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ER-200D Personal Noise Dosimeter with Data Logging User Manual

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Important Points (in alphabetical order)<br />

Disconnect <strong>with</strong>out saving (p.51)<br />

·<br />

If user reads and displays data and then disconnects<br />

-<br />

<strong>Data</strong> are not saved.<br />

- <strong>Data</strong> will disappear from the <strong>Data</strong> screen but are still in<br />

the dosimeter.<br />

Displaying and printing results (pp. 46-52)<br />

· Normal Runs: The Utility Suite displays and prints<br />

real-time data.<br />

· QuickCheck Runs: The Utility Suite displays either real-time<br />

data or predictive data.<br />

- <strong>User</strong> can select length of exposure time for predictive<br />

data to view the corresponding dose %.<br />

- Only the default (1-Hr) predicted dose per hour is<br />

shown on the printed report.<br />

Initializing new dosimeters (p. 32)<br />

· Initialization is necessary the first time a dosimeter is used<br />

<strong>with</strong> a specific PC.<br />

· Once a dosimeter is initialized, the software will always<br />

recognize it by serial number.<br />

Measurement Window (p. 12)<br />

· In Normal mode, dose values are obtained every 220 msec,<br />

summed over a 3.75 minute interval and saved in nonvolatile<br />

memory every 3.75 minutes (16 times per hour).<br />

Overwriting <strong>Data</strong> (p.43)<br />

· When memory is full, data will be written over the<br />

oldest saved data unless “Allow previous results to be<br />

overwritten” is unchecked in the setup screen.<br />

· Download or remove data if you want to clear the memory<br />

for additional runs.<br />

Reading <strong>Data</strong> (p. 46)<br />

· Each time a dosimeter is connected its data must first be<br />

READ to be displayed.

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