Extech Instruments 407780 Manuel utilisateur

User's Guide

Integrating Sound Level Datalogger

Model 407780

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the Extech 407780 Integrating Sound Level Meter. The

407780 with programmable integrating time provides precise linearity over a wide range (100dB)

and displays Leq, SEL, SPL, MAX-L, and MIN-L measurements. Response time (FAST, SLOW,

and IMPULSE) and frequency weighting (A and C) are programmable. The analog output (AC and

DC) can be used with headphones, chart recorders or other devices to store data. The 407780

with PC Interface and real-time calendar clock datalogs (stores) up to 32,000 readings for later

transfer to PC. Careful use of this meter will provide years of reliable service.

Meter Description

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Refer to the diagram on the facing page:

1. 1/2-inch microphone (shown with windscreen)

2. LCD display

3. Power Switch

4. Leq / SEL / SPL select switch

5. RUN / Pause switch

6. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to change the measurement preset time.

7. A / C Frequency weighting select switch

8. FAST / SLOW / IMPULSE time weighting select switch.

FAST: 125ms

SLOW: 1 second

IMPULSE: 35ms with slow decay

9. Press to select MAX MIN recording. Press again to step through MAX and MIN values.

Press and hold for 3 seconds to erase the MAX and MIN values and exit this mode.

10. RECORD / ERASE

Record standby: The RECORD symbol appears in standby mode.

Recording: The RECORD symbol flashes once per second while recording.

Erase data: Press & hold the RECORD/ERASE key for 3 seconds to erase data (the entire LCD

will flash three times).

11. Real time clock with calendar

12. Measuring time selection for Leq and SEL

13. RS-232 interface connector (Located on bottom, not shown)

14. AC output terminal (located on side, not shown)

2 Vrms at 130dB

Output impedance 600ΩMax.

Output signal uses standard 3.5mm phono jack (supplied). Signal on tip; ground on sleeve.

15. DC output terminal (located on side, not shown)

Output: 10mV/dB

Output impedance 100Ωmax.

Output signal uses standard 3.5mm phono jack (supplied). Signal on tip and ground on sleeve.

16. CAL (calibration) potentiometer (located on side, not shown)

17. External DC 6V power supply terminal (located on side, not shown)

18. Tripod mounting screw (located on rear, not shown)

19. Battery cover (located on rear, not shown)

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Display Description

1. Level range

2. Date information

3. Leq: Equivalent continuous

4. SEL: Sound exposure level

5. SPL: Instantaneous sound pressure level

6. Low-Battery indicator

7. MAX: Maximum SPL value is held during measurement.

8. MIN: Minimum SPL value is held during measurement.

9. INST: Instantaneous of sound pressure level

10. Data recording

11. Measuring value

12. Memory full

13. Unit

14. Frequency weighting (A/C)

15. IMPULSE time weighting

16. When the TIME display icon switches on, the real time clock is displayed. When the TIME

icon is off the display shows elapsed time for Leq and SEL measurements.

17. Bargraph (100dB range with 50 segments)

18. Range over

19. SLOW time weighting

20. FAST time weighting

21. Measurement completion of Leq and SEL

22. Measurement interruption of Leq and SEL

23. Leq and SEL readings

24. Under Range

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Operation

This meter can be used in two different manners. As an Integrating Sound Level Meter or as a

Sound Pressure Meter (SPL).

Integrating Sound Level Meter

LEQ Mode

In the LEQ mode the display indicates the integrated (average) level for the run period. If no run time

has been accumulated the display shows dashes.

Taking Measurements

1. Turn the meter on by pressing the green on/off button.

2. Select the LEQ mode by pressing the Leq SEL SPL button until LEQ appears on the LCD.

3. Select the desired Frequency Weighting as needed (A or C).

Change the Frequency Weighting by pressing the 'A/C' button. The 'A' or 'C' icon will display on

the right-hand area of the LCD.

4. Select the desired Response Time as needed (Fast or Slow)

Change the Response Time by pressing the 'FAST/SLOW/IMPULSE' button. The 'FAST'

'SLOW' icon will display on the upper area of the LCD.

5. Select the desired Run Time. There are 13 preset time settings available (To perform a manual

recording select the 24 hour interval.)

Change the run time by pressing the INTEG TIME button. The run time will appear in the middle

of the LCD. Press the ▲or▼button to select the preset time setting.

6. Hold the instrument comfortably in hand and away from your body or position it on a tripod. Point

the microphone toward the noise source

7. Press ►button to begin measuring. The run time counter will zero

and begin counting. While running the meter will display ►at the top

of the display.

The meter will stop automatically after the preset time interval has

expired and will display ■and the LEQ for the recording interval.

To take another LEQ simply press ►again.

It is also possible to record each session. Simply press RECORD before pressing ►. The

RECORD icon will appear on the bottom right of the display and flash while the session is in

progress. For instructions on retrieving the recorded data please refer to the software manual on

the CD included with your meter.

1 second 3 seconds 10 seconds 30 seconds 1 minute

5 minutes 8 minutes 10 minutes 30 minutes 15 minutes

30 minutes 1 hour 8 hours 24 hours

Leq

00:00:30

68.7 dB

■

Leq

00:00:00

68.7 dB

►

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SEL Mode

In the SEL mode (Sound Exposure Level) – the display indicates the constant sound level in decibels

which, if lasting for one second, would deliver the same amount of acoustical energy as that delivered

over the entire measurement period. If no run time has been accumulated the display shows dashes.

1. Turn the meter on by pressing the green on/off button.

2. Select the SEL mode by pressing the Leq SEL SPL button until SEL appears on the LCD.

3. Select the desired Frequency Weighting as needed (A or C).

Change the Frequency Weighting by pressing the 'A/C' button. The 'A' or 'C' icon will display on

the right-hand area of the LCD.

4. Select the desired Response Time as needed (Fast or Slow)

Change the Response Time by pressing the 'FAST/SLOW/IMPULSE' button. The 'FAST'

'SLOW' or IMP icon will display.

5. Select the desired Run Time. There are 13 preset time settings available (To perform a manual

recording select the 24 hour interval)

Change the run time by pressing the INTEG TIME button. The run time will appear in the middle

of the LCD. Press the ▲or▼button to select the preset time setting.

6. Hold the instrument comfortably in hand and away from your body or position it on a tripod. Point

the microphone toward the noise source

7. Press ►button to begin measuring. The run time counter will zero and

begin counting. While running the meter will display ►at the top of the

display.

The meter will stop automatically after the preset time interval has expired

and will display ■and the SEL for the recording interval.

It is also possible to datalog the session. Simply press RECORD before

pressing ►. The RECORD icon will appear on the bottom right of the

display and flash while the session is in progress. For instructions on retrieving the recorded data

please refer to the software manual on the CD included with your meter.

1 second 3 seconds 10 seconds 30 seconds 1 minute

5 minutes 8 minutes 10 minutes 30 minutes 15 minutes

30 minutes 1 hour 8 hours 24 hours

SEL

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Sound Pressure Measurements (SPL)

In SPL mode the display shows readings of the sound pressure level.

1. Turn the meter on by pressing the green on/off button.

2. Select the SPL mode by pressing the Leq SEL SPL button until SPL appears on the LCD.

3. Select the desired Frequency Weighting as needed (A or C).

Change the Frequency Weighting by pressing the A/C button. The 'A' or 'C' icon will display on

the right-hand area of the LCD.

Note: With ‘A’ weighting selected, the meter responds like the human ear. ‘A’ weighting is

commonly used for environmental measurements, OSHA regulatory testing, law enforcement,

and workplace design. Select ‘C’ weighting for flat response measurements. ‘C’ weighting is

typically used for the sound level analysis of machines, engines, etc. Most hearing

conservation related testing is performed using 'A' Weighting.

4. Select the desired Response Time as needed (Fast, Slow or Impulse).

Change the Response Time by pressing the 'FAST/SLOW/IMPULSE' button. The 'FAST' 'SLOW'

or IMP icon will display.

Note: Select FAST to capture noises that occur very quickly. In FAST mode, the meter

responds in 125ms. Select the SLOW Mode (meter responds in 1s) to monitor a sound

source that has a reasonably consistent noise level or to average quickly changing levels. In

IMPULSE mode the meter responds in 35ms and is used to capture the rms value of

repetitive impulse noises.Selection of Fast or Slow is determined by the application and any

directives or standards related to that application. Most hearing conservation related testing is

performed using a SLOW Response Time setting.

5. Hold the instrument comfortably in hand and away from your body or position it on a tripod. Point

the microphone toward the noise source, the sound pressure level will be displayed on the

meter’s LCD display.

MIN/MAX Function

Press the MAX MIN INST button to begin capturing the, Maximum (MAX) OR Minimum (MIN) sound

values. The display will indicate the MAX or MIN value (depending on which is selected) captured

since the MAX/MIN button was pressed. Press and hold the

MAX MIN INST button to return to the instantaneous reading mode

Note:

When the meter is measuring the following buttons cannot be used:

•FAST, SLOW, IMPULSE

•A/C Weighting

•INTEG TIME

•RECORD ERASE

•DATE/TIME

•UP/DOWN Arrow keys

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Setting the Real Time Calendar Clock

1. Start with the meter off. Press and hold the DATE TIME button, and while holding the key, press

the green ON/OFF button to switch the instrument on. Release the power button when the meter

flashes three times.

2. A blinking number indicates the currently selected parameter. The first blinking parameter will

represent the current year. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the correct year.

3. Press the DATE TIME button to move to the next parameter (month). Use the arrow keys to set

the correct month.

4. Repeat step 3 to set the day, hour, minute, and second.

5. To confirm the new date and time press the DATE TIME button. Note that the 407780 has a

back-up battery.

Note: The clock can also be set via the accompanying software program. See the software

manual on the enclosed CD for the steps on this procedure.

Powering the meter

1. Install the four (4) ‘AA’ 1.5V batteries in the rear battery compartment. Observe polarity.

2. If the battery level falls low the battery symbol will appear on the LCD. Replace the batteries

when the symbol appears.

3. For use of the optional AC Adaptor, plug the adaptor into the side of the meter in the jack

labeled ‘6V’ and then into an appropriate AC power source.

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Calibration

Calibrating the Model 407780 Integrating Sound Level Datalogger requires an

acoustical calibrator such as the Extech Model 407766 or 407744.

1. Configure the meter as follows:

•Display: SPL (dBA) “A” weighting.

•Time weighting mode: FAST

•Measurement mode: INST

2. Insert the 407780 microphone into the opening of the acoustical calibrator.

3. Adjust the 407780 calibration potentiometer until the 407780 display matches

the acoustical calibrator output signal (typically 94).

Maintenance & Cleaning

Service not covered in this manual should be performed by qualified personnel

Periodically wipe the case with a dry cloth. Do not use abrasives or solvents.

Analog output

The 407780 has two analog output jacks located on its right side; one for AC and one for DC. For DC,

the meter transmits 10mv / dB. For AC the full scale value is 0.707V. The output impedance is 600

for AC and 100for DC.

The supplied 3.5mm stereo mini-plug can be used to assemble a cable to connect to either of the

meter’s analog output jacks. When using a stereo plug, like the one supplied, short the Tip and the

Ring (see diagram below). Ground (negative) connects to the Sleeve while the positive signal is taken

from the Tip/Ring. For mono plugs, ground connects to the Sleeve while the positive signal is taken

from the Tip. The meter output can then be transmitted to a headset, chart recorder, datalogger, or

other data storage device.

Tip

Sleeve

Mono

Tip

Ring

Sleeve

Stereo

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Datalogging

For detailed information on using the software please refer the software manual on the enclosed CD.

The 407780 can store up to 32,000 measurements. To view, save, print, and manipulate the data, the

records must be downloaded to a PC. Each recorded data set holds the following information:

•Date and Time of reading

•Response time and frequency weighting

•Sampling time (rate of data recording)

•Total number of records

•Leq

•Max L

•Min L

•SEL

•Measurement duration

Start Recording

1. Connect the sound level meter to a PC via the supplied RS-232 cable.

2. Use the supplied WindowsTM software to activate communication.

3. Set the sampling rate and the measurement time in the supplied software. The meter can now

record remotely (disconnected from the PC) at the rate selected.

4. Press the RECORD/ERASE key to put the meter in Record Standby. The RECORD display icon

will appear on the display.

5. Press the RUN/PAUSE key to start data recording. The RECORD icon will flash once per

second. One reading will be stored for each sampling interval (set in the sampling rate

parameter above).

6. When the measurement time expires, the meter stops recording and the RECORD display icon

switches off.

7. The recorded data can then be down-loaded to the PC using the supplied WindowsTM software.

Erasing Records

1. When the meter’s memory is full, the FULL display icon will appear on the display.

2. Press and hold the RECORD ERASE key for 3 seconds to erase all records. The FULL display

icon will switch off when the data is cleared.

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