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Hand-held Analyzer 2250 Light User Manual148
Automatic Gain
Control
On
Off
To ease identification of sound sources by listening, the gain
can be automatically adjusted to keep the average level within
a 40 dB range. When playing back the recorded signal, you
will then hear clearly the whole signal content, whether the
level has been 20 dB or 140 dB.
Set Automatic Gain Control to On to convert the recorded
signal. The recorded signal is stored as a 16 bit wav-file.
Set Automatic Gain Control to Off for recording the signal with
a fixed gain – then set Resolution = 24 bit (recommended) to
cover the full 120 dB dynamic range (from max. input level
and down) or select Resolution = 16 bit and specify the Peak
Recording Level to fit the signal.
Note: If the sound contains very high levels at low frequency,
then a fixed gain is recommended
Resolution 24 bit/16 bit Set Resolution to 24 bit to cover the full dynamic range. Set
Resolution to 16 bit to cover up to 96 dB from Peak Recording
Level and down.
Note: You will only be warned about overload in the recorded
signal if Automatic Gain Control is On or if Resolution is 24 bit
or if Peak Recording Level is set to its maximum value.
Peak Recording
Level
145 dB
135 dB
125 dB
115 dB
105 dB
95 dB
85 dB
75 dB
For Automatic Gain Control = Off and Resolution = 16 bit the
recorded wave file has a dynamic range of up to 96 dB. When
playing back on the analyzer, the dynamic range of the output
is approx. 75 dB. When playing back on a PC it might be even
lower. Set Peak Recording Level to fit the signal.
The values for Peak Recording Level take the sensitivity of the
attached transducer into account. The values shown in the list
here are nominal values for a Type 4189 or 4190 microphone.
Hint: Monitor the L
peak
value during a trial measurement
before selecting the Peak Recording Level
Pre-recording
Time
0 to 470 s Recording is started the Pre-recording Time before the trigger
conditions are fulfilled (for example, 5 s means the recording
will be started 5 s before you hit the Manual Event
pushbutton). This is possible because the recording is done
continuously in an internal buffer, ready to be saved as a wave
file. The Pre-recording Time is limited by this buffer size and
the Recording Quality and Resolution:
Quality
Pre-recording Pre-recording
Time limit 16-bit Time Limit 24-bit
HW 1–3 HW 4 HW 1–3 HW 4
Low 110s 470s 70s 310s
Fair 50 s 230 s 30 s 150 s
Medium 30 s 150 s 16 s 96 s
High 10 s 70 s 3 s 43 s
Table A.10 (Cont.) Signal Recording parameters
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Parameter Values Comment
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