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Chapter 1 – Useful Information
About the Type 2236 Sound Level Meter
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Brüel & KjærPrecision Integrating Sound Level Meter Type 2236
User Manual
Fast Edit
In addition to the normal way of changing the set-up of a
Setting (that is, pressing 〈Show〉, stepping through to the
desired Setting and pressing 〈Edit〉), you can also use two
pushkeys together to “fast edit” a Setting (that is, go directly
to a Setting with the edit cursor).
If you press 〈Edit〉 and, within 3 seconds, the pushkey indi-
cated in Table 1.1, the selected Setting appears with the edit
cursor ( ). You can now check and change the set-up of the
Setting as described earlier in this section. When you have
finished changing the Setting, pressing 〈NO〉 or 〈OK〉, how-
ever, returns you to the main screen.
1.2.3 Data Operations
The sound level meter’s 〈Data〉 pushkey allows you to print
your measurement results (data) and control the sound level
meter’s memory. It operates on a similar principle as its
Settings (see section 1.2.2) except that you press 〈Data〉 in-
stead of 〈Show〉. In addition, the sound level meter returns
to the main screen after you have accepted changes to the
Fast Edit Pushkey (Edit +) ... ... Goes to Setting
Level ▲ or ▼
Parameter ▲ or ▼ (Disp. param.: Peak, MaxP)
Parameter ▲ or ▼ (Disp. param.: L
EP,d
)
Data
OK
Calibration
Peak Frequency Weighting
Exposure Time
Output Formats
Change Range with Reset
Contrast
Auto Start
Status (only via Fast Edit)
Table 1.1 Fast edit pushkeys and the Settings accessed Where display
parameters are shown in parenthesis (for example, (Disp. par-
am.: L
EP,d
)), then the display must be showing the indicated
parameter (in this example, L
EP,d
) when the Fast Edit keys are
pressed to go to the indicated setting (in this example, Exposure
Time).
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