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Hand-held Analyzer 2250 Light – User Manual
This screen displays the following information:
• Details of the last calibration: date, sensitivity, deviation from last calibration and deviation
from initial calibration
• The connected transducer: type and serial number
Note: Select a new transducer by tapping on the Main Menu icon and selecting Setup,
followed by Input)
•A Calibration History link: provided to enable you to view a history of transducer and
calibration settings, see below
• Max. Input Level: the maximum sinusoidal input level measured without overload indication
The calibration settings can be adjusted as follows:
• Calibrator: select between Type 4231 and a custom calibrator
• Calibration Level: Enter the specific level of your custom calibrator. If you are using,
Type 4231, calibrator level is automatically detected, (shown as Auto detect)
Note: The Auto detect setting enables the automatic detection of the calibration level. For
free-field microphone types (like Type 4950) the calibration level from Sound Calibrator
Type 4231 is either 93.85 dB or 113.85 dB. For diffuse- or pressure-field types, the
calibration level is either 94 dB or 114 dB. The calibration process automatically
determines the correct level
• Calibrator Serial Number: type in the serial number for your calibrator. The calibrator will
be documented in the calibration history
5.4 Calibration History
To view calibration history, tap Calibration History > on the Calibration Details screen (Fig.5.2).
The analyzer saves the last 20 calibrations, plus initial calibration, which can be viewed on the
Calibration History screen (Fig.5.3). Tap to return to the calibration details screen; tap
again to return to the Measurement screen.
Fig.5.3
Calibration History
screen
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