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LRF-05
User's manual
 Time in seconds that the LRF-05 has penalised with 60 dB attenuation and the
average emission sound pressure level that has continued to exceed the maximum
programmed emission level during the interval (Emission exceeded).
 The emission control mode.
 Average calculated equivalent reception level in the interval. This level is
calculated on the basis of the programmed sound insulation and the measurement
of the sound pressure level by standard octave bands with central frequencies of
31.5 Hz, 63 Hz, 125 Hz, 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1 kHz, 4 kHz and 8 kHz.
 The maximum permitted equivalent reception level, depending on the time zone
(day or night).
 Time in seconds that the LRF-05 has penalised with 60 dB attenuation and the
calculated reception sound pressure level that has continued to exceed the
maximum programmed reception level during the interval (Reception exceeded).
 Reception exceeded: the definition as for emission exceeded, but for the maximum
reception level programmed.
 The reception control mode.
 Level, date and time of the maximum 1-minute Leq obtained during the interval
(emission).
 Level, date and time of the minimum 1-minute Leq obtained during the interval
(emission).
 The maximum "Fast" level measured in the interval and "Fast" limit, and the
number of seconds during which the "Fast" level has exceeded the limit
programmed for the interval (emission).
 The percentiles obtained in the interval: L1, L5, L10, L50 and L90 (emission). An
Lx percentile indicates the sound pressure level exceeded during x% of the
interval.
 The connection indicator, which shows whether any kind connection took place
during the interval.
 The reprogramming indicator, which shows whether any programming change took
place during the interval.
 The Mains disconnection indicator, which shows whether the LRF-05 has been
disconnected from the mains. This parameter shows 0 if the limiter has been
connected to the mains. If it has been disconnected, in the first Leq record stored
after the reconnection, this parameter will be other than 0.
 Time in seconds during which the sensor has been tampered with during the
interval (Sensor inactive).
 Records corresponding to the continuous self-checking system (when activated,
see section 2.5):
 SLD (Sound Level Deficiency): this parameter shows us the number of
minutes during which the sound level measured by the sensor was lower
than expected. This may be due to the sensor's having been tampered
with.
 SLE (Sound Level Excess): This parameter indicates the number of
minutes during which the sound level measured by the sensor was higher
than expected. Such excess in the sound pressure level are usually due to
sound sources outside the hi-fi equipment in which the LRF-05 is installed.
The most common situations are those in which the customers themselves
make a lot of noise or sound levels are produced by supplementary
equipment.
 IL (Insufficient Line signal): this parameter records the number of minutes
during which the music line signal introduced into the limiter was insufficient
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