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Fig. 11

Typical building

acoustics project using

Type 8780. Data are

presented graphically

and numerically with

detailed data quality

indications, using

Type 2250/2270’s

smiley system

The tabular Data Editor (at the bottom of the screen) presents all measured data and calculation results in

detail and provides the controls to refine data as well as to select which measurements to include in the final

analysis of a partition. The table groups all information visually, making it very easy to examine detail, while

at the same time seeing the overall results. In addition to the numerical data, the table also reveals the

quality and status of each item using the smiley system well known from Type 2250/2270 (see Fig. 12) and

by colour coding item(s).

Fig. 12

Close-up of the Data

Editor table showing

an example of a smiley

indicator with the

associated explanation

Having graphical data and

numerical values displayed

simultaneously makes evaluation

of the data (and interactive work

with the data) a very intuitive

process. Changes applied in one

part of the interface, such as,

editing the graphs or items in a

table, will immediately be

reflected in the other parts.

Fig. 13

Example of a report in

standard template

format, for example,

ISO 140. Standard

templates are available

for selected national

and international

standards. All

templates can be fully

customised. New

templates can be

derived from the

delivered ones, or

created from scratch

The software comes with default setups for all relevant displays

for the measured data and results, so that a report is just a few

clicks away. The flexibility of the software also allows you to

create any type of display to combine and compare data as

needed, for example to compare data from different partitions or

measurements of sound insulation of a partition before and after

repair. Displays can also be used to refine data quality

graphically, for example, by adjusting the slope line in

reverberation decays.

Reporting your Data

PULSE Reflex Building Acoustics includes a very flexible

reporting module, which embeds the Microsoft

Office suite

installed on your system into the PULSE Reflex environment.

This means that you can fully customise your reports and you can

create a new report using one of the pre-installed or self-made

templates using only a few mouse clicks. See a report example in

Fig. 13. Reports can remain linked to the data, so that if you need

to revise your analysis, a single click will refresh the report to

reflect all the changes.

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