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Hand-held Analyzer 2250 Light – User Manual
Connecting a Microphone Extension Cable
There are two optionally available extension cables which are recommended for use with
2250 Light. These are:
• AO-0697-D-030: 3 m long
• AO-0697-D-100: 10 m long
Note: Connecting a recommended microphone extension cable has no appreciable effect on the
Hand-held Analyzer’s measurement and has no effect on the instrument’s calibration.
However, although it is not essential to re-calibrate, it is good measurement practice to calibrate
the whole measurement chain (including microphone extension cable) before starting a
measurement.
Decide which cable you require and assemble as follows:
1) Gently screw Microphone Type 4950 onto Preamplifier ZC-0032 (see items 1 and 2 in
Fig.2.1).
2) Insert the preamplifier into the female plug of the extension cable and push gently until it
snaps into position.
3) Insert the male plug of the extension cable into the top socket of the Hand-held Analyzer (see
item 17 in Fig.2.1) and push gently until it snaps into position.
Mounting the Measurement Microphone on the Microphone Holder and Tripod
Mount the microphone and preamplifier combination onto Microphone Holder UA-1317 and
Small Tripod UA-0801, as follows:
1) Set Small Tripod UA-0801 in the required position, and adjust to the required height.
2) Screw Microphone Holder UA-1317 onto the threaded stud on the tripod ball-joint, and
position the holder as required.
3) Push the microphone and preamplifier combination carefully into the microphone holder, so
that it grips onto the body of the microphone and preamplifier. Ensure that the microphone
lead sits properly in the plastic guide.
Once you have carried out these instructions, you are ready to start measuring, see Chapter 3.
2.5.4 Measuring for Convenience
Measurements that need to be done at short notice, with no particular accuracy can be carried
out by simply holding the instrument or using any combination of hardware components and
accessories shown in Fig.2.4.
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