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Norsonic NOR150 Instruction Manual

Norsonic NOR150 Instruction Manual (216 pages)

SOUND & VIBRATION ANALYSER

Brand: Norsonic | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 21 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Important Information

17
- Safety Instructions
  17
- Precautions
  18
Chapter 2 Taking a Closer Look at the Instrument

19
- Switching ON/OFF
  20
- Keyboard
  20
- Touch Sensitive Screen
  21
- The Main Status LED
  23
- Input and Output Connectors
  24
- On the Use of the Internal Battery Vs. External DC
  25
- Charging the Internal Battery
  25
- If Power Fails
  26
- Power Saving - Maximize Your Battery Power
  26
- Optional Extensions
  27
- Software Maintenance
  27
Chapter 3 Your First Measurement

28
Chapter 4 The Measurement Functions Available

30
Chapter 5 Setting up the Analyser

35
- The Organisation of the Display
  35
- The Status Bar
  36
- Symbol # 1 Battery Gauge / External Power
  36
- Symbol # 2; Overload Indication
  37
- Symbol # 3, Measurement Status
  37
- Symbol # 4, Application Mode
  37
- The Soft Key Bar
  37
- The Measurement Picture
  38
- On-Screen Menus
  39
- Activate and Deactivate the Result Displays
  40
- Cursor Handling
  41
- The Main Menu System - an Overview
  41
- On/Off/Available/Disabled Indication
  42
Chapter 6 Selecting the Different Views and the Parameters to Display

43
Chapter 7 Input Selection Menu

50
- The Sound Channel 1 or 2 Menu
  51
- Line and Vibration Sensor
  51
- Microphones
  51
- Outdoor Microphones
  52
- The Transducer Menu
  52
- Adding a New Sensor
  54
- Preamplifier Selection
  55
- Using Other Transducers
  55
Chapter 8 Calibrating the Instrument - Field Check

56
Chapter 9 Measurement Setup Menu

60
- High-Pass Input Filter
  61
- Weather Station
  63
Chapter 10 FFT

64
- Introduction
  64
- How to Select FFT
  64
- Making a Measurement
  64
- Calibration
  65
- Corrections
  65
Chapter 11 Trigger Selection Menu

66
- Global Trigger
  66
- The Event Trigger
  69
Chapter 12 Working with Markers

72
Chapter 13 Recording the Sound - Audio Record and Replay

75
Chapter 14 Camera

78
- Internal Camera
  78
- Device Camera
  78
- IP Camera
  79
Chapter 15 Voice and Text Notes

80
- Adding Text and Voice Notes
  80
- Retrieving Text and Voice Notes
  80
Chapter 16 Pausing and Resuming a Measurement

82
- The Difference between a "Pause" and a "Hold" Function
  83
Chapter 17 Storing a Measurement - Memory Organising Menu

84
- File Name
  85
- Unique Measurement Identifier
  86
- Save and Manage Measurement Setup
  86
- Write Protected Setup
  86
- Rename, Delete, Move
  87
- Set Factory Default
  87
- Save Debug Log
  87
Chapter 18 Application Selection Menu - Predefined Setups

88
- Creating a User Defined Setup
  89
Chapter 19 Signal Generator (Optional)

90
Chapter 20 Building Acoustic

91
- Introduction
  91
- Measurement Mode
  92
- Colour Assignment
  92
- Display Views in Measurement Mode
  93
- Single-Channel Views
  94
- Dual-Channel Views
  94
- On-Screen Menus
  94
- Setup
  95
- Input - Setup
  95
- Type - Setup
  95
- Level - Setup (Figure 20.16)
  96
- Reverberation - Setup (Figure 20.18)
  96
- Rating - Setup
  97
- Standard
  97
- Source (Figure 20.21)
  98
- Receiving (Figure 20.22)
  98
- Test Specimen
  99
- Various Parameters (Figure 20.25)
  99
- Signal Generator - Setup (Figure 20.26)
  99
- Memory - Setup (Figure 20.27)
  100
- Making the Level Measurements
  100
- Making the Background Noise Measurements
  102
- Making the Reverberation Time Measurements
  103
- Project Mode
  104
- Display Views in Project Mode
  104
- Rating Views 1 - 4
  106
- Rating View-1
  106
- Rating View-2
  107
- Rating View-3
  107
- Rating View-4
  107
- Measurements Views 1 - 4
  108
- View 1- 4 for Reverberation Time Measurements
  109
- View 1 - 4 for Receiving Room Measurements
  109
- Measurement View-1
  110
- Measurement View-2
  111
- Measurement View-3
  112
- Measurement View-4
  113
- Exclude Measurement Positions
  114
- Adjust Reverberation Decay Line
  114
- Start a New Project
  115
- Continue an Existing Project
  115
Chapter 21 Sound Intensity

116
- Setting up the Instrument for Intensity
  117
- Assembling and Handling the Probe
  117
- Probe Dismantling
  119
- Transducer Setup
  119
- Connecting a Smartphone
  121
- Calibration and Phase Correction
  121
- Pressure Calibration
  121
- Phase Correction
  122
- Verification Procedure
  125
- Configuring an Intensity Measurement
  126
- Probe and Environment Parameters
  127
- Defining a Measurement Surface
  127
- Measurement Settings
  131
- Navigating the Sound Intensity Mode
  134
- Introducing the Surface Scopes
  134
- The Views
  135
- Errors and Warnings
  137
- Saving and Loading Intensity Projects
  139
- Helpful Features
  139
- Using the Smartphone
  139
- Sound Power Using ISO 9614-2
  139
- Measurement Configuration
  140
- Measuring
  141
- Reviewing the Measurements
  142
- Segment Scope
  142
- Surface Scope
  143
- Total Scope
  144
- Measurement Functions and Indicators
  145
- Warning Indicators
  145
- Sound Power Using ISO 9614-1
  146
- Measurement Configuration
  146
- Measurement Time
  147
- Filtering
  147
- Measurement Precision
  147
- Temporal Variability
  148
- Surface Definition
  148
- Measuring
  149
- Temporal Variability
  149
- Main Measurement
  151
- Reviewing the Measurements
  151
- Total Scope
  154
- Measurement Functions and Indicators
  157
Chapter 22 Instrument Specific Setup

159
- Digital and Analog I/O
  159
- Digital Output
  160
- Headset
  160
- Analog Output
  160
- Communication
  161
- Security
  162
- Connection
  166
- Keyboard
  166
- Reference Tone
  166
- Power Settings
  166
- Instrument Name
  167
- Date and Time
  167
- Language
  168
- Number Format
  169
- About
  169
- Install New Software, Service Pack or New Fonts
  169
- The Software License System
  170
- Installing New Options
  170
- Activate Evaluation License
  170
Chapter 23 Norsonic Software

171
Chapter 24 Technical Specifications

172
- Firmware Version
  172
- Type of Instrument
  172
- Analog Inputs
  173
- Input Connector
  173
- Microphone Input Socket (Outside View)
  173
- High-Pass Input Filter
  174
- Nor1225 Data
  174
- Preamplifier
  174
- Nor1209 Data
  175
- Nor1209 Technical Specifications
  175
- Acoustical Data
  176
- Acoustical Data for Nor1225 and Nor1209 Mounted on Nor150
  176
- Reference Direction
  176
- Microphone Reference Point
  176
- Detailed Table for Level Corrections According to IEC 62585
  177
- Directional Response - Horizontal
  181
- Directional Response - Vertical
  183
- Directional Response - Horizontal with Wind Screen
  185
- Directional Response - Vertical with Wind Screen
  187
- Verification of the Free Field Response
  189
- Analog to Digital Converters
  189
- Frequency Weightings
  189
- Weighting Networks
  189
- Filters
  189
- Filter Type
  189
- Fft
  189
- Level Detector
  190
- Detector Type
  190
- Crest Factor Capability
  190
- Overload Indication
  190
- Under-Range Indication
  190
- Time Weightings and Measured Functions
  190
- Level Distribution
  191
- Statistics
  191
- Indication on the Screen of the Nor150
  192
- Indication Range
  192
- Self-Noise Levels
  192
- Electric Self-Noise
  192
- Acoustic Self-Noise
  193
- Considerations for Low Noise Measurements
  193
- Measurement Duration and Resolution
  193
- Measurement Ranges
  194
- Total Range for Measurement of A-Weighted Levels
  194
- Total Range for Measurement of C-Weighted Levels
  194
- Total Range for Measurement of Z-Weighted Levels
  194
- Measurement Range for C-Weighted Peak Levels
  195
- The Nor150 Used for Electrical Measurements
  195
- Electrical Verification Measurements
  195
- Power Supply
  195
- Internal Battery
  195
- Power Consumption
  196
- External DC / Charging Input
  196
- Mains Adapter Nor345A
  196
- Display
  196
- Keyboard
  196
- Adjustment of Indicated Levels
  197
- Random Response
  197
- Windscreen
  197
- High Levels
  197
- Diffraction Around the Instrument Casing
  198
- The General I/O Socket
  198
- Signal Output - Noise Generator
  199
- Signal Output - Microphone Signal
  199
- Serial I/O Port
  199
- Digital Inputs
  199
- Digital Output Control Lines
  199
- Headset Input and Output Socket
  200
- LAN Interface
  200
- USB Interface
  200
- Data / Result Storage
  200
- SD-Card
  200
- Internal Memory
  200
- Environmental Conditions
  201
- Warm-Up Time
  201
- Changes in the Environmental Conditions
  201
- Sensitivity to Static Pressure
  201
- Sensitivity for Vibration
  202
- Sensitivity for Magnetic Fields
  202
- Sensitivity for Radio Frequencies
  202
- Emission of Radio Frequencies
  202
- Sensitivity for AC Power Frequency
  203
- Recovery after Electrostatic Discharge
  203
- Size and Weight
  203
Appendix A Index

207
Appendix B Battery Certification N38.3 Transport of Dangerous Goods

213
Appendix C Declaration of Conformity

215

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Norsonic NOR150 Instruction Manual

Norsonic NOR150 Instruction Manual (198 pages)

SOUND & VIBRATION

Brand: Norsonic | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Important Information

15
- Safety Instructions
  15
- Precautions
  16
- Storage
  16
Taking a Closer Look at the Instrument

17
- Switching ON/OFF
  18
- Keyboard
  18
- Touch Sensitive Screen
  19
- The Main Status LED
  21
- Input and Output Connectors
  22
- On the Use of the Internal Battery Vs. External DC
  23
- Charging the Internal Battery
  23
- If Power Fails
  24
- Optional Extensions
  24
- Software Maintenance
  24
Chapter 3 Your First Measurement

25
The Measurement Functions Available

27
Chapter 5 Setting up the Analyser

32
- The Organisation of the Display
  32
  - The Status Bar
    33
  - Symbol # 1 Battery Gauge / External Power
    33
  - Symbol # 2; Overload Indication
    34
  - Symbol # 3, Measurement Status
    34
  - Symbol # 4, Application Mode
    34
  - The Soft Key Bar
    34
  - The Measurement Picture
    35
- On-Screen Menus
  36
  - Activate and Deactivate the Result Displays
    37
  - Cursor Handling
    38
- The Main Menu System - an Overview
  38
  - On/Off/Available/Disabled Indication
    39
Selecting the Different Views and the Parameters to Display

40
Input Selection Menu

46
- The Sound Channel 1 or 2 Menu
  47
  - The Transducer Menu
    48
  - Adding a New Sensor
    50
  - Preampliﬁer Selection
    51
- Using Other Transducers
  51
Calibrating the Instrument - Field Check

52
Measurement Setup Menu

56
Trigger Selection Menu

59
- Global Trigger
  59
- The Event Trigger
  62
Chapter 11 Working with Markers

65
Chapter 12 Recording the Sound - Audio Record and Replay

68
Chapter 13 Camera

71
- Internal Camera
  71
- Device Camera
  71
- IP Camera
  72
Chapter 14 Voice and Text Notes

73
- Adding Text and Voice Notes
  73
- Retrieving Text and Voice Notes
  73
Pausing and Resuming a Measurement

75
- The Difference between a "Pause" and a "Hold" Function
  76
Storing a Measurement - Memory Organising Menu

77
- File Name
  78
- Rename, Delete, Move
  78
Application Selection Menu - Predeﬁned Setups

79
- Storing a Setup
  80
Chapter 18 Building Acoustic

81
- Introduction
  81
- SPL Mode
  82
  - Display in SPL Mode
    82
  - Single-Channel Views
    82
  - Dual-Channel Views
    83
  - On-Screen Menus
    84
- Setup
  84
  - Input - Setup
    85
  - Type - Setup
    85
  - Level - Setup (Figure 18.17)
    86
  - Reverberation - Setup (Figure 18.19)
    86
  - Rating - Setup
    87
  - Standard
    87
  - Source (Figure 18.21)
    88
  - Receiving (Figure 18.22)
    88
  - Test Specimen
    89
  - Various Parameters (Figure 18.25)
    89
  - Signal Generator - Setup (Figure 18.25)
    89
  - Memory - Setup (Figure 18.26)
    90
- Making the Level Measurements
  90
- Making the Background Noise Measurements
  92
- Making the Reverberation Time Measurements
  93
- Data Mode
  94
  - Display in Data Mode
    94
  - Rating Views 1 - 4
    95
  - Rating View-1
    95
  - Rating View-2
    96
  - Rating View-3
    96
  - Rating View-4
    96
  - Measurements Views 1 - 4
    97
  - View 1- 4 for Reverberation Time Measurements
    98
  - View 1 - 4 for Receiving Room Measurements
    98
  - Measurement View-1
    99
  - Measurement View-2
    100
  - Measurement View-3
    101
  - Measurement View-4
    102
- Start a New Project
  103
Chapter 19 Sound Intensity

104
- Setting up the Instrument for Intensity
  105
  - Assembling and Handling the Probe
    105
  - Probe Dismantling
    107
  - Transducer Setup
    107
  - Connecting a Smartphone
    109
- Calibration and Phase Correction
  111
  - Pressure Calibration
    111
  - Phase Correction
    112
  - Veriﬁcation Procedure
    114
- Conﬁguring an Intensity Measurement
  115
  - Probe and Environment Parameters
    116
  - Deﬁning a Measurement Surface
    116
  - Measurement Settings
    119
- Navigating the Sound Intensity Mode
  121
  - Introducing the Surface Scopes
    122
  - The Views
    122
  - Errors and Warnings
    125
  - Saving and Loading Intensity Projects
    126
  - Helpful Features
    126
  - Using the Smartphone
    126
- Sound Power Using ISO 9614-2
  128
  - Measurement Conﬁguration
    128
  - Measuring
    129
  - Reviewing the Measurements
    130
  - Measurement Functions and Indicators
    133
Chapter 20 Instrument SpeciﬁC Setup

134
- The Software License System
  136
- Installing New Options
  136
- Activate Evaluation License
  136
- Signal Generator (Optional)
  137
Chapter 21 Norsonic Software

138
- Norconnect Nor1051
  138
  - Installation
    138
  - Description
    139
- Quick Reference Guide
  141
  - Connecting the Instrument
    141
  - Transfer
    141
  - Where Are My Measurements and Reports Stored
    141
  - Making Reports
    143
  - Building Acoustic- and Sound Intensity Measurements Reports
    145
- Details
  147
  - File Browser
    147
  - SD Card Connection
    148
  - Graph View
    149
  - Choose/Add Function
    150
  - Concatenate Measurements
    151
  - Sort Criteria
    152
  - Excel Reports
    154
  - Enhanced Reports with Nor850 and Norreview
    155
  - Where Are My Measurements Stored
    156
  - Search
    157
  - Initialize Nor150 USB
    158
  - Language Selection
    158
  - Info
    159
Chapter 22 Technical Speciﬁcations

160
- Firmware Version
  160
- Type of Instrument
  160
- Analog Inputs
  161
  - Input Connector
    161
  - Microphone Input Socket (Outside View)
    161
- High-Pass Input Filter
  162
  - Nor1225 Data
    162
- Preampliﬁer
  162
  - Nor1209 Data
    163
  - Nor1209 Technical Speciﬁcations
    164
- Acoustical Data
  165
- Veriﬁcation of the Free Field Response
  177
- Analog to Digital Converters
  177
- Frequency Weightings
  177
  - Weighting Networks
    177
  - Filters
    177
  - Filter Type
    177
- Level Detector
  177
  - Detector Type
    178
  - Crest Factor Capability
    178
  - Overload Indication
    178
  - Under-Range Indication
    178
  - Time Weightings and Measured Functions
    178
- Level Distribution
  179
  - Statistics
    179
- Indication on the Screen of the Nor150
  179
- Indication Range
  180
- Self-Noise Levels
  180
- Electric Self-Noise
  180
  - Acoustic Self-Noise
    181
  - Considerations for Low Noise Measurements
    181
- Measurement Duration and Resolution
  181
- Measurement Ranges
  182
- The Nor150 Used for Electrical Measurements
  183
- Electrical Veriﬁcation Measurements
  183
- Power Supply
  183
  - Internal Battery
    183
  - Power Consumption
    184
  - External DC / Charging Input
    184
  - Mains Adapter Nor345A
    184
- Display
  184
- Keyboard
  184
- Adjustment of Indicated Levels
  185
  - Random Response
    185
  - Windscreen
    185
  - High Levels
    185
- Diffraction Around the Instrument Casing
  186
- The General I/O Socket
  186
  - Signal Output - Noise Generator
    187
  - Signal Output - Microphone Signal
    187
  - Serial I/O Port
    187
  - Digital Inputs
    187
  - Digital Output Control Lines
    187
- Headset Input and Output Socket
  188
- LAN Interface
  188
- USB Interface
  188
- Data / Result Storage
  188
  - SD-Card
    188
  - Internal Memory
    188
- Environmental Conditions
  189
- Warm-Up Time
  189
- Changes in the Environmental Conditions
  189
- Sensitivity to Static Pressure
  189
- Sensitivity for Vibration
  189
- Sensitivity for Magnetic Fields
  190
- Sensitivity for Radio Frequencies
  190
- Emission of Radio Frequencies
  190
- Sensitivity for AC Power Frequency
  190
- Recovery after Electrostatic Discharge
  191
- Size and Weight
  191
- Declaration of Conformity
  197

Norsonic NOR150 Manual

Norsonic NOR150 Manual (23 pages)

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