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General| Type | Sound Level Meter |
|---|---|
| Frequency Weightings | A, C, Z |
| Sampling Rate | 48 kHz |
| Audio Recording | Yes, WAV format |
| Data Logging | Yes |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
| Standards | IEC 61672-1:2013 |
| Time Weightings | Fast, Slow, Impulse |
| Microphone | 1/2" |
| Frequency Range | 10 Hz - 20 kHz |
| RMS Detector | True RMS |
| Interfaces | USB, Bluetooth |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable battery |
| Measurement Parameters | Leq, Lmax, Lmin, Lpeak |
| Operating Time | up to 12 hours |
Describes SVAN 958A's capabilities as a Sound Level Meter and Analyser.
Details SVAN 958A's functions as a Vibration Meter and Analyser.
Outlines the key features and capabilities of the SVAN 958A instrument.
Lists the accessories that are provided with the SVAN 958A instrument.
Lists optional accessories that can be purchased for the SVAN 958A.
Describes the different firmware options available for the SVAN 958A.
Details the specific firmware options and their functionalities for the SVAN 958A.
Details the input and output connectors on the SVAN 958A instrument.
Explains the different methods for powering the SVAN 958A instrument.
Describes the function and operation of the control keys on the front panel.
Guides the user on selecting the instrument's measurement mode.
Explains the process for calibrating the instrument's measurement channels.
Configures general measurement parameters applicable to all channels.
Programs individual measurement parameters for each channel.
Configures the data logging functionality and signal recording parameters.
Configures auxiliary functions of the instrument.
Sets parameters for RPM measurement using a tachometer probe.
Configures parameters for measuring vibration attenuation.
Allows selection of coefficients for vector calculations.
Sets parameters for Hand-Arm and Whole-Body vibration dose measurements.
Configures the triggering parameters for measurements.
Selects modes for presenting measurement results.
Adjusts scales and options for graphical presentation of results.
Checks the instrument's power source and voltage.
Configures display brightness and power saving settings.
Checks the status of the modem when GPRS is active.
Displays the instrument's model, serial number, and software version.
Details methods for storing result data in internal or external memory.
Selects options for storing data in instrument files.
Loads data files from the FLASH DISC for verification or comparison.
Examines the contents of logger files saved in internal memory.
Deletes selected result or setup files from the instrument's memory.
Removes all files of a certain type from the instrument's memory.
Makes the internal memory space contiguous by reorganizing files.
Checks the contents of the internal instrument's memory (list of files).
Reads out the free space available in the FLASH DISC memory.
Stores instrument configurations as files in FLASH DISC memory.
Selects options for storing setup files, including user filters.
Loads instrument settings from a setup file.
Checks the contents of the USB memory disk and manages directories.
Selects the language for the user interface.
Returns the instrument settings to their default factory configuration.
Enables or disables automatic measurement start upon instrument power-on.
Selects day and night time limits for Lden calculation.
Selects the function of the instrument's I/O socket.
Sets the minimum external voltage for automatic instrument shutdown.
Configures the operation modes of the Shift, Alt, and Start/Stop keys.
Locks or unlocks menu access for program functions.
Sets the reference level for vibration signal calculations.
Activates or deactivates the error confirmation function for remote control.
Selects the detector type for LEQ (RMS) calculations.
Configures RS232 interface transmission speed and timeout.
Programs the instrument's internal Real Time Clock.
Selects statistics levels to be saved with measurement results.
Programs the internal timer for delayed start or measurement triggering.
Configures the functionality of the instrument's USB Host socket.
Introduces values of user-defined frequency filter coefficients.
Selects the units for vibration measurements.
Selects messages to be displayed during normal instrument operation.
Selects network type and sets data transmission parameters.
Selects the 1/1 Octave or 1/3 Octave analysis function.
Configures the parameters for 1/1 or 1/3 Octave analysis.
Defines trigger conditions using spectrum band levels.
Selects the Dosimeter function for acoustic measurements.
Sets parameters influencing dosimeter results calculation.
Selects the FFT function for spectral analysis.
Sets parameters for FFT spectrum calculation.
Selects the Cross Spectrum function for analysis.
Selects channels for cross-spectrum analysis.
Selects the Sound Intensity function for measurement.
Sets parameters for sound intensity analysis.
Selects the RT60 function for reverberation time analysis.
Sets the parameters for RT60 analysis.
Selects the Wave Recorder function for signal recording.
Configures parameters for wave recording.
Lists available input/output transmission types for remote control.
Manages instrument control setting codes via serial interface.
Describes the structure of files generated by the SVAN 958A instrument.
Provides detailed technical specifications for SLM operation.
Details technical specifications for VLM operation.
Specifies performance for 1/1, 1/3 octave, and FFT analysis.
Shows frequency characteristics of implemented digital filters.
Lists miscellaneous technical specifications of the SVAN 958A.
Provides basic terms and definitions for SLM mode.
Defines basic terms and results for VLM mode.
Explains the definition and calculation of statistical LN% levels.
Introduces the concept of reverberation time and its measurement.
Defines and explains the calculation of RT60 reverberation time.
Describes decay curve recording in various measurement methods.
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