HSS Hire 49711 Operating & Safety Manual

Calibrator & Wind Sheild
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Calibration
Unit
Foam
Wind Shield
power to the unit is disconnected and any data
stored in Leq is lost.
When making Leq readings DO NOT move this or
the range switch as data stored in the Leq will
be lost.

BASIC TECHNIQUES

Decide on which settings you require and adjust as
necessary, normal settings would be weighting in the
dB (A) setting and display in the SPL position.
Response & Range should be set to reflect the
information you require.
Ensure that the MAX HOLD button is in the OFF
position.
Where readings are being taken near or around
large objects, take several measurements in
different positions.
In wind speeds of 5metre per second and greater,
fit the foam wind shield to the microphone.
For accurate readings ensure the microphone is
kept still, pointed at the source of noise and held
at arms length away from the operator.
DISPLAY INDICATORS...
If one or more of the following icons show on the
YOU SEE
+
–-
LO BATT
:
dB AT 1kHZ
LCD, follow the information in this section the
correct the problem.
Avoid damaging the equipment, protect it from
nocks and impact damage.
When not in use, store the equipment in its carry
case somewhere clean, dry and safe from the thieves.
Switch the unit OFF and place all components
togeter in the cary case provided, ready for return
to your local HSS Hire Shop.
If you have any suggestions to enable us to improve
the information within this guide please fax your
comments or write to the Product Manager at the
©HSS Hire Service Group Plc 1999 No. 870/01
Group Office: 25 Willow Lane, Mitcham, Surrey CR4 4TS
WHAT IT MEANS HOW TO REMEDY
Amplifier Overload Move up 1 range
Amplifier at noise floor Move down 1 range
Battery level low Replace batteries
The Leq store has halted Note Leq and reset
because it is full

EQUIPMENT CARE

FINISHING OFF

Contact your local
0845 728 2828
...any comments?
address below
Fax: 0181-687 5001
Web Site: http://www.hss.co.uk
Operating & Safety Guide 870
Hire Shops
Noise Meter
A hand-held device to indicate
sound levels.
Code 49711