Casella dB10 PC Software (CEL-420/460 & 320/360 Dosis & 424/464 & 320S/360S SLM)

CEL-6702 dB10 PC Software (CEL-420/460 & 320/360 Dosis & 424/464 & 320S/360S SLM) by Casella

The CEL-6702 software is designed to be used in conjunction with the CEL-320 and 360 range of noise dosimeters and sound level meters. It allows a dosimeter to be setup and results downloaded at the end of a measurement run. CEL-6702 is provided with all CEL-320 models.

Key Features

• Windows 95, 98, 2000 compatible
• provides download capability of the results at the end of a run
• shows the noise results as text screens
• time history profile noise level data can be exported to an external spreadsheet package such as MS Excel
• load user defined setups to the instruments for special measurements
• set delay start and stop timers to control up to 16 separate runs
• save customised reports in RTF format for import into word processors such as MS Word
• configure the attached dosimeter to prevent unauthorized tampering by wearer
• disable unwanted noise measurement parameters to simplify recording of data

The dB10 software version 2.0 is used to provide a download capability for the CEL-320 dosimeters and CEL-320S sound level meters following completion of measurement Runs.

Simply connect the instrument to the selected serial comm. port and choose from a list of up to 50 stored Runs. Runs can be downloaded one at a time or in groups and saved in a datafile directory for further inspection and manipulation.

The overall Run data can be viewed in a standard report format that allows the user to inspect the noise exposure measurements quickly and easily.

When the measurements have been made with a CEL-320 Noise dosimeter downloaded results are clearly presented to the user.

A built in word processor is provided as standard to allow for the simple preparation of report ready documents containing all the necessary results.

The software also allows the dosimeters to be configured from the computer. A setup file can be sent to the instrument to carry out measurements according to user specified methodologies.

Up to 13 user setups are available to transmit to an instrument together with the seven factory default setups.