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Hand-held Analyzer Types 2250 and 2270 – User Manual
9) Under Markers you can specify the names of the five available markers. The markers are
predefined as follows:
Marker 1: ‘Exclude’ – can be controlled by pressing the Back-erase pushbutton
Marker 2: ‘Manual’ – can be controlled by pressing the Manual Event pushbutton
Marker 3: ‘Level’ – can be controlled by the Level Trigger detection
Marker 4: ‘Marker 4’
Marker 5: ‘Marker 5’
Marker 6: ‘Sound’ – is set when recording signal (typically sound) – requires Signal
Recording Software BZ-7226
All markers can be controlled by the stylus in the Profile display.
You can set a Pre-marker Time between 0 and 5 seconds. This will start markers 1, 2 or 3
the set number of pre-marker seconds before the point where the Back-erase pushbutton,
the Manual Event pushbutton, or the Level Trigger, respectively, are pressed. See section
11.3.2.
10) Under the Level Trigger parameters, choose the settings for triggering the number 3
marker ‘Level’, for starting a signal recording and for sending an SMS or e-mail – see
section 8.4 and Chapter 12:
•Set Level Trigger Control to On to enable the level trigger facility or Off to disable the
facility
•Set Trigger Parameter to the parameter you want to monitor, for example, L
Aeq
– see
Appendix A for the total list of parameters
•Set Start Slope to Rising if you want to start when the Trigger Parameter exceeds
Start Level (and stop when it goes below Stop Level) or to Falling if you want to start
when the Trigger Parameter goes below Start Level (and stop when it exceeds Stop
Level)
•Set Start Duration for the number of seconds the Trigger Parameter must fulfil the
trigger condition before the trigger point is acknowledged
•Set Stop Duration for the number of seconds the Trigger Parameter doesn’t fulfil the
trigger condition anymore to acknowledge the end point of the trigger (see the
relationship between the trigger parameters in Fig.11.2)
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