Anaheim Scientific S610 Sound Level Meter with Data Logging
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1. Data Real time data section is used to display real time data including DB value dba dbc status fast slow status hold rec max min status The current meter statistics including total group and total records in the memory interval meter date and time are also displayed at the left side Group information Data Group information data section is used to display selected group information including start time end time dba dbc status number of records in selected group Status Message Status message is to display the current meter status such as recording connected disconnected etc anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 15 Setting Data This section is used to set interval times into the meter Saved Data Data will be downloaded into this section after DownLoad button is pressed Connected Status This tells you if you are connected to your meter 8 Calibration Procedures 1 Using a standard Acoustic Calibrator 94dB 1KHz Sine wave _ Acoustic calibrator Sound level meter anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 16 1 Adjust the settings to dBA Time weighting FAST 3 Insert the microphone nozzle carefully into the insertion hole of the calibrator 4 Press A C button then press the HOLD button Hold the 2 buttons at the same time for2. 7 AM 7 16 2013 105347AM 2 2 Bast 475 7 16 2013 10 53 49 2 2 dBA 452 Zen 105351AM 2 2 dBA Fast E BESSE a P 7 6 2013 105353AM 2 2 dBA Fast 707 7 16 2013 105355AM 2 892 dBAFast e Wed Second 2 7 16 2013 105357AM 2 2 dBA Fat ER 7 16 2013 1053 59AM 2 3 dBA Fas ei 7 6 2013 10540 3 3 d e BEES N 7 6 2013 105403AM 2 2 d s 658 7 16 2013 105405AM 2 3 dBA Fast 651 7 16 2013 105407AM 2 3 dBA Fas 59 Connection Status 7 16 2013 105454AM 3 2 d s BI 7 16 2013 105456AM__3 2 i dBA Fast 21 ss Status Message gt Download All Records Passed Connected ene Tool Bar Tool bar section has 6 buttons Connect To Meter Use to connect the meter and a PC This step is the first step to use this software anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 14 DownLoad to download records from meter to your computer Erase to erase all the records saved in memory on the meter You can save the records as a csv Excell file before they are completely erased if you need them for future reference Update Date Time to adjust the time in the meter to be same with the computer time Remember if the battery is taken out the clock in the meter will stop Save to File to export the records from the list box to txt file or csv Excel file This button will be enabled after downloading records Print to print all the downloaded data Real time
3. ANAHEIM SCIENTIFIC User Manual Model S610 Sound Level Meter with Data Logging Table of Contents 1 INTRODUCTION ssid SEENEN 3 2 E ap e E A EE 3 3 COMPLIANCE STATEMENTS ccccccccseseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeeeees 5 4 PRODUCT CONTENTS AND INSPECTION cesseesseeeeeeeeeeeeeee 5 5 DEVICE DESCRIPTION e egsegergeeesreerbte Ee EeeEg 7 6 DEVICE EIER EECHER 10 6 1 EEN teren nanena 10 6 2 Making Neseutetpenfg ssdergeggeegegeege gedet 10 7 DATA LOGGING ca at css dcdcdc asides eat ce ncececescretteeeteicte 11 7 1 Data Logging Requirement cccccsceceeeeceseseeeseeseeeseees 11 7 2 Installing Data Logging Software ccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneenenaees 11 7 3 Data Logging Software Descrpton 13 8 CALIBRATION PROCEDURES ccccccsssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 15 SPECIFICATIONS oi ssc cccss seca scentccc sect tee ctesdctccsccecxtueieceeeiccceteeie csi 16 10 SERVICE REPAIRS CALIBRATION cc cccceeeeseseeeeeeeeeeeeee 17 11 LIMITED TWO YEAR WARRANTY ccccccsssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 19 anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the S610 Sound Level Meter with Data Logging This is a handheld Class 2 Sound meter that features e USB data logging with 14 000 records USB interface software of data download to PC Auto Ranging from 30dB to 130dB at frequ
4. d of two years from date of purchase Anaheim Scientific will without charge repair or replace at its option defective product or component parts Returned product must be accompanied by proof of the purchase date in the form of a sales receipt To help us better serve you please complete the warranty registration for your new instrument via our website www anaheimscientific com Exclusions This warranty does not apply in the event of misuse or abuse of the product or as a result of unauthorized alterations or repairs The warranty is void if the serial number is altered defaced or removed Anaheim Scientific shall not be liable for any consequential damages including without limitation damages resulting from loss of use Some states do not allow limitations of incidental or consequential damages So the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific rights and you may have other rights which vary from state to state anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 20 ANAHEIM SCIENTIFIC 22820 Savi Ranch Parkway Yorba Linda CA 92887 www anaheimscientific com 2013 Anaheim Scientific anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718
5. e Date Modified File and Folder Tasks D checkChipVersion_v1006 208KB Application 1 15 2013 7 20 PM Tina Windows Driver User 1 587 KB Adobe Acrobat Doc 2 26 2013 2 31 PM L2303_Driverlnstallerv1 8 0 SKB Text Document 2 26 2013 12 10 PM olific_Driv 3 136KB Application 2 26 2013 12 40 PM PY Copy this file PL2303CheckChipYersion_Re 2KB Text Document 2 26 2013 2 38 PM Publish this file to the Web G E mail this file XK Delete this file Wl Rename this file L Move this file Other Places 5610 Software My Documents d My Computer My Network Places Details Next open the setup application and follow the directions to install the Sound Level Meter program on your computer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Sp B Psh gt Foes E Address C Documents and Settings labview Desktop 5610 Software E Go Name See Type Date Modfied File and Folder Tasks l I O PL2303driver File Folder 7 16 2013 1 57 PM E Rename this fle Sound Level Meter RevOl_t_ File Folder 7 16 2013 1 57 PM setup 422KB Application 6 9 2013 2 07 PM Move this file Ch Sound Level Meter Best 6KB Application Manifest 6 9 2013 2 07 PM ID Copy this file CF Sound Level Meter RevOl_1_ 6KB Application Manifest 6 9 2013 2 07 PM 8 Publish this file to the Web Emai this file XK Delete this file Other Places Deskop My Documents d My Computer gd My Network Places Details Next
6. encies between 31 5HZand 8 KHZ Low Medium High Ranges Display with 0 1dB steps on a 4 digit backlit LCD A and C frequency weighting Max Min values display Data Hold Auto Power Off 2 Safety Summary CAUTION Adhere to the following conditions for safe and effective usage of this meter Do not operate the meter in an environment filled with combustible gas liquids dust or fibers In order to avoid reading incorrect data please replace the battery immediately when the symbol appears on the LCD Remove the battery anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 4 when the meter is not to be used for an extended period of time In order to avoid damage caused by contamination or static electricity do not touch the circuit board before taking adequate precautions Operating environment This instrument has been designed for usage within an environment of Pollution Degree 2 Operation altitude Up to 2000M Operation temperature amp humidity 5 C 40 C below 80 RH Storage temperature amp humidity 10 C 60 C below 70 RH Avoid shaking the meter particularly while in operation Keep the microphone dry For cleaning the instrument use a soft dry cloth Never use a wet cloth solvents or water etc Wind blowing across the microphone would bring additional extraneous noise Once using the instrument in the prese
7. icrophone at the anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 11 suspected noise source The sound pressure level will be displayed 4 When MAX MIN maximum minimum hold mode is chosen The instrument captures and holds the maximum or minimum noise level Press once to select MAX value Press again to select MIN value Press again to exit the MAX MIN mode MAX or MIN symbol disappears 5 Turn off the instrument and remove the battery when it is not in use 7 Data Logging 7 41 Data Logging Requirements The data logging package contains o Custom designed USB cable for downloading System requirements o Windows 2000 Windows XP Minimum hardware requirements o Pentium Ill 500MHz PC compatible o 128MB RAM o Atleast 10MB hard disk space available to install the Sound Level Meter program o Recommended display resolution is 800X600 or above 7 2 Installing Data Logging Software From the S610 CD open the PL2303driver folder anaheimscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 12 Select the PL2003_Prolific_Driverlnstaller_v1 8 0 exe file and follow the instructions to install the driver amp PL2303driver File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Q sxx JO search VC Folders SZ Address LC C Documents and Settings abview Desktop 5610 Software PL2303driver EE Name Size Typ
8. indication l If I F e A Weighting J f C Weighting E E E g Slow response IT II II II h Fast response REC Fast Slow d REC response j Sound level read out 3 HOLD button The reading data shown on the LCD can be locked while pressing the button 4 Frequency Weighting select button A A Weighting For general sound level measurements C C Weighting For checking the low frequency content of noise If the C weighted level is much higher than the A weighted level anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 then there is a large amount of low frequency noise 5 Time weighting select button e FAST for normal measurements SLOW for checking average level of fluctuation noise 6 MAX MIN hold button Press the key to activate the function The MAX symbol appears on the display and instrument measures and shows the maximum value which automatically updates itself when a larger value is measured Press the key again and the MIN symbol appears on the display and the instrument measures and displays the minimum value which automatically updates itself when a lower value occurs The MAX MIN function will be disabled if the MAX MIN is pressed for more than 1 second or the meter is turned off 7 Backlight button Press the button to enable the display backlight for reading in dark environments Press for more than 1 second to di
9. more than 1 second The LCD will be blinking to confirm calibration 5 When LCD has blinked release the A C and the HOLD buttons The sound level meter will display 94 0 dBA The calibration is complete 6 If it does not work the first time you can repeat the 94 dB calibration process until the meter reads 94 0 dB 7 Recalibration cycle 1 year 9 Specifications reading 2000 1 5dB ref 94dB 1KHz Measuring level A Weighting 30 130dB range C Weighting 35 130dB Frequency A C weighting anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 17 Data Logging 14 000 records Microphone 1 2 inch Electret condenser microphone Time weighting FAST 125mS SLOW 1 sec 30 130dB Auto Range 50dB Dimensions 200mm L x 55mm W x 38mm H Weight About 170g Including batteries 10 Service Repairs Calibration The following are instructions regarding policies for servicing repairing or calibrating Anaheim Scientific products Turnaround time is usually less than ten 10 working days unless expedited service is requested and pre arranged Send an email to service anaheimscientific com requesting an RMA number specifying your request for either service repair and or calibration with your product s model number Once you receive a reply from service anaheimscientific com you will be asked to ship prepaid to the address below Package the u
10. nce of wind it is necessary to mount the windscreen preventing to pick up undesirable signals To achieve more accurate measurement use an extension cable to separate the microphone from the main body so that the effect of unexpected sound reflection can be eliminated Calibrate the instrument before operation if the instrument was not in use for a long time or operating in a harsh environment anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 5 Weather conditions outside the specified limits and improper handling may adversely affect the accuracy and function of the meter 3 Compliance Statements This unit conforms to the following standards e IEC 61672 1 Class 2 e IEC651 Type2 ANSI 1 4 Type2 for Sound Level Meters Caution This symbol indicates that the equipment and its accessories are subject to special collection and disposal procedures 4 Product Contents and Inspection This unit is tested prior to shipment It is therefore ready for immediate use upon receipt An initial physical inspection should be made to ensure that no damage has been sustained during shipment Inspect the packing box on receipt for any external damage If any external damage is evident remove the instrument and visually inspect its case and parts for anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 6 a
11. nit carefully using filler or bubble wrap and if possible ship in the original box Ship each unit anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 18 separately Anaheim Scientific is not responsible for any shipping damage that may occur Include a packing list with each unit shipped stating what type of service is required and include the return shipping information name address and telephone number lf the unit is in warranty please provide the following proof of purchase or copy of the original invoice lf the unit is out of warranty prepayment is required by Check Money Order or Credit Card Return all merchandise to Anaheim Scientific with pre paid shipping The flat rate repair charge for Non Warranty Service does not include return shipping Return shipping to locations in North American is included for Warranty Service For overnight shipments and non North American shipping fees please contact Anaheim Scientific Anaheim Scientific ATTN Service Repair 22820 Savi Ranch Parkway Yorba Linda CA 92887 www anaheimscientific com anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 19 11 Limited Two Year Warranty Scientific warrants to the original purchaser that its products and the component parts thereof will be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a perio
12. ny damage If damage to the instrument is evident a description of the damage should be noted on the carrier s receipt and signed by the driver or carrier agent Save all shipping packaging for inspection Forward a report of any damage to the agent through which the unit is procured Retain the original packing in case subsequent repackaging for return is required Use of the original packing is essential After the mechanical inspection verify the contents of the shipment The items included in this package are S610 Meter User manual 9V battery Carrying case Windscreen anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 5 Device Description 40 y a i D pagr IEC 651 TYPEN D TE IE Es e 3 ANAHEIM SCIENTIFIC Oa Se Om d PA T J O g Om N Windscreen Display HOLD button Frequency weighting select button Time weighting select button Maximum Minimum hold button Backlight button Power button 9 REC button 10 USB Interface Connector 11 Microphone 12 Battery Cover tO e anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 1 Windscreen If you operate at wind speeds over 10m sec please put the protective accessories windscreen in front of the microphone 2 Display b c d e a Low battery indication b DATA HOLD indication c Maximum indication a d Minimum
13. open the Sound Level Meter program anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 GB Sound Level Meter Rey 01 EIS Sound Level Meter Rev 01 13 Connect Real Time Data Settings Total Group 0 Battery Level Interval Time Cr How op Minute op Second I ee 05 Total Record 0 HOLD MAX REC GE i 0 000 dbA Fast Meter Date Time Meter Group Information Data Select Group Start Time v Group Number Start Time End Time Record Status Interval Second Records in This Group Next connect your sound level meter to the computer via the USB cable Click on the Connect button on the software 7 3 Data Logging Software Description File Help Tool a Sound Level Meter Rev 01 gt Coen Download Erase Updete Date Time Save Toe l Pint Real Tine Data Settings Total Group 3 Battery Level Interval Time Real Time Data eat 2 pow e REC Fe Ee Meter Settings Seve hieval Tine ae A1 dbA Fast Meter Date Time 7 16 2013 10 58 10 AM umac Fast Siow Group Infomation Data Select Group Start Time 7 16 2013 1053AM 7 16 2013 105308AM T 2 dBA Fact 556 7 6 2013 105310AM 1 3 dBAFast 366 S 7 6 2013 105312AM 1 2 d s 467 Group Information Data Group Number 2 EE 1 2 e 468 105341 s 4 Start Tine 7 16 2013 1053 47 AM 7 16 2013 SEIN 1 2 dBAfat E Saved Data 7 16 2013 10 53 20 AM 1 2 d tt E End Time 7 16 2013 10 54 0
14. sable the backlight or it will automatically turn OFF after 15 seconds 8 Power button Press the key for 1sec to turn the sound level meter ON or OFF The auto power off will engage after 5 minutes of idle time 9 REC button Press the button to start recording data and press REC again to stop recording The anahemmscientific com Technical data subject to change without notice Anaheim Scientific 2013 20130718 10 minimum interval is 1 second and the maximum interval is 7 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds 10 USB Interface Connector USB interface with a PC 11 Microphone 1 2 inch Electret Condenser microphone 12 Battery cover 6 Device Operation 6 1 Preparations 1 Battery Loading Remove the battery cover on the back and put in one 9V Battery 2 Battery Replacement When the battery voltage drops below the operating voltage the mark appears If it appears the battery should be replaced with new one 6 2 Making Measurements 1 Open the battery cover and install a 9 Volt battery in battery compartment 2 Turn on power and select the desired response time and weighting If the sound source consists of short bursts or only catching sound peak set response to FAST To measure average sound level use the slow setting Select A weighting for general noise sound level and C weighting for measuring sound level of acoustic material 3 Hold the instrument comfortably in hand or place on a tripod and point the m
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