Larson Davis SoundAdvisor 831C Reference Manual page 118

FIGURE 15-2
Continuous Run Mode
SoundAdvisor Model 831C
If you start the measurement at 10:10, the measurement record stores at
11:05, 12:05, and so forth. In this case, the initial measurement history record
has only 50 minutes of data, while all others contain the full hour.
b.
If desired, select Cal. Check, and enter the Time of day it should
occur.
c.
Select the Enable Measurement History checkbox, and enter a
duration (hh:mm) for each measurement record in the Interval Time
field. Note: Interval Time cannot be less than 00:01 (1 minute).
d.
If desired, select Interval Time Sync. This forces a new measurement
record to begin every n minutes (or hours), where n is the value of
Interval Time.
If you enter an Interval Time (hh:mm) value less than 0:01,
•
the measurement interval syncs to the 1 min interval bound-
ary.
• If you enter any other Interval Time (hh:mm) value of 01:00 or
more, the measurement syncs to the hour.
e.
If you want to send a measurement interval exceedance alert, select a
checkbox in-line with Alerts.
f.
Select a Trigger Source and Trigger Level (dB) for the alert.
1.
Trigger Level cannot be <0.1 (dB)
2.
If you want to enable alert notifications for measurements
using this Setup, see 15.1.1 "Setting Alert Notifications for
Measurement History" on page 15-6.
TAKE NOTE
statistics: LAeq, LCeq, LZeq, Lmax, Lmin, and all 6 values of Ln.
If the current dB level is greater than the Trigger Level (dB) of the
selected Trigger Source at any time during the current
measurement interval, the 831C sends an alert notification via
1.
email or text when the interval ends.
2.
g.
Select any additional settings on the Setup Manager tabs. For more
information, see 6.2.2 Customizing Setup Values On the Setup
Manager Tabs.
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h.
Press Close (
i.
Set it as the Active setup file.
Setting Up a Measurement With Measurement History
Trigger Sources for this alert include the following
) and save your Setup.
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