Ivie IE-35 RTA - Real Time Analysis Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 2)

Ivie IE-33 & IE-35 Manual

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IE-33 Quick Start

dB/division display

dB/Center display

dB SPL display

Averaging Controls

Tap on screen or use the 

mechanical buttons to set 

dB/division

Memory Snapshot /Average

Sample button (See"Averaging"

& Memory sections of the manual)

Tap the "Display" menu and then

"Set dB Scale" to bring up the

dB/Center, dB division window

Weighting - A,C, Flat

RTA display On/Off

Average display On/Off

Store/Recall Memories

Start/Stop RTA

Pushing the center of the 

Joystick performs the same 

function as Start/Stop RTA



Max Resolution

240 points

30 - 1/3 Octave 

bands

60 - 1/6 Octave 

bands

10 - 1 Octave 

bands

dB Center UP/Down

(In increments set by dB/Div)

Tap to Enter or Display the

Preferred Curve. Use Joystick

to enter values: dB & Frequency

Peak Hold NR

Freq Detect

Note: Freq Detect

is only

accessable from

the Max Res

screen.

Turns On/Off

Weighting applied

to the RTA screen.

Frequency Select

(Used in memory recall)



SPL Response - Fast, 

Slow, Peak, Impulse

Preferred Curve Set/Display

2. Press power button

to turn on IE-33

3. Using the stylus tap on

"Start"

Stylus - Press to release

1. Insert the iPAQ into the IE-33J

jacket and plug the IE-33M

microphone into the IE-33J



. Using the stylus tap 

on "IE-33"

6. The screen of the last

used function will

appear

7. Tap the "Function"

menu and choose the

esired function

RTA RTA/LED SPL Monitor Seat to Seat Strip Chart Polarity Oscilloscope Signal Generator



5. Wait while the program

starts and memories are

loaded

Starting the IE-33

RTA Controls

Once the RTA display is stopped

use the Joystick to select and

read dB levels of individual

frequency bands.

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