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tom · Member

Is it possible to get an export function for leq-measurements which includes the diagrams of every hour or half hour and some information e.g. customer, venue and conditions.
This would be of enormous advantage for creating customer reports.

This could also be an extra tool (perhaps excel or so) which can import the txt files from Systune.

The kind of information necessary should be discussed.

Best regards

tom

Jim Mobley · Member

Hi Tom,

You can save a text file history of the LEQ plot by clicking the Save To: check box at the bottom of the LEQ setup side bar. The default location for this text file is here:

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\AFMG\EASERA SysTune\Histo

Here's a sample of what the file looks like:

#SysTune LEQ Measurement

#Input Device: Windows Default
#Input Channel: 1
#Input Channel Gain Offset: 0.0dB
#Frequency Weighting: A
#Averaging Length: 60 sec
# No calibration factor.
#Time dBFS
3:44:56 PM -89.3
3:44:58 PM -89.2
3:44:59 PM -89.2
3:45:00 PM -89.2
3:45:01 PM -89.3
3:45:02 PM -89.3
3:45:03 PM -89.3

This of course could be opened with Excel or another spreadsheet and the graphs you want could be done using the spreadsheet.

Is this enough, or were you wanting greater functionality than this directly in SysTune?

tom · Member

Hi,
of course i know of the txt file that Systune creates but i thought of an export function to make the graphs more "visual".
I`m not good in excel so it would be nice if this was a part of systune.
I would like to have graphs of every hour as an export function like the export of for example a magnitude picture.

Another function I´d love to have is a three couloured indicator for maximum LEQ values which can be individually set. This is necessary to meet German regulations which require a display for the technicians working.
This could be achieved through a change of colour of the LEQ value display or perhaps you can think of an external thing like a three colour "Call light" (yellow, green, red) of a intercom or something like that.

Best regards

tom