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ACOEM CUBE User Manual (252 pages)

Smart Noise Monitoring Terminal

Brand: ACOEM | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 10 MB

Firmware Versions
3
Table of Contents
5
CHAPTER 1 Introduction
11
CHAPTER 2 Safety Instructions
13
General Safety Warnings
13
Definitions: Safety Guidelines
13
ID Label on the Back Plate of the Instrument
13
Operating Environment
14
Instrument
14
Power Supplies
15
Mechanical Risk and Work Area Safety
15
Electrical Safety
16
Generalities
16
External Power Supplies
16
Use and Care
19
Cleaning
19
Service
19
Radio
19
Wi-Fi
19
Gsm
20
Gps
20
Outdoor Antenna
20
Recycling and Waste Disposal
20
Battery
20
Generalities
20
Charge/Discharge
21
Transportation
21
Storage Recommendations
21
CHAPTER 3 General Presentation
22
Overall Instrument Presentation
22
Nomenclature
22
Overview
23
Outdoor Use
23
The Keyboard
24
Instrument Sleds
25
ON LED (Green)
25
Wi-Fi LED (Blue)
25
Overload LED (Red)
25
About Options
25
Main Functions
25
The Two Measurement Modes and the Ready Mode
26
Starting the Instrument and Its Remote Web Interface
26
Turn On/Calibrate/Measure with the Instrument and the Web Interface
26
Management of the Stand-By Mode
27
Installation
27
Use Cases Prerequisite
28
Flowchart for the Installation
29
Power Supply
30
Grounding
30
Lighting Strike Protection
30
CHAPTER 4 Metrological Indicators
31
Measured and Displayed Acoustic Indicators
31
Definition
31
Available Indicators
34
Colour Rules
36
Instant Display Values
37
Overall Values
39
Instant Spectral Values
42
Overall Spectral Values
42
Special Case: Weather Values
42
Additional Indicators Measured and Displayed
43
CHAPTER 5 Accessories
44
External Antennas
44
Weather Station Option
44
Introduction
44
RS232 Specific Connection Kit
44
Weatherproof Outdoor Microphone Unit DMK01
48
General
48
Use
49
Using the Instrument Alone
50
Built-In Display
50
Boot Screens
51
Status Bar
52
If the Device Is Configured to be Connected to Cadence and if It Is Connected to Cadence.working Zone
52
Display
53
Quantity of Information
54
Managing the Instrument Set-Up Via the Main Menu
55
Information about the Instrument
56
Information about the Measurement Configuration
57
Selecting the Measurement Configuration
60
Accessing Data Stored Previously
61
Starting Calibration from the Main Menu
63
Setting up the Screen Display (Day, Night, Contrast)
65
Formatting the SD Card
66
Restoring Factory Settings
67
Return to Default Configuration Wi-Fi Ad Hoc Mode
67
Return to Default Configuration Wi-Fi Access Point Mode
68
Aircraft Mode
68
Ethernet Mode
70
Starting a Noise Measurement Using Menu SLM Start
70
Interrupting the Measurement (Pause)
70
Resuming the Measurement (Continue)
70
Deleting the most Recent Samples of the Measurement (Back Erase)
72
Stopping the Measurement Permanently (Stop)
73
Starting Noise Recording Using Menu LOG Start
73
Coding Events (Code 1)
74
Triggering Audio Recordings (Audio)
75
Stopping the Measurement (Stop)
76
Specific Screens
76
Menu Settling Time Screen
76
SD Card Missing" Screen
77
USB Connected" Screen
77
Message" Screen
78
Slave Mode Screen
78
Summary of Icons and Keys
79
CHAPTER 7 WEB Interface Presentation
81
Description of the Web Interface
81
Web Interface Screens
83
The Status Bar
86
Command Zone
87
Setting up the Noise Measurement Parameters (Meas. Config., Infos, Real Time Tabs)
88
Managing a Measurement Configuration (Meas. Config. Tab)
88
Setting up the Acquisition (Meas. Config. Tab)
90
Information on the Status of the Instrument and on the Measurement in Progress (Infos Tab)
101
Real-Time Displays (Real Time\Noise Tab)
107
Real Time Menu in Ready Mode
108
Real Time Menu in SLM Mode
115
Real Time Menu in LOG Mode
122
Calibration (Calib. Tab)
131
Display 1: Status of the Last Calibration
131
Display 2: Calibration in Progress
133
Display 3: End of Calibration with Satisfactory Value (Correction < 1.5 Db)
134
Display 4: End of Calibration with Wrong Value (Correction > 1.5 Db)
135
Display 5: Calibration History
136
Display 6: Electrical Check
137
Display 7: Set-Up of the Current Electrical Check
138
Display 8: End of Electrical Check Set-Up
138
Display 9: Electrical Check in Progress
139
Display 10: End of Electrical Check with OK Test
140
Display 11: End of Electrical Check with NOK Test
141
Display 12: History of Electrical Checks
142
Setting up the Measurement System
143
General Points
143
Built-In Screen
145
Network
147
Input/Output Parameters
156
Power Management
158
Miscellaneous
160
Viewing Measured Data (Stored Data Tab)
165
Selection of the Measurement Campaigns
166
Displaying Overall Values
168
Displaying Spectral Values
168
Deleting Measured Data (Stored Data Tab)
171
Web Interface Icons and Keys
173
CHAPTER 8 Communication and Connections
177
Communication Using a Wi-Fi Type Network
177
General
177
Precisions on Wi-Fi Connection Modes
177
Communication Using a GSM-Type Network
181
General
181
Setting up GSM Communication
183
Wireless Communication and Power Management
183
Communication Using an Ethernet (LAN) Type Network
183
General
183
Setting up Ethernet Network Communication
184
Connection Via an ADSL Router (Ethernet and Wi-Fi)
185
Connection to the WLS Vibration Sensor
188
Connection to the Webcam
189
Transfer of Stored Data
189
FTP Transfer through LAN, GSM or Wi-Fi Connection
189
USB Connection and Extraction of the SD Card
191
SMS Functionalities
193
SMS Alarms
193
Automatic SMS Actions
193
Actions on SMS Sent to the Instrument
193
HTTP Command Lines
193
CHAPTER 9 Dbfilemanager Software
195
Introduction to the Software
195
Main Functions of Dbfilemanager
195
Software Installation and Launching
195
Description of the User Interface
196
Parameters and Login
196
Download Campaigns
197
Transfer Configuration Files
198
Instruments Catalog and Connections
199
Catalog Management
199
Addition/Editing of Equipment in the Instruments Catalog
199
Browsing the Instruments Catalog and Connections
202
Additional Information
202
Settings Files
202
Catalog File
202
Trouble Shooting
203
CHAPTER 10 General Information
204
Data Format
204
Storage Memory
205
Memory Capacity and Data Storage Size
205
Storage of the Raw Audio Signal
205
Automatic Storage Cut-Off Thresholds
205
Default Configuration (Factory Configuration)
206
Information
206
Measurement Configuration (Default*)
207
System Configuration
208
Default Value of Calibration Level
208
Default Values for Electrical Check
208
Default Values of Real Time Screen in the Web Interface
209
CHAPTER 11 Technical Specifications
210
Electronic Basis
210
Software Basis
210
Ambiant Reference Conditions
210
Table of Options
211
Detailed Technical Characteristics
213
1/1 and 1/3 Octave Band Filters
219
Microphone Type 40CD (and Nose Cone)
220
Procedure for Measuring Low-Level Sounds with Consideration of the Influence of Self- Generated Noise
220
Additional Metrological Characteristics / Information for Type Approval
221
Initialization
221
Default Configuration
221
Free Field Correction
221
Frequency Corrections Based on the Active Measurement Configuration, External 40CD Microphone Configuration (Use with DMK01)
222
Characteristics of the Windscreen, External 40CE Microphone (FUSION) and External 40CD Microphone Configurations (FUSION, CUBE or DUO) (Use with DMK01), Nose Cone Is Mandatory
223
Sound Pressure Levels Displayed in Response to the Sound Pressure Generated by a
232
Multifrequency Acoustic Calibrator or in Response to a Simulated Sound Pressure Generated by an Actuator. Models of the Calibrator or Driving Grid
232
Overload and under Range
232
Energetic Performances
233
Storage Performances
233
Mechanical Performances
233
Casing
233
Resistance to External Aggressions
233
Protection Rating
233
Marking
233
Connectors
234
Electromagnetic Compatibility
234
CHAPTER 12 Integrators Commands
235
Introduction
235
Getrealtimevalueslist
235
Configurerealtimevalues
236
Getrealtimevalues
237
Public Display
238
Getstatus
239
Getalarms
240
Deletealarms
242
CHAPTER 13 Requirements for Type Approval
243
Components for the Type Approval
243
Review of Acoustic Measured Levels Subject to Verification
244
Standards Relative to the Approval of the Sound Level Meter
244
CHAPTER 14 Information for the Implementation of Calibration Tests
245
Introduction
245
Correction Factors According to IEC 62585 Standard
246
Electrical Signal Tests of Frequency Weightings
246
Use of GRAS Type RA0014 ½ Actuator
250
Use of Type B&K 4226 Multifrequency Calibrator
251

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