When running live, the software shows the current sound level (Leq) at each of the Samplers, updated every second. It can view one sampler at a time or all at the same time, allowing for easy comparison of the different noisy environments. The image to the right shows the sound levels at four connected noise samplers.

Calendar is used for viewing historical noise levels.

High noise levels are indicated in red. In this case the trigger was set at 65 dB.

Historical Sound Levels

When viewing the stored sound levels, you can zoom in to any part of the graph, to a resolution of 1 second.

Sections of the graph can be marked using cursors. The software then provides you with the Leq and Peak levels for the area between the cursors.

Exporting Data

The Leq data (a sample every second) can be exported to Excel Spreadsheet format and the graph can be exported to JPEG for inclusion in reports.