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General| Weight | 0.6 kg (1.32 lb) |
|---|---|
| Measurement Range | 30 dB to 140 dB |
| Weighting Networks | A, C, Z |
| Time Weighting | Fast, Slow, Impulse |
| Humidity Range | 0 to 90% RH (non-condensing) |
| Standards | IEC 61672-1 Class 1 |
| Microphone | 1/2" Prepolarized Free-field Microphone |
| Data Storage | Internal Flash Memory |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Battery | Rechargeable |
| Operating Temperature | -10 °C to +50 °C |
General introduction to the manual's scope and content.
Guidance on navigating the manual, its conventions, and key sections for users.
Information on identifying the analyzer's hardware version and its differences.
Overview and descriptions of the analyzer's main components and their functions.
Details on the various input and output sockets of the analyzer.
Overview of the hardware setup for the 2250 Light analyzer.
Instructions for initial battery charging and making good measurements.
Basic procedure to start using the analyzer for immediate measurements.
Detailed steps for performing a sound measurement, including project templates and power on.
Instructions on how to save completed measurement data and view it.
How to add notes, including GPS information, to measurements.
Procedure for powering down the analyzer safely and its automatic shut-off features.
Explanation of what a sound level meter is and its basic principles.
Introduction to the 2250 Light analyzer and its core software modules.
Overview of the accompanying software for data management and analysis.
Understanding the navigation, display, pushbuttons, and basic controls.
Configuring display, power, regional, storage, and other preferences.
Introduction to calibration, its types, and the standard procedure.
Accessing calibration settings, history, and managing transducer information.
Setting up calibration reminders and understanding Charge Injection Calibration (CIC).
How to organize, navigate, and manage measurement data in jobs and projects.
Recalling measurements, viewing data, and reusing project setups and annotations.
Introduction to connection methods and transferring data to a PC.
Connecting via internet, using browsers for online display, and post-processing capabilities.
Setting display, power, regional, storage, headphone, and printer preferences.
Configuring modem, DynDNS, network settings, and setting up notifications.
Using web server for remote access and connecting weather stations/GPS receivers.
Setting up timers for automated measurements and instrument control.
Installing, updating, upgrading, and downgrading analyzer software.
Resolving problems with measurements, storage media, battery, touch screen, and analyzer resets.
How to select templates and set parameters for 1/1- and 1/3-octave frequency analysis.
Using pushbuttons to control the measurement process for frequency analysis.
Understanding how to display results using Spectrum, Broadband, and XL View tabs.
Setting up the instrument and controlling the logging measurement process.
Displaying results, marking categories, and saving/recalling logged data.
Setting up signal recording with different software and controlling the recording process.
How to play back recorded audio signals on the analyzer or PC.
Introduction to tone assessment and its basis in the ISO 1996-2 standard.
Setting up the analyzer, performing measurements, and interpreting results.
Viewing results in logging templates and understanding status codes for tone assessment.
Introduction to the chapter covering performance characteristics and technical data.
Detailed specifications for the 2250 Light platform, including microphone, interface, and I/O.
Specifications for Sound Level Meter, Frequency Analysis, and Logging software modules.
Specifications for Signal Recording Option and Measurement Partner Suite BZ-5503.
Details on software upgrades, interface compatibility, language options, and ordering information.
