Connectors/Ports | 3M SE-400 manual

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Connectors/Ports

USB

Connectors/Ports

The Hardware connector ports are identified below. Note: the SE-400 IS models are equipped with USB connector only.

AC/DC output (SE-400 non-IS model only.)

I/O and serial printing connector (SE-400 non-IS model only.)

USB connector for charging

Figure 1-2: Connector and ports

USB

A USB cable is shipped with each Sound Examiner. One end fits the mini port in the instrument. The other end fits a standard USB connector on a personal computer.

A USB connection to a computer allows files to be transferred, settings to be downloaded to the instrument, and post-session analysis to be performed with the DMS software. It is also used to charge the internal battery of the SE-400 Series.

3MTM Detection Management Software (DMS)

DMS is a software application from 3M that is used for a variety of Sound Examiner functions including the ability to display and manipulate data after it is downloaded to the computer from the instrument. Additionally, DMS is used to download measurement data for advanced graphing, charting, and reporting analysis.

Figure 1-3: Acoustic data and DMS charting example

Sound Examiner SE-400 Series

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3M SE-400 user manual Connectors/Ports, 3MTM Detection Management Software DMS

Contents

Sound Examiner 3MTM Sound Examiner SE-400 is Series Sound Level Meter 3MTM Sound Examiner SE-400 non-IS Models Sound Level Meter RevA Table of Contents Iii Table of Contents Figures Models and options IntroductionSound Examiner SE-400 Series overview Display and keypad Keypad Description Diagram and functionalityScreen components identified Keypad keys identified Connectors/Ports 3MTM Detection Management Software DMS Getting Started Checking the equipment Turning on Screen indicatorsSoftkeys Measurement screen views Measurement/Start screenTurning off Navigating Charging Charging states Setup/instrument configuration Response time and frequency weighting settings Opening the setup screen for instrument configuration Opening the Setup screen Meter settings Setting up meter parameters SE-400 Series information details Meter settings ExplanationsMeter settings explained  Unit Information screen Time and date setting  Setting the Time and Date parameters Auto-Run and setting timed run  Setting the Timed Run  Secure run mode and secure setup mode locking & unlocking Security locking and unlocking run/setup Lock/unlock secure setup  Lock/unlock secure run Deleting files and viewing memory Resetting the SE-400 SeriesMemory and space  Viewing memory and/or deleting files Calibrate Operation/Field TestingCalibrate, measure, run, and saved results Overview of running a session SE-400 Series and calibrating Calibration screen Logged Data MeasureWindscreen Measurement Explanations Parameters Positioning and tripod mountMeasurements and displayed parameters Measurement notations Main/multi- measurement screen in Run mode Run, stop, and view results Viewing past sessions 10 Session directory screen Download and view logged data 12 Reviewing Session Data DMS & downloaded measurements 14 Downloading files from DMS to SE-400 Series SoundPatrol feature non-IS models only Connecting the printer and settings Print setup for summary reports  Changing the summary report print settings Summary Data Report Printing and reportsCalibration Report Microphone preamp Connecting an extension cableAttaching the preamp Sound Examiner non-IS models and logging rates Logging Rates seconds or minutes Days Microphones Acoustical CharacteristicsStandards/Directives Appendix a Physical Characteristics Mechanical CharacteristicsEnvironmental Characteristics Measurements Power/Electrical Characteristics User Interface CharacteristicsPorts and connections Accessories sold separately SE-400 Series models and part numbers Appendix B Glossary of TermsExchange Rate ER Noise Reference pressure SPL/LAS Weighting A, C, Z Calibration Customer serviceWarranty Contacting 3M Instrumentation Data Addendum SE-400 Series measuring to IEC Data Addendum Microphone Weighting Correction in dB Effects of background noise sections 5.6.4, 5.6.5, 9.2.5d Frequency weighting sections 5.1.10 Weighting Nominal Weighting Typical Graph below is the Typical Z weighting frequency response Nominal Frequency Hz Nominal Nominal Frequency Hz Nominal corrections in dB Data Addendum 3350 Nominal Frequency Hz Nominal corrections in dB Data Addendum Nominal Data Addendum BK4936 microphone Free Field Pressure Field to Data Addendum Data Addendum Data Addendum Data Addendum Data Addendum Data Addendum QE7052 microphone Data Addendum Random Incidence Windscreen BK4936 microphone & RIC Ricr & windscreen BK4936 microphone, Ricr Remote preamp Windscreen Remote preamp, & Ricr Pressure to random incidence corrections with QE7052 section Windscreen Windscreen corrections with BK4936 microphone Frequency AC/DC Output Characteristics section Resetting Overload, Under Range, Maximum, and Peak .2.5 k Directional windscreen corrections section Electrostatic discharges .5.2, 9.2.7 b Data Addendum Environmental effects .1.2 and 9.3L Microphones Index Index QE7052 microphone side facing Index Index Index Index Index BK4936 microphone side facing Index BK4936 microphone back facing Index Index Index Index Index Index Index 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 About 3M Personal Safety About Us