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Using
the SoundAlert
Some notes on setting up the SoundAlert, showing
most settings and an overview of how to use it.
1) Choose your mounting method
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On a Tripod |
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2) Switch on
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Switch the unit on
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The unit stays on permanently |
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| AUTO |
The unit can be programmed to switch on and off again
at set times of the day. For example, it can be set to
come on at 09:00 and go off at 17:00. For units running
on battery this extends the battery life to around 30
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3) Choose Settings
Settings on the back panel of the SoundAlert |
- The 60-110 range will be suitable for most industrial applications
- The 30-80 range should be ideal for office and similar noise levels.
- Use the LIMIT keys to select the alarm
limit between 30 and 130 dB.
- The default setting of "A" weighting and "Slow" is usually
the best.
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4) Select Display Settings and Apply Power
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The Display Settings and Power panel are found on the
side of the unit.
- The red/green switch selects the operation of the bright
LEDs:
- Red flashing when the level is high.
- Red flashing on high, green lit for 40s after level
goes low.
- Green lit for 40s after level goes low.
- Show alarm when level is above or below the threshold.
- Alarm Output connects to the remote Warning
Sign.
- DC 9V connects to the power supply that
is included.
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