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CLIOwin 6.5 PCI User's Manual - Audiomatica Srl

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0 2.03mS 7.26mS 10mS<br />

SPEAKER<br />

DIRECT SOUND<br />

70 cm - 2.03mS<br />

MIC<br />

FIRST REFLECTION<br />

250 CM - 7.26mS 120 cm<br />

ABSORBING MATERIAL<br />

Figure 10.11<br />

Any other reflecting surface is farther than the floor. If the microphone is directly<br />

connected to the CLIO board remember to switch the microphone power supply<br />

on. Also, very important, remember to type in the correct microphone sensitivity in<br />

the microphone Dialog Box. The last item is crucial for setting the correct measurement<br />

level. We already dealt we level before. Here things are more dangerous. Supposing the<br />

amplifier used has a gain of 30dB, a common value, leaving CLIO output level to 0dB<br />

will cause the amplifier to deliver the equivalent of circa 40W/8Ohm continuous. If the<br />

amplifier handles this power you will for sure burn your tweeter. If the amplifier is of<br />

lower power it will saturate and burn your tweeter even faster. To avoid this<br />

embarrassing event, do as follow: enable CLIO input auto-range, open the Multi-Meter<br />

and select Pressure from the Parameter Drop Down. You will get the reading of your<br />

environmental noise. Fig.10.12 shows ours, we hope yours is lower.<br />

FLOOR<br />

Figure 10.12 and 10.13<br />

Now set CLIO output level to a very low value, -30 to -40dB. Start the MLS signal and<br />

increase CLIO output level until you read 85 to 90 dBSPL as in Fig.10.13. This holds if<br />

you placed the microphone 70cm to 1m distant from the speaker. Now go back to the<br />

Chapter 10 - MLS 93

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