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Wave User Manual 35
Version 4
The following table shows the various measurement choices for different gates.
Table 10 - Measurement choices versus gates
Source Gate
Measurement Basis
Measurement
Gate 1 to Gate 4
Peak
%FSH, Sound Path, Depth, True Depth, Surface
Distance, Surface Distance Minus X Offset,
%Ref, dB Ref
Gate 1 to Gate 4
Flank
Sound Path, Depth, True Depth, Surface
Distance, Surface Distance Minus X Offset
Gate 1 to Gate 4
First Peak
%FSH, Sound Path, Depth, True Depth, Surface
Distance, Surface Distance Minus X Offset, %Ref,
dB Ref
Gate 1 to Gate 4
Threshold
%FSH (that is the gate level)
Gate 1 to Gate 4
Start
Sound Path, Depth, True Depth, Surface
Distance
Gate 1 to Gate 4
Stop
Sound Path, Depth, True Depth, Surface
Distance
Gate 1 to Gate 4
Length
The length of the gate
G1-G2 / G3-G4
Peak
Sound Path, Depth, True Depth, Surface
Distance
G1-G2 / G3-G4
Flank
Sound Path, Depth, True Depth, Surface
Distance, Surface Distance Minus X Offset
G1-G2 / G3-G4
First Peak
Sound Path, Depth, True Depth, Surface
Distance, Surface Distance
NOTE: The Gate Start and Gate Stop positions in the table above can
be expressed in a number of different ways. The usual way of
representing theses positions is based on the sound path. It might
also be useful to express them relative to the depth, the true depth
or the surface distance. This allows you to better understand which
part of the piece being expected is covered by the gate.
View the following video for how to change the measurements.

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