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Chapter 6
Data Management
6.1 Organising Measurements
6.1.1 Description of Jobs and Projects
When saving a set of measurement results, they are organised together with setup information,
calibration information, annotations and signal recordings in a project.
A project contains the following:
• Measurement results:
– Broadband values (for example, L
Aeq
, L
AFmax
, L
AFmin
, etc.)
– Frequency spectra (if Frequency Analysis Software BZ-7223 is enabled on your
analyzer and you have selected a Frequency Analyzer template)
• Weather and GPS data
• Measurement Setup
• Display Setup (parameters you have selected)
• Information on the microphone
•Calibration
• Annotations – Commentary (attached to measurements as required)
• Annotations – Text, notes or GPS notes (attached to measurements as required)
• Annotations – Image (attached to measurements as required) – Type 2270 only
• Signal Recordings (attached to measurements as required)
The project name is automatically created by combining the Project Name Prefix with a
number (starting from 001),that is, PROJECT 001 for the first project, PROJECT 002 for the
next, etc.
If preferred, the Project Name Prefix can be changed from the default name of ‘Project’. To do
this, tap the Main Menu icon , then Preferences followed by Storage Settings to reveal the
Project Name Prefix. Tap the current name to reveal a keyboard for you to type in the
required name.
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