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1. A default C Z unweighted selectable F fast time constant 0 125 seconds or S slow time constant second minute 5 minutes 10 minutes 5 minutes 30 minutes hour L10 L90 minute 5 minutes 10 minutes 5 minutes 30 minutes hour Specification Compatibility Connector Power Data Constant Current power CCP compatible mic Female BNC 24 volts DC 4 milliamperes constant current nominal Compatible with IEEE 451 4 2004 TEDS version 0 template 27 Server Specifications Title IT Requirements File Formats Sound Recording Viewing Software Supported Customer Supplied E Shield Specifications Title Length Diameter excluding windshield Shipping weight including windshield Materials Windshield diameter density Microphone diameter SPLtrack User Manual Specification DHCP internet jpeg AAC Local storage 744 hours Google Chrome V23 Internet Explorer V10 Opera V 12 Firefox V1 7 Safari v5 Audio Supported Specification 410mm 40mm 674g Acetal and stainless steel 180mm 35ppi foam 1 2 12 7mm 0 5mm SPLtrack User Manual 5 Installation of E Shield This manual does not presume to give advice on suitable locations for E Shield he rules for installation height proximity to other objects etc must be respected Bird spike Microphone capsule profection meshes Microphone locking ring a D3 Sn O the bot2. measure sound relevant to human hearing All red instances will be reported to festival management 13 7 Reports SPLtrack User Manual Your SPLtrack can produce daily reports split up depending on the sessions that were running on a selected day Top produce a daily report select the reports tab from the main menu and enter the date required Then select the information that is contained in the report The report will then be produced with a summary section of the equipment used information about the session and the desired criteria about the session Email Reports 10 17 L43 Drive by Camera Gracelands Period Session Day SMTP server LAeq LAmax 20 25 115 Camera Reports Format Always On exceedence Recipients SMTP user name SMTP password Senders email address Select viuos to report LAmax Wind Wind 110 t90 Temperature Humidity Overloads over speed direction Setect Leg frequencies to report Mz 40 50 6 80 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500 630 LOk zk 25h 315k 4k Sk 6 3k as 10k 12 5k 16k 20k All 10 17 1 43 Drive by Camera Gracelands Admin Camera image report peak 100 5 dB A time 15 28 17 14 SPLtrack User Manual 8 Calibration Retain audio where there are exceedences Peak limit LAeg limit User access to live display User access to multi meter live display User access to reports User access to camera reports User access to real time analyzer Live display periods d
3. It Is then necessary to have a physical connection to the meter Using an Ethernet cable or local wireless connection all of the standard meter features are accessible however unless some form of Internet access Is available the meter cannot send reports and alerts via e mail How do deploy live screens In the Live Screen Management Menu click on Provision Live Screen Select the layout template select a header if youd like one and give the screen a name You may also upload a logo that can be selected to appear on the live screen Important Logos must be within a panel 2dp1 200 pixels wide x 50 pixels tall and must be In Jpg gif or png format When you action the screen by clicking Go to step 2 you ll see a drag and drop designer with the meters and available objects along the bottom and the empty template above Simply select the meter source and drag the view you want into any empty panel in the template If you select widgets you have a selection of weather RSS Twitter and a logo The one you uploaded in stage to drop into the widget bar at the bottom of the panel Clicking on the save button stores the Live Screen in the List all Live Screens table the URL that has been created there can be used to access the Live Screen you have designed directly without logging in to the portal Alternatively you may set up a live screen log in under User Management that requires authentication 17 SPLtrack User Manu
4. Noise Meter Supplied with waterproof housing and monopod microphone support for rapid deployment connectivity options are point to point wireless local ADSL or 3G Power can be QO 230V AC 12V DC or battery Offsite meters are designed to be zero configuration remote receptors and can be installed and removed very easily E Shield Designed and manufactured in the UK the E Shield is an essential accessory for 2 microphones deployed in outdoor locations Built in high strength plastics and stainless steel E Shield provides excellent protection from the elements E Shield has an integrated bird spike and a microphone clamp that enables secure watertight positioning of the microphone and suitable protection of the microphone during transportation and a 50mm foam windshield that slips over the assembly The base of the E Shield is fitted with a standard 3 8th Microphone thread for use with microphone stands or good quality camera tripods 3 Specifications DSP Specifications Title SPLtrack User Manual Specification Input Range Frequency Response Frequency Weighting Time weighted Lp Measurements Time averaged level leq Measurement Intervals Percentile Level Ln Measurements Percentile Ln Measurement intervals Microphone Input Title Digital signal processing DSP input sample rate 48 kHz bit depth 24 35 to 130dB SPL 20 to 60 Hz 0 0 5 dB 60 to 20 kHz 0 0 1 dB
5. limit Amber Over limit but able to achieve level by reducing level Red Over limit and not possible to reduce level to comply 1 End time 18 00 00 0 LAeg 1s T e Live LAmax value 50 0 49 8 LAeq period LAeg remaining limit 80 dBA 54 7 80 3 63Hz Leq period 63Hz Leg remaining limit 80 dB Remaining levels for LAeq 43 0 80 3 SNOER poles 125Hz Leq period 125Hz Leq remaining limit 80 dB pe 44 5 80 3 Progress bar to show current position in measurement period 14 35 00 14 30 00 14 25 00 14 20 00 14 15 00 14 1000 140500 14 00 00 53 3 7 5 59 1 62 2 63 0 619 6L1 62 7 45 2 464 44 3 59 0 46 6 43 9 46 4 48 0 45 6 46 6 47 4 5128 54 3 53 7 52 2 52 8 limit 0 0 1 3 2 0 2 3 Default wy Last eight periods shown in rolling history Cumulative LAea for the current period Remaining levels for 12 06 18 LAeg limit 80 0 dBA Z R inin LAeg in current hpk Period LAeq ia s measurement period to LAeq 1s q i end the period on target 52 8 58 3 Frequency Display Please refer for Real Time Analyzer for ore information Progress bar to show current position in measurement period Last eight periods shown in rolling history 11 35 00 56 3 11 30 00 59 6 14 55 00 11 50 00 58 2 66 7 11 45 00 62 9 11 40 00 63 2 12 05 00 65 3 12 00 00 57 3 LAeq The average sound energy over a period of time Measured using A weighting which is the weighting given to
6. MP settings private 200 z Peak limit LAeg limit TUATA 11 SPLtrack User Manual To login to your device type the IP address of the meter or go to the URL of the meter This information can be found inside the case of the meter or with the attached documentation Scheduler Your SPLtrack meter comes with the function to run different sessions in a day with set criteria his information is recorded and can be retrieved by using the Reports function of SPLtrack LAmmar Ve ew Wied LIO oa Temperatwre Mu miduty Owertnacs aoe e 1taeend direction 12 SPLtrack User Manual Web Display Live Screen Session number and session start end time There can be multiple sessions in one day The current 1 second LAeq This is roughly equal to the LAs Period cumulative for LAeq and LZeq Time LAeg Leg 63Hz Leg 12542 Message which will be Paare displayed on the engineers live screen gt Message 10 170 101 Current Session LAmax over limit instance count CRAS Meter 4 Athersione Home Logout Admin Wednesday 4 May 2011 14 35 24 Start time 11 05 00 LAmax over limit count limit 80 d Live Engineer s Screen The LAeg level in force This can be adjusted depending on festival conditions The current 1 second LAeq This is roughly equal to the LAs Text box displays messages from noise control Background colour Blue Normal Within sound level
7. SPL track SPLtrack Limited HEAD OFFICE The Coach House Mallory Park Leicestershire LEI 7QE PHONE 44 1455 502 400 EMAIL info spltrack co uk WEB spltrack co uk SPLtrack User Manual SPLtrack 12G Logger with 12L DSP USER MANUAL SPLtrack Is a noise level measuring system with the ability to present information in real time using a web interface This allows it to be viewed on any computer with a compatible web browser either locally to the SPLtrack device or via the Internet The system consists of a server computer linked to any number of metering units via a local area network LAN and to the Internet via a wide area network WAN Each metering unit has a CCCP microphone that conforms to BS 616 2 part 3 Class The metering units are powered through the LAN cable PoE and can therefore be easily installed at optimal locations Please read the following document carefully and familiarise yourself with the operation of the product before using Keep this document to hand so that you can refer to It If necessary Contents 1 Safety Advice Avoid electrical hazards Product Safety preserving warranty claims E Shield handling and safety 2 Product Description Noise Meter E Shield 3 Specifications DSP Specifications Microphone Input server Specifications E Shield Specifications 5 Installation of E Shield Calibration 6 Using the web interface Web interface Home screen Configuration schedule
8. al How do create reports In the Reporting menu click Create Report or Create Chart Select the metrics you want the date s for the report and the meters that should be included You have the option to save that selection as a template for use in the Quick Report section on the dashboard What if I delete a project If you delete a project SPLcloud will send you an e mail confirming that you have deleted the project from your user area he data will be held for a period of three months during which you can ask us to restore it Deleted projects are removed from the portal completely after three months and are gone forever You may leave projects on the portal for as long as you like in which case the data is preserved What happens if a meter loses Internet access for a time As soon as the meter reconnects all of the data logged during the disconnection period is synchronised with SPLtrack cloud so nothing is lost If the meter has been disconnected for several days it may take a little while for the meter to be updated in the cloud We are working on a notification to tell users whether the meter Is up to date or If not how much data needs to be synchronised What happens when I disconnect a meter All of the data logged up to the point that the meter was disconnected remains in the SPLcloud portal as a virtual copy of the device The data history up to the point at which it was disconnected is available for repor
9. ays Information Scheduler 5 Report Contains information about your Allows the limits and times for the RATED apo rts if SPLtrack unit schedule to be set or a daily limit PNIS CRO SO eNee applied IP Address Name 10 17 0 101 CBAS Meter 4 Atherstone Configuration Allows detailed changes to be made fo the unit and guest access rights Configuration Select action configured Home Logout Admin Real Time Analyzer Displays a live result of the frequencies currently being monitored To configure your SPLtrack an external computer will need to be connected to the same network as the device or onto the internet 10 17 0 101 CEAS Meter 4 Atherstone Home Admin Log out Name and location of the meter _ _ __ Name Location Meter enabled Meter offset dB Camera enabled Camera IP Camera delay milliseconds Temperature sensor Meteorological Sensors Humidity sensor Wind speed direction sensors SNMP r o community SNMP c w community SNMP timeout ms Enable audio recording Audio Settings Discard audio where there are no exceedences User access to live display User access to multi meter live display User access restrictions User access to reports User access to camera reports User access to real time analyzer Live display periods default sessions CBAS Meter 4 Atherstone Da g Camera configurations a if connected public gt Network SN
10. efault sessions LA max slow response default fast Q 9 x Field calibration Configure Microphone The system can be calibrated by clicking the Field calibration button 15 SPLtrack User Manual 8 Support For technical support with an SPLtrack product please use the SPLtrack ticketing system The link can be found in the units original documentation Alternatively please contact us directly Email support spltrack co uk Tel 01455 502400 16 SPLtrack User Manual 9 Frequently Asked Questions Please browse the questions below for frequently asked questions about SPLtrack products If this section doesn t answer your question please contact support How does SPLtrack send alerts and reports Alerts referencing real time conditions are always sent by the SPLtrack meter directly via our email servers They are therefore transmitted in real time Reports can be transmitted direct from the meters on demand or on a scheduled basis however when the device is subscribed to SPLcloud scheduled reporting is dealt with by the data centre SPLcloud provides much more comprehensive reporting and charting functions than a stand alone SPLtrack meter In all cases to receive alerts and reports the SPLtrack device must be connected to the Internet Can use SPLtrack without an internet connection Yes An SPLtrack device can be used without an Internet connection however to view live information or to access data reports
11. his presents the microphone capsule ready for application of a hand held calibrator After calibrating the bird spike and windshield can be replaced as one take care not to over tighten SPLtrack User Manual 6 Using the web interface Web interface Logon screen Login User name Password a Upon logging in to the system you will be greeted the home screen which shows the list of meters Administrators may create other administrators and users by clicking the admin button at the top right of the screen Users may only view according to permissions set by the administrator IP Address Name Location Select action 10 17 1 41 North Monitor North Bowl gt 4 wy 3 H Bz Se S hais A 10 17 1 42 South Monitor South Bowl x wy wy C4 ay so Dal ho a 10 17 1 43 Drive by Camera Gracelands gt 4 wy 3 CE F7 5 S poor A g eS amp 10 17 144 Priors Hal Priors Hal gt 4 E i i Y 10 Home screen SPLtrack User Manual SPLtrack contains two different types of user level guest and administrator Home Log out iia id Address Name Location Select action 10 17 0 101 CBAS Mater 4 Atherstone wy od imu a 4 Live Display Displays live information gathered by Multi Live Display gt umun the meter updated in real time Displays live information gathered by the multiple meters updated in real time i iid Reports Displays reports window which allows you to display reports from previous d
12. r Web Display Live Screen Live Engineer s Screen 7 Reports Email Reports Camera Reports 8 Calibration 8 Support 9 Frequently Asked Questions SPLtrack User Manual O o ON NN DOD DO a Oo oO A eC Ce O O O N O OFF BR BR BH WO WS NYO a O O CO SPLtrack User Manual SPLtrack User Manual 1 Safety Advice Avoid electrical hazards Never use to measure on or near live parts Product Safety preserving warranty claims Operate the meter only within the parameters specified in the technical data Do not use force Never store near solvents Observe maximum storage and transport temperature as well as operating temperature Ensure that liquid does not enter the microphone Only take apart the piece of equipment when expressly described in the Instruction Manual for maintenance purposes Warranty claims will no longer be valid if the meter is handled improperly or force Is applied E Shield handling and safety Please be aware of the potential danger posed by the bird spike at the tip of the product Mishandling of the product may result in injury Always use the foam cover to protect the spike until installation is complete Never throw or drop E Shield or attempt to use It for any other purpose than a microphone protection system Never use force when assembling If parts are not threading together smoothly they should be carefully inspected for damage SPLtrack User Manual 2 Product Description
13. tom cap Is fitted with a 3 8 UNF threaded hole surtable for attachment to microphone stands and professional camera threads A 1 4 UNF adapter is also provided for smaller diameter camera tripods odano a E Shield is designed for plumb vertical installation with is O Ring seal the bird spike uppermost I his position ensures correct polarisation for the microphone and optimum weather protection WARNING Installation other than in the vertical orientation described can result in BNC Cabla damage to the microphone due to water ingress Ensure that the tripod or other support device Is stable Be aware that the windShield presents a considerable profile to the wind and can result in Stainless stoe base unexpected overturning forces Where possible always peg the feet of tripods or use a stage weight as an anchor Place the windshield over the E shield with the rubber gasket uppermost and push downwards gently until the gasket grips firmly on the taper of the bird spike it is Important that the gasket seals properly Any damage to the edge of the gasket or the surface of the bird spike can result in rainwater reaching the microphone In this case replace the gasket and or the bird spike before use The manufacturers do not accept any liability for damage to microphones of any type caused by the assembly or use of this product Calibration The bird spike and the windshield can be removed as one assembly by unscrewing the bird spike t
14. ts and the meter can stil be used in project reporting Obviously the live elements would no longer be accessible 18
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