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Note: The voice comment can be recorded before or after the measurement run takes place and
linked to the Previous or the Next measurement run. But be beware, that linking to the previous
measurement will not be possible in case when the unit is switched off and on again or there are no
previous logger files. In this case the recording screen will appear (with default linking the comment
to the next logger file).
4.9 B
EFORE AND AFTER MEASUREMENT RUN
Before starting a measurement ensure:
1 the instrument is turned on (Chapter 4.3 )
2 there is sufficient battery operating life and free memory by checking the status screen
(Chapter
3.10.6 )
3 required configuration setup is selected (Chapter 4.6 )
4 SV 104BIS is calibrated, because it affects the results (Chapter 4.7 )
5 the windscreen is put on because it protects the microphone from industrial environment such
as dust and moisture or from effects of impact (Chapter
3.3 ).
After stopping the measurement run, make sure:
1 the calibration is still maintained (Chapter 4.7 )
2 the data is properly downloaded to PC for further analysis (Chapter 4.16 )
3 the instrument is turned off (Chapter 4.3 ).
4.10 S
TARTING AND STOPPING MEASUREMENT RUN
START:
To start measurements the user has to press the and keys at the same time. The results of the
measurement are displayed in the last used result’s display view mode. As an
example, ONE RESULT view
mode is displayed. ONE RESULT view mode is always available for most functions of the instrument. The
results of the measurements can also be presented in other view modes, which can be enabled or disabled
and adjusted to the user’s needs.
Figure 4-17 One profile mode screen view
STOP:
The same combination of keys: and allows the user to stop the measurement run. All run results
are always saved automatically, there is no need to save them manually.
Note: The instrument can be started or stopped remotely thru wireless Bluetooth
®
interface. See
Chapter 5 for mobile application description.