CHAPTER 1
Operation
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Table 1.2 Details of the files on the CD supplied with Type 4128-C. The CD supplied with Type
4159-C includes LFR_L (the left ear listener frequency response) instead of LFR_R
File Name Contents
Frequency
Range
Comments
DFR Listener Diffuse-field Frequency
Response, DFR
20Hz – 20kHz Typical data
L_000_00
L_030_00
L_060_00
L_090_00
L_120_00
L_150_00
L_180_00
L_210_00
L_240_00
L_270_00
L_300_00
L_330_00
LFR, 0 elevation, 0 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 30 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 60 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 90 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 120 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 150 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 180 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 210 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 240 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 270 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 300 azimuth
LFR, 0 elevation, 330 azimuth
20Hz – 20kHz Typical Listener Free-
field Frequency
Responses measured at
elevation angles of 0
and at azimuth angles of
0, 30, 60, 90, 120,
150, 180, 210, 240,
270, 300 and 330.
See Fig.1.11.
Syntax: L_xxxyzz
xxx indicates the
azimuth angle,
y indicates whether the
elevation angle is
upwards (_) or
downwards (-),
zz indicates the
elevation angle.
L_(000330)_30
L_(000330)_60
L_(000330)_90
L_(000330)-30
L_(000330)-60
L_(000330)-90
LFR, 30 elevation, 0330 azimuth
LFR, 60 elevation, 0330 azimuth
LFR, 90 elevation, 0330 azimuth
LFR, –30 elevation, 0330 azimuth
LFR, –60 elevation, 0330 azimuth
LFR,–90 elevation, 0330 azimuth
20Hz – 20kHz Typical Listener Free-
field Frequency
Responses measured at
elevation angles of 30,
60, 90, –30, –60 and
–90, and one each at
azimuth angles of 0,
30, 60, 90, 120,
150, 180, 210
, 240,
270, 300 and 330.
See Fig.1.8
L_(315045)_00
L_(315045)_15
L_(315045)_30
L_(315045)_45
L_(315045)-15
L_(315045)-30
L_(315045)-45
LFR, 0 elevation, 31545 azimuth
LFR, 15 elevation, 31545 azimuth
LFR, 30 elevation, 31545 azimuth
LFR, 45 elevation, 31545 azimuth
LFR, –15 elevation, 31545 azimuth
LFR, –30 elevation, 31545 azimuth
LFR, –45 elevation, 31545 azimuth
20Hz – 20kHz Typical Listener Free-
field Frequency
Responses measured at
elevation angles of 45,
30, 15, 0, –15, –30
and –45, and one each
at azimuth angles of
315
, 330, 345, 0,
15, 30 and 45. See
Fig.1.10
ST_CL
ST_OP
Sidetone, closed ear condition
Sidetone, open ear condition
100Hz – 20kHz Typical data for Ear
canal occluded with ear-
mould simulator DB-
2902 (hole sealed)