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Basic Operation; Battery Installation - Battery Replacement - Conrad 10 06 09 Bedienungsanleitung

Sound-level-meter

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tage to the measurement electronics and indicated according to
the switch setting in dB(A) or dB(C) in the analogue measure-
ment display.
The display can be matched to the sound source using the
attenuation switch.
.
The measuring instrument is supplied by a commercially-availa-
ble 9V battery. The unit is equipped with a 3/8" threaded socket
on its underside, using which the Sound Level Meter can be
mounted onto a microphone stand or similar. In addition, it is
possible to connect a recorder or analyser to a Cinch socket loca-
ted on the side for further assessment of measurements.
A carrying or protection pouch and the operating instructions
are supplied with the Sound Level Meter.

4. Basic operation

Illustration: see fold-out page
1. Microphone capsule
2. Damping selection switch
3. On/Off and Attenuation switch
4. Filter selection switch
5. Analogue display
6. Battery compartment
7. Calibration potentiometer
8. Tripod adapter
9. Cinch output socket
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Attention!
Before putting into operation, note the authorised use, observe
the safety instructions and note the technical data.

5. Battery installation - Battery replacement

To insert the 9V battery, as shown in the following illustration
press both sprung ends of the battery compartment cover light-
ly together and pull the cover off upwards. Remove the used bat-
tery and insert an unused battery of the same type observing the
correct polarity. The polarity of the battery is indicated inside the
battery compartment. Use only a 9V battery. After correctly
installing the battery, close the battery compartment cover once
more.
press
Attention!
Under no circumstances operate the measuring instrument
when opened. Leave no used batteries in the measuring instru-
ment, because even leak-proof batteries can corrode and there-
by release chemicals which can endanger health and destroy the
battery compartment. Used batteries do not belong with gene-
ral refuse. They are to be considered as requiring special hand-
ling and must hence be discarded without endangering the envi-
ronment.
pull off
press
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