Sound Pressure Level Reporting App Mac

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  • Measure noise levels with Apple Watch. The Noise app on Apple Watch Series 4 and later measures the ambient sound levels in your environment using the microphone and duration of exposure. When Apple Watch detects that the decibel level has risen to a point where hearing could be affected, it can notify you with a tap on the wrist.
  • The app also reports the main metrics that are of importance for proper occupational noise measurements – mainly the run time (total time), the A-weighted Equivalent Sound Level (LAeq), the Maximum Level measured during the current run time, the C-weighted Peak Sound Pressure Level (LCpeak), the Time-Weighted Average (TWA) and Dose.
  • Apr 09, 2014  For more info and to download the app, see the NIOSH sound level meter app page. A Larson-Davis Model 831 type 1 sound level meter was used to verify sound pressure levels. Smartphones were set up on a stand in the middle of the chamber at a height of 4 feet and approximately 6 inches from the reference microphone as shown in Figure 1.

The Projector PRO software displays the XL2 screen in real-time via USB on the connected Windows or Mac computer. For repeated event monitoring, e.g. A festival over several days, the sound level monitoring starts automatically when the computer starts up and ends again with the shutdown. Sound Level and Noise Exposure Calculators. A selection of free web-based applications to assist you with your noise assessments, calculations and reporting. These applications run in your browser, so there is no installation necessary.

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To be eligible to apply, you must be an Account Holder of the Apple Developer Program and located in one of the following countries or regions:

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  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • Taiwan*
  • United Kingdom
  • United States

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As part of the program, you’ll have limited access to a Developer Transition Kit (DTK), which will be shipped to you, for developing and testing your Universal apps. The DTK is owned by Apple and must be returned.

For full details, see the Universal App Quick Start Program terms and conditions.