
CHAPTER 4
Getting to Know Your Analyzer
41
First Line:
• Path and name of the current project (see section 6.1.1). Tap it to open the Explorer. To
change the path, navigate to the desired job (path) and tap the icon to save this path as
the default measurement path. As in the project template, an ‘
*
’ will appear next to the
project name to indicate that the project has not been saved. Press the Save pushbutton
if you want to save the measurement or changed settings.
• Smiley (if applicable)
•The PC icon indicates connection to a PC
•The Commentary icon indicates when a spoken commentary is being recorded,
together with an indication of the available recording time
•The Recording icon indicates when the measurement signal is being recorded
•A Paperclip icon indicates that a spoken or written comment is attached to the project.
Tap the icon to view, or listen to, the comment
Second Line:
• Measurement state represented as icons: Stopped , Running and the Paused icon
• Elapsed time of the measurement
• Feedback on the action of pressing the following pushbuttons: Reset , Back-erase ,
Start/Pause and Save
• Indication that the measurement microphone is uncalibrated. In this case the word Uncal.
appears in the Status Field
• When a microphone has been selected as input, then four icons are used to represent
whether, or not, the windscreen is fitted and whether you are measuring in a free-field or
diffuse field. For example, no windscreen fitted, measuring in a free-field – ; no
windscreen fitted, measuring in a diffuse field – ; windscreen fitted, measuring in a free-
field – ; windscreen fitted, measuring in a diffuse field – . The Accelerometer icon
is displayed if an accelerometer is selected as input, and the Input Socket icon is
displayed if Direct input is selected. For Type 2270, two icons are displayed – one for Ch.
1 and one for Ch. 2. If only one channel is used, then no icon is displayed for the unused
channel
• Immediate textual feedback on overload/underrange situation and latched overload indicated
with an Overload icon
Third Line:
• Used for Logging and Enhanced Logging, see section 11.3.1, or used for
Reverberation Time, see section 14.3.1
View Area
The View Area contains the screens required for a particular measurement, such as bar graphs,
result readouts and various frequently used setup parameters (for example, Meas. mode). The
template defines the content of this area. More than one screen can be used for displaying the
information. Select the screen using the view tabs at the bottom of the View Area.
Changes made to the screens will only be applied temporarily, that is, until you select another
project template or open another project to re-use the screen from that project. However, if you
Comentários a estes Manuais