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Norsonic Nor145 & Nor150 Reference Tone Used to reference the correct audio playback level for the listener.
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Reference Tone The reference tone is a sound recording made on the device by pressing the CAL button. It’s an internal sound linked to the internal gain and input sensitivity of the microphone. sound recording continuous pink noise sound level of around 70dB which can be played back...
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Pink noise is like the Pink Noise sound of the radio tuning.
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Pink Noise Adjust the volume of speaker until 70dB is reached at the listening point.
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Pink Noise Adjust the volume of speaker until 70dB is reached at the listening point.
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Adjusting the sound level of the speaker to the reference tone (pink noise) helps us perceive how loud or quiet a recording is in the context of the complaint.
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The ‘Settings’ Load in your NNR app Press SETUP...
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The ‘Settings’ Reference. Tone: Gain volume: -48dB Type of noise: Pink Noise Excitation. Time: 30 seconds Note: Used in marker Marker 1: should be labelled ‘reference tone’.
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The ‘Settings’ Go back to the MEASUREMENT screen. PRESS THE GREEN ✔...
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The ‘Measurement’ Press the START key & start your measurement.
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The ‘Measurement’ Press SETUP Tap the Marker Button Tap the Reference Tone Wait 30 seconds...
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The ‘Measurement’ Download the measurement to NorReview...
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The ‘Playback in NorReview’ Find the audio recording reference tone (pink noise) and play it back through the speakers. Note the output level. It might not be exactly 70dB.
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The ‘Output Level’ Place your sound level meter at the listening point. 68.5...
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The ‘Playback’ Playback the sound and adjust the speaker volume until the sound meter reads the output level you noted. 68.5...
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The ‘Playback’ The sound level meter might not read exactly 68.5dB, but should be as close as reasonably possible without any external influence (background noise). 68.5...
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