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b)
LU-S: This means that the Loudness Window is set to Short Term.
c)
LU-C: This means that the Loudness Window is set to Custom.
The Loudness Window is set in the
2.
The LU Meter scale colors have the following meaning:
a)
Blue: Loudness is lower than the Reference Level by the
Alarm
Tolerance.
b)
Green: Loudness is within the Alarm Tolerance.
c)
Orange: Loudness is greater than the Alarm Tolerance.
3.
The Maximum True Peak Loudness over the program period (shown in red
as TP -17.0 above) is displayed in the central column.
4.
The Maximum Loudness over the program period (shown in orange as Max
-17.7 above) is displayed at the top of the central column.
5.
The Average Loudness over the Program period (shown in gold as Prog -
20.8 above) is displayed in the central column.
6.
The Loudness RAnge (LRA) over the program period (shown in yellow as
LRA 10.0 above) is displayed at the bottom of the central column.
7.
The name of the currently monitored cluster is shown in the footer at the
bottom of the screen.
8.
2 - 8 Level Meters for the channels being monitored for loudness are shown
on the left haL of the screen.
The controls available on the Loudness Screen are:
1.
Solo & Mute: Rotating this control allows you to listen to just a subset of the
channels in the displayed channel cluster. It will not affect any loudness
measurement in progress.
2.
Clust Sel: The Cluster Select control can be rotated to allow you to select
another channel clustered to be monitored for loudness. Changing clusters
with this control will reset the loudness readings.
3.
Start: When Manual Mode is selected in the
from a stopped condition, the Start button will reset the gathered loudness
data and begin a new reading. From a paused condition, data will not reset
as monitoring is resumed
4.
Pause: When Manual Mode is selected in the
the Pause button will temporarily stop or continue gathering loudness data.
Data will not be reset using this control.
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