PAA3 OFF LINE
The following functions can actually be accessed
while in either on line or off line modes, unless
indicated otherwise.
Printing:
1. Go to FILE, select Print, and a printer
selection window will appear.
2. Select a printer from the list.
3. Select all data or one of the 16 memories.
Users may also choose to print RT60 data.
4. Choose the print quality level (draft, low
quality, medium quality, or high quality).
5. Click on Print, and the printer window will
disappear as soon as the transmission is
complete
ATTENTION: Along with the 31-band value of the
selected memory and the EQ SETTING value, the
name of the le, date of printing, LEVEL RANGE,
WEIGHTING, and maximum level will also be
printed on the data sheet.
Open File:
1. When off line, go to the FILE menu and select
“Open File”.
2. Locate the le previously saved in your PC
and double click it.
3. The data is now ready for viewing, editing
and any additions you may want to make to
it.
Save File:
1. Go to the FILE menu and select Save File.
2. Select a directory (or create a new one), and
give a name to the le.
3. Click on SAVE to save the le, and your
entire session will be saved under that one
le name.
Peak Hold:
1. Click on ON to view the peak value of each
frequency and all frequency. The level can
be found either from the bar meter or in the
RTA peak chart on the right hand side of the
program window.
2. Click on OFF to view the RTA value of each
frequency and all frequency.
MEMORY
Select one of the memory slots (1 to 10 or A to F) in
the RTA section of the memory chart at the bottom
of the PAA3 software window to view the properties
of saved data. Users can click on the bar-meter
in the spectrum to see a specic frequency for
readout or view them in the RTA Value column.
ATTENTION: User may rename every memory
by double clicking the number of the memory in
the memory chart.
Memory Functions:
The Memory pull down menu (as well as the
following options) is not available while the PAA3
is under On Line operation.
Average:
1. Go to MEMORY / AVERAGE pull down
menu, then select RTA AVERAGE or RT60
AVERAGE, to activate average function.
2. Choose by clicking memory 1 to 10 for
average calculation. The original level range
setting of each memory level range will
display next to its number.
3. Click on AVG to run the calculation,
the results of which will be displayed
immediately.
4. Select a memory from A~F, and click on
Save to save the result (the old one will be
over-written), or click on Cancel to exit. User
can view the result (either in graphic or in
text) immediately both in result box or in the
memory chart, with level range displayed at
the top.
EQ Setting:
1. Select a memory (1 to 10 or A to F) with which
you would like to adjust the EQ.
2. Go to MEMORY / EQ SETTING and activate
EQ setting function.
3. Move the cursor and click on each bar meter
to nd out how much dB you need to cut or
boost for each center frequency.
Clear:
1. Go to MEMORY, then onto CLEAR.
2. Select a memory slot, 1 to 10 or A to F,
from the sub-menu, and the memory will be
deleted immediately; select “All” if you need
to wipe all memories saved.
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