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Hand-held Analyzer Types 2250 and 2270 – User Manual
2) Select the 2-Ch. Frequency Analyzer, Logging or Enh. Logging project template.
The project template is displayed at the top of the screen, if it does not display the correct
template tap the Project Template Bar at the top of the screen and select the correct
template from the drop-down menu. (See section 3.3.1 for more details on templates.)
3) Tap the Main Menu icon and select Setup.
4) Select Input > Transducer and select appropriate microphone or accelerometer.
5) Select Frequency Settings > Low Frequency Option and select On.
This will enable extra options for the Low Frequency parameter (Frequency Analyzer
module only) and for the frequency weighting parameters (Fig.17.2).
6) Set Low Frequency to Very Low.
Note: Setting the Low Frequency parameter to Very Low for sound measurements requires
use of the low-frequency microphones, possibly together with Low Frequency
Adaptor UC-0211. These combinations ensure that the measurements fulfil the 1/1-octave
and 1/3-octave filter standards; however, please consult section Table C.5 to see how the
combinations influence the dynamic range of your measurement.
7) Set Broadband (excl. Peak), Broadband Peak and Spectrum Weighting parameters,
as required.
8) Tap to exit Setup.
17.5.1 Controlling the Measurement
The measurement is controlled in the same way you would control a normal Sound Level
Meter measurement, using Start/Pause , Continue , Back-erase and Reset
pushbuttons, see Chapter 3 for more details.
Note: The low-frequency settings require much longer settling times of filters and detectors for
correct results. The instrument automatically takes care of this and waits (after you press Start
) for the needed settling time for the individual detectors.
17.5.2 Displaying the Results
The display frequency axis resolution may be adjusted by tapping the axis and selecting
suitable display frequency limits (Fig.17.7).
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