Making An Automated Event Sound Recording - Larson Davis SoundAdvisor 831C Reference Manual

FIGURE 19-2 Mark Sound Type Sound Recording

19.3 Making an Automated Event Sound Recording

FIGURE 19-3
Sound Event Settings
1.
2.
SoundAdvisor Model 831C
1.
Step 3.
Select the checkbox in-line with a marker to start the recording. When finished,
a labeled sound record displays in the data file.
You can also press the left softkey (
TAKE NOTE
stop recording using this method, select Stop, Close, or stop the
measurement. Please note: If you don't manually stop the sound recording, it
stops when the memory is full. Very large data files are time consuming to
download and playback.
Before you begin:
• Create a setup file with Event History enabled as shown in 17.1 "Setting Up the
Event History Measurement" on page 126.
Step 1.
On your meter, go to Tools
press the left softkey (
Step 2.
Select the checkbox in-line with Save Event Sound, and enter any other
applicable values.
3.
Step 3.
Save the Setup, set it as the Active setup file, and Close (
Manager.
2.
3
Setup
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) to open the
1.
For more information, see 19.5.1 "Understanding Resolu-
tion, Peak Overload, and Range" on page 157.
2.
Snapshot Time is the time set to record after the event.
3.
Pre-trigger Time is the period prior to the event-based
trigger that you want to include in the recording.
If Event History is not enabled, but Event Sound
TAKE NOTE
is, the 831C still makes a sound recording for an event. In this
case, the Minimum Duration is ignored and the recording
begins immediately.
Making an Automated Event Sound Recording
1.
Select a marker with sound recording
enabled.
2.
This initiates the Pre-trigger period
followed by the sound recording.
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) to initiate a sound recording. To
Manager.
Highlight your setup
Sound tab.
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file, then
) the Setup
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