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Smart
Measurements for Smart Devices
Smart devices is a
booming market and the number of devices available is growing
rapidly. The market is wide open, and competition is fierce. As a
manufacturer of smart devices, one way to stay ahead of the game is
to run tests to ensure the quality of the acoustic responses of the
microphones and speakers in one’s devices. A quality testing
procedure is also, certainly, something that is needed for repair
and refurbishment of such devices.
Devices such as smart speakers, mobile devices, personal
assistants, smart thermostats, smart security cameras and similar
have entered the consumer market with force during the last couple
of years. More and more household appliances are getting connected
to the smart home network. Most of those devices have an audio
interface, such as built-in loudspeakers or microphones to interact
with the user. Some of them even deliver an impressive level of
audio quality. How easy is it to test this quality?
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LITTLE
BIG BEAT STUDIOS, Liechtenstein
Why are top international
musicians such as Milow, Judith Hill and Fred Wesley making a
pilgrimage to the tiny principality of Liechtenstein in the heart of
Europe? Anyone who has ever sat in on a live studio session in the
LITTLE BIG BEAT STUDIOS in Eschen knows the answer; it is the unique
combination of being up-close and present in the audience for a
first-hand experience of a professional studio recording in a
friendly, comfortable environment with an electric live
atmosphere.
Austrian producer, musician and recording talent Manfred "Little"
Konzett came up with a format that is as innovative as it is simple.
He invites renowned professional musicians to join in and record
their pieces in the studio in a live session.
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LITTLE BIG BEAT STUDIOS,
Liechtenstein
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Meet NTi Audio at the following Events:
05 - 08 Feb. 2019
ISE
2019
Booth: 1-E135
Amsterdam, Netherlands
17 - 19 March 2019
DAGA
2019
Booth: 31
Rostock, Germany
02 - 05 Apr. 2019
prolight+sound
Frankfurt,
Germany
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... the XL2 Sound Level Meter can recover automatically from a
power failure?
Load a txt-file named "AutoOn" in the root directory of the XL2.
To test, while the instrument is running, briefly remove the
internal battery pack. The XL2 will recover within about 30 seconds.
Additionally, the sound level measurement will start automatically
in “Locked Run mode” (see user manual for more details). This
functionality requires the XL2 serial number ending with "E0" or
higher.
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