Data Retrieval - CESVA RS-60 Manual Del Usuario

4. DATA RETRIEVAL

As noted in chapter 2, the data stored in the RS-60 may be retrieved in written form by using
a parallel printer.
To obtain this data, all you have to do is connect a parallel printer to the printer port on the
RS-60 front panel. The RS-60 will immediately print out the registers corresponding to the
print mode programmed in the RS-60.
The print modes differ in terms of the kind of registers they print and of when they print them.
Available modes are the following:

Continuous printing: prints a register each time it is recorded in the memory (at the end of
each measurement period of the LeqT parameter).
 Total report printing: prints all the registers contained in the memory each time a printer is
connected. All the registers will be printed, from the most recent to the earliest.
 Sensor inactive report printing: each time the printer is connected, prints all the available
registers in which a sensor error has been detected.
 Level exceeded report printing: each time a printer is connected, prints all the registers in
which the average equivalent level has exceeded the programmed alarm limit.
For each register the following information will be printed:
 Date and time of the beginning of the interval
 Date and time of the end of the interval

The equivalent continuous level in the (LeqT) interval measured with the frequency
weighting (A or C) chosen in the programming
 The sound pressure level corresponding to the alarm limit
 The value of the parameter chosen for the programming (Max LS: maximum SLOW
level of the interval or Max LF: maximum FAST level of the interval)
 Indication of incidents: ( ) Alarm limit exceeded and ( ) Overload.
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