meter Fluctuations If the meter indication fluctuates more than 3 dB set the meter response switch of the Instrument to the SLOW pos...

Страница 12: ...9 Dual Sound Sources When separate measurements are made on two sound sources the combined effect cannot be predicated by direct addition For example If two machines are emitting equal noise levels of...

Страница 13: ...und Level Meter periodically especially if the Instrument has been subjected to severe me chanical shock or environmental extremes 4 2 Operational Items And Features All items and features used to ope...

Страница 14: ...f 1 00 V RMS is equiva lent to a meter reading of 10 dB looking into a 100 K load The recommended plug for this jack is a Switchcraft 850 External Filter Jack A non weighted flat response output of 12...

Страница 15: ...her applications select the desired range weighting and response If the meter fluctuations are in excess of 3 dB set the response to SLOW position NOTE With the range switch set to any of the other ra...

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