3M Detection Solutions DL DPR Operating instructions

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Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS .......................................................................................1
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................16
Welcome to QuestSuite Professional .............................. 16
Related topics
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About the applets................................................................................... 18
Related topics
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What's new in this release............................................................ 19
Related topics...................................................................................................................19
GETTING STARTED ..........................................................................................20
The application window .................................................................. 20
Related topics ............................................................................................................ 20
Changing your View options ..................................................... 21
Related topics
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Navigating in QuestSuite Professional .......................... 22
Using the text links (navigating without the Navigation Bar) ................................ 22
Using the Web part of the Toolbar ........................................................................... 22
Related topics ............................................................................................................ 22
Choosing an instrument and a task................................... 24
Related topics
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Working with windows ..................................................................... 25
Related topics ............................................................................................................ 25
File types you'll use............................................................................. 26
Related topics ............................................................................................................ 26
SETTING UP QUESTSUITE PROFESSIONAL .................................................27
Setting up System Options.......................................................... 27
Related topics
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Setting up the User Profile database................................ 29
Related topics
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Setting up the Instrument database .................................. 30
Related topics...................................................................................................................30
Setting up Remote Connection............................................... 31
Related topics
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Setting up the software license.............................................. 32
Registering or upgrading your copy of QuestSuite Professional
..............32
Moving your copy of QuestSuite Professional to another computer
.......33
Checking the status of your software license
....................................................33
Related topics...................................................................................................................34
Setting up your printer ..................................................................... 35
Related topics
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MAINTAINING INSTRUMENT RECORDS.........................................................36
Maintaining an instrument's certification history36
Related topics
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Setting re-certification alarms for instruments..... 37
Related topics
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Viewing pending re-certification alarms....................... 38
Related topics
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FILE OPERATIONS ........................................................................................... 39
Overview of file operations.......................................................... 39
Related topics...................................................................................................................39
Opening and closing files ............................................................. 40
Closing files
.......................................................................................................................40
Related topics
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Saving files.................................................................................................... 41
Related topics
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Importing files ............................................................................................ 42
Related topics
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Searching for data files.................................................................... 43
Canceling a search
.........................................................................................................43
Related topics
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Sending files as email attachments................................... 44
Related topics
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Exiting QuestSuite Professional............................................ 45
CONDUCTING TESTS AND RETRIEVING DATA............................................. 46
Overview: Setting up tests, conducting tests,
and getting data
....................................................................................... 46
Related topics
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Connecting with an instrument............................................... 48
Related topics
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Programming an instrument...................................................... 49
Related topics
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Setting an instrument's date and time............................ 50
Related topics
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Retrieving setup information from an instrument51
Related topics
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Retrieving data from an instrument................................... 52
Canceling data retrieval
................................................................................................52
Related topics...................................................................................................................52
Clearing an instrument's memory........................................ 53
Related topics
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Disconnecting from a remote instrument ................... 54
Related topics
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YOUR WORKING ENVIRONMENT ................................................................... 55
Setup files .................................................................................................................... 55
Overview of setup files..........................................................................55
Related topics ..........................................................................................................................55
The Setup dialog box...............................................................................56
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Related topics ..........................................................................................................................56
Creating and opening setup files............................................57
Related topics
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Saving setup files.........................................................................................58
Related topics
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Data files......................................................................................................................59
Overview of data files..............................................................................59
Related topics
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The data-file window.................................................................................60
Related topics
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Working in the data-file window...............................................61
Related topics ..........................................................................................................................61
Charts ..........................................................................................................................62
Overview of charts ......................................................................................62
Related topics
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The chart tabs....................................................................................................63
Using the charting toolbar
................................................................................................64
Using the chart's context menu
....................................................................................65
Using the Data Editor and the Legend Box
............................................................66
Related topics
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Changing chart colors ...........................................................................67
Using the Palette Bar and the Pattern Bar
..............................................................67
Related topics
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Changing your view of chart data..........................................68
Zooming in and out
...............................................................................................................68
Using scan lines and limit lines
....................................................................................68
Using the Traces & Axes dialog box
..........................................................................69
Changing the time range for a chart ..........................................................................69
Displaying data for different sensor bars
...............................................................69
Related topics
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Chart properties..............................................................................................71
The General tab
.......................................................................................................................71
The Series tab
..........................................................................................................................71
The Axes tab .............................................................................................................................72
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The 3D tab...................................................................................................................................72
Related topics
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Chart axis properties ...............................................................................74
The Scale tab
............................................................................................................................74
The Labels tab
..........................................................................................................................74
The Grid Lines tab
.................................................................................................................75
Related topics
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Annotating charts.........................................................................................76
The Annotate toolbar
...........................................................................................................76
Working with annotation object properties
...........................................................76
Working with annotation objects
.................................................................................77
Related topics ..........................................................................................................................78
Editing data points......................................................................................79
The Edit and Select tabs
....................................................................................................79
The Summary tab
...................................................................................................................80
The List tab
................................................................................................................................80
Related topics
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Working with the Stay Time for a chart or report82
Changing Stay Time settings in a chart
...................................................................82
Changing Stay Time settings in a report
.................................................................82
Related topics
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Using the Air Exchange charting tool..............................83
Related topics
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Copying charts to other files........................................................84
Related topics ..........................................................................................................................84
Printing charts...................................................................................................85
Related topics
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Saving charts......................................................................................................86
Related topics
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Reports ........................................................................................................................ 87
Overview of reports ...................................................................................87
Related topics
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The report tabs.................................................................................................88
Related topics
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Setting up reports ........................................................................................89
Related topics
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Printing reports................................................................................................91
Related topics ..........................................................................................................................91
Saving reports...................................................................................................92
Related topics
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Exporting reports..........................................................................................93
Related topics
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USING THE NOISE APPLET ............................................................................. 94
Overview of noise dosimeters ................................................. 94
Virtual dosimeters
...........................................................................................................94
Applications
.......................................................................................................................95
The Noise applet
..............................................................................................................95
Related topics
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Setting up noise dosimeters...................................................... 96
The Dosimeter tab
...........................................................................................................96
The General tab
................................................................................................................96
The Auto-On tab
...............................................................................................................97
The Security tab
...............................................................................................................97
The Print tab
......................................................................................................................97
Related topics ............................................................................................................ 98
Understanding noise-level data and parameters 99
C minus A ...........................................................................................................................99
Criterion level..................................................................................................................100
Dose
....................................................................................................................................100
Exchange rate
.................................................................................................................100
Exposure
...........................................................................................................................100
LAvg
....................................................................................................................................100
LEQ
......................................................................................................................................101
LDN......................................................................................................................................101
LN
.........................................................................................................................................101
LMax
....................................................................................................................................101
LPeak
..................................................................................................................................101
Measuring range............................................................................................................102
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Overload............................................................................................................................102
Pascal-squared hours
.................................................................................................102
Projected dose
...............................................................................................................102
Projected time.................................................................................................................102
Projected TWA
................................................................................................................102
Response level
...............................................................................................................102
SEL
......................................................................................................................................103
SPL
......................................................................................................................................103
Statistics: Percent Time Statistical Distribution
..............................................103
Test
......................................................................................................................................103
Time history
.....................................................................................................................103
Threshold level
...............................................................................................................103
TWA.....................................................................................................................................104
Type 1 and Type 2
.........................................................................................................104
UL (Upper Limit) Time
.................................................................................................104
Weighting
..........................................................................................................................104
Related topics
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Working with noise data............................................................................................. 106
Components of a noise data file............................................106
Related topics
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File summaries for noise data...................................................107
The Summary tab
.................................................................................................................107
The Projected Dose tab
....................................................................................................107
The Projected TWA tab
.....................................................................................................108
The Statistics Chart tab
....................................................................................................108
The Exceedance Chart tab .............................................................................................108
The Report tab
.......................................................................................................................108
Related topics
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Changing the increment and duration...........................109
Related topics ........................................................................................................................109
Individual tests in noise data files.......................................110
The Summary tab
.................................................................................................................110
The History Chart tab
........................................................................................................110
The Report tab
.......................................................................................................................110
Related topics ........................................................................................................................110
Creating combination tests...........................................................111
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Related topics ........................................................................................................................111
Calibrations.........................................................................................................112
Field calibrators and instrument re-certification
..............................................112
Related topics
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USING THE SOUND APPLET ......................................................................... 114
Overview of sound level meters........................................... 114
Applications
.....................................................................................................................114
The Sound applet
..........................................................................................................115
Related topics
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Setting up sound level meters............................................... 116
The Integration Threshold tab
.................................................................................116
The Trigger tab
...............................................................................................................116
The Logging tab
.............................................................................................................116
The Display tab
...............................................................................................................117
The Weight tab
................................................................................................................117
The Print tab
....................................................................................................................118
Related topics
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Understanding sound-level data and parameters119
BATT
...................................................................................................................................119
C-A
.......................................................................................................................................119
CNEL (community noise exposure level)
............................................................119
LLOG
...................................................................................................................................119
LPeak
..................................................................................................................................119
OVL......................................................................................................................................120
Pa2H
....................................................................................................................................120
RTMS and RTHM
............................................................................................................120
TAKM
..................................................................................................................................120
Related topics.................................................................................................................120
Working with sound data ........................................................................................... 121
Components of a sound data file..........................................121
Related topics
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File summaries for sound data................................................122
The Summary tab
.................................................................................................................122
The Report tab .......................................................................................................................122
Related topics
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Groups and sessions ............................................................................123
The Summary tab
.................................................................................................................123
The History Chart tab
........................................................................................................123
The Statistics Chart tab
....................................................................................................123
The Exceedance Chart tab
.............................................................................................123
The Report tab
.......................................................................................................................123
Related topics
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Individual tests in sound data files....................................125
The Summary tab
.................................................................................................................125
The History Chart tab
........................................................................................................125
The Statistics Chart tab
....................................................................................................125
The Exceedance Chart tab .............................................................................................125
The Report tab
.......................................................................................................................125
Related topics
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Filters...........................................................................................................................127
Related topics
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Calibrations.........................................................................................................128
Field calibrators and instrument re-certification
..............................................128
Related topics
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USING THE HEAT STRESS APPLET ............................................................. 130
Overview of heat stress monitors...................................... 130
Personal heat stress monitors
................................................................................130
Area heat stress monitors.........................................................................................130
Applications
.....................................................................................................................131
The Heat Stress applet
................................................................................................131
Related topics
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Setting up heat stress monitors........................................... 132
Setting up the QT-III
.....................................................................................................132
The General tab........................................................................................................................132
The User Parameters tab .....................................................................................................132
Setting up the QT-15
....................................................................................................133
The General tab........................................................................................................................133
The Auto-On tab.......................................................................................................................133
The Alarms tab .........................................................................................................................133
Setting up the QT-34 and QT-36..............................................................................134
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The General tab........................................................................................................................134
The Auto-On tab.......................................................................................................................134
The Stay Times tab (QT-36 only) ......................................................................................134
Related topics.................................................................................................................135
Remotely controlling the heat stress monitors .. 136
Related topics
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Understanding heat stress data and parameters138
Acclimatization
...............................................................................................................138
ACGIH
.................................................................................................................................138
ASHRAE ............................................................................................................................139
clo
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EPRI
.....................................................................................................................................139
Heat Index, Humidex
....................................................................................................139
Heat stress, heat strain
...............................................................................................139
HVAC
..................................................................................................................................139
Metabolic rate (met)
......................................................................................................139
MRT (mean radiant temperature)
............................................................................140
MTA (moving time average)
......................................................................................140
Navy PHEL
.......................................................................................................................140
PMV, PPD
..........................................................................................................................140
Relative humidity (RH)
................................................................................................140
Sensor bar
........................................................................................................................141
Stay time (work/rest regimen)
..................................................................................141
Strain index
......................................................................................................................141
Thermal comfort ............................................................................................................141
WBGT (Wet Bulb Globe Temperature)
.................................................................142
Weighted WBGT average
...........................................................................................142
Related topics.................................................................................................................142
Working with heat stress data.................................................................................... 143
Components of a heat stress data file...........................143
Related topics
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File summaries for heat stress data.................................144
The Summary tab.................................................................................................................144
The History Chart tab ........................................................................................................144
The Report tab
.......................................................................................................................144
Related topics
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Individual tests in heat stress data files .....................146
The Summary tab
.................................................................................................................146
The History Chart tab
........................................................................................................146
The Report tab
.......................................................................................................................146
The Stay Time tab
................................................................................................................146
The Thermal Comfort tab
................................................................................................147
Related topics
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Calibrations.........................................................................................................148
Related topics
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USING THE GAS DETECTION APPLET.........................................................149
Overview of gas monitors........................................................... 149
The sensors
.....................................................................................................................149
Applications
.....................................................................................................................149
The Gas Detection applet
..........................................................................................150
Related topics
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Setting up gas monitors ............................................................... 151
The Common tab (ML-2000)
......................................................................................151
The Sensor tabs
.............................................................................................................151
The Miscellaneous tab
................................................................................................152
The Print tab (ML-2000)
...............................................................................................153
Related topics
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Understanding gas detection data and
parameters
................................................................................................... 154
Alarm levels .....................................................................................................................154
Average
..............................................................................................................................154
Combustible (explosive) range
...............................................................................154
High alarm level .............................................................................................................155
LEL (lower explosive limit), UEL (upper explosive limit)
.............................155
Peak
.....................................................................................................................................155
Peak STEL level
.............................................................................................................155
ppm
.....................................................................................................................................155
STEL (short-term exposure limit)
...........................................................................155
STEL alarm level............................................................................................................155
TWA (time-weighted average)
..................................................................................156
TWA alarm level
.............................................................................................................156
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Related topics.................................................................................................................156
Working with gas data ............................................................................................... 157
Components of a gas data file..................................................157
Related topics
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File summaries for gas data ........................................................158
The Summary tab
.................................................................................................................158
The Report tab
.......................................................................................................................158
Related topics
........................................................................................................................158
Individual tests in gas data files ............................................159
The Summary tab
.................................................................................................................159
The History Chart tab
........................................................................................................159
The Alarms tab
......................................................................................................................159
The Report tab
.......................................................................................................................159
Related topics
........................................................................................................................159
Calibrations.........................................................................................................160
Related topics
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USING THE INDOOR AIR QUALITY APPLET ................................................ 161
Overview of indoor air quality monitors ..................... 161
Applications
.....................................................................................................................161
The Indoor Air Quality applet
...................................................................................162
Related topics
.................................................................................................................162
Setting up indoor air quality monitors.......................... 163
The General tab
..............................................................................................................163
The Inputs tab.................................................................................................................164
Related topics
.................................................................................................................164
Remotely controlling the indoor air quality
monitors
.......................................................................................................... 165
Related topics
.................................................................................................................165
Understanding air quality data and parameters. 167
Air changes per hour
...................................................................................................167
Air exchange rate
..........................................................................................................167
Air half life
........................................................................................................................167
CO2 decay ........................................................................................................................167
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CO2 range.........................................................................................................................168
Correlation coefficient
.................................................................................................168
Dew point
..........................................................................................................................168
Mean air life......................................................................................................................168
Relative humidity (RH)
................................................................................................168
Tracer gas
.........................................................................................................................168
VOC (volatile organic compound)
..........................................................................169
Related topics
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Understanding correlation coefficients....................... 170
See also
.............................................................................................................................171
Working with air quality data...................................................................................... 172
Components of an air quality data file ..........................172
Related topics
........................................................................................................................172
File summaries for air quality data.....................................173
The Summary tab
.................................................................................................................173
The History Chart tab
........................................................................................................173
The Report tab
.......................................................................................................................173
Related topics
........................................................................................................................173
Individual tests in air quality data files.........................174
The Summary tab
.................................................................................................................174
The History Chart tab
........................................................................................................174
The Report tab
.......................................................................................................................174
Related topics
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GETTING HELP ............................................................................................... 175
Using this Help system.................................................................. 175
Related topics
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Contacting Quest Technologies .......................................... 176
Related topics
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ACCLIMATIZATION......................................................................................... 177
ACGIH .............................................................................................................. 178
AIR EXCHANGE RATE.................................................................................... 179
CA..................................................................................................................... 180
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CNEL ................................................................................................................181
CRITERION LEVEL..........................................................................................182
DEW POINT .....................................................................................................183
DOSE................................................................................................................184
EPRI .................................................................................................................185
EXCHANGE RATE...........................................................................................186
HEAT INDEX .................................................................................................... 187
HEAT STRESS................................................................................................. 188
HUMIDEX ......................................................................................................... 189
INTEGRATING SOUND LEVEL METER .........................................................190
ISO.................................................................................................................... 191
LAVG................................................................................................................192
LDN .................................................................................................................. 193
LEL ................................................................................................................... 194
LEQ .................................................................................................................. 195
LMAX................................................................................................................196
LN ..................................................................................................................... 197
LPEAK.............................................................................................................. 198
MEASURING RANGE ...................................................................................... 199
METABOLIC RATE.......................................................................................... 200
MRT .................................................................................................................. 201
MSHA ...............................................................................................................202
MTA .................................................................................................................. 203
NAVY PHEL ..................................................................................................... 204
OSHA ...............................................................................................................205
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PA2H ................................................................................................................206
PMV AND PPD ................................................................................................. 207
PPM ..................................................................................................................208
PROJECTED DOSE......................................................................................... 209
PROJECTED TIME .......................................................................................... 210
PROJECTED TWA........................................................................................... 211
RESPONSE LEVEL .........................................................................................212
RH..................................................................................................................... 213
SEL...................................................................................................................214
SLM .................................................................................................................. 215
STAY TIME.......................................................................................................216
STEL.................................................................................................................217
TAKM ...............................................................................................................218
THRESHOLD LEVEL ....................................................................................... 219
TWA.................................................................................................................. 220
UEL...................................................................................................................221
UPPER LIMIT ................................................................................................... 222
WBGT............................................................................................................... 223
WEIGHTED WBGT AVERAGE........................................................................ 224
WEIGHTING ..................................................................................................... 225
GLOSSARY......................................................................................................226
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Introduction
Welcome to QuestSuite Professional
Welcome to the Help system for QuestSuite Professional. QuestSuite Professional is a suite of
integrated applets (small applications) that together provide one place where you can organize,
manage, analyze, and mine data from all types of Quest Technologies instruments. QuestSuite
Professional contains five applets, one for each kind of instrument: noise dosimeters, sound level
meters, heat stress monitors, gas monitors, and indoor air quality monitors.
With QuestSuite Professional, you can:
• Program most instruments for different test conditions—For example, to program an
indoor air quality monitor, you can choose the channels to be recorded, the logging mode
(such as survey or continuous), and the data storage period. In all applets, you can save
your configurations in setup files for easy retrieval and reuse.
• Easily retrieve and store test data—QuestSuite Professional retrieves test data from
the instruments and stores the data on your computer. Within each data file, you can
view file summaries and the results of individual tests, and you can add comments.
QuestSuite’s searching feature makes it easy to find the files you want to evaluate.
• View full-color charts of your recorded data—QuestSuite Professional generates
charts automatically. You can select chart styles, choose the information you want to
display, annotate charts with free-form comments, and add comments to specific data
points. You can zoom in to see more detailed data, and use a scan line to view exact
numeric data values. You can print charts and save them as files.
• View detail, summary, statistics, and exceedance reports—View them on-screen,
print them, or save them in files. You can also export reports to other programs.
• Keep track of instrument certifications—Set re-certification alarms and maintain
certification histories for each instrument in the Instrument database.
• Mine data—Search the database for exposure records based on combinations of criteria,
such as test date, subject name, company name, work area, or exposure type (noise,
sound, heat stress, gas, or indoor air quality).
Note: Before you begin using QuestSuite to record and retrieve data, you need to set up the
system options, the User Profile database, the Instrument database, and the software license.
Related topics
About the applets
What's new in this release
The application window
Navigating in QuestSuite Professional
Setting up System Options
Setting up the User Profile database
Setting up the Instrument database
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Setting up the software license
File types you'll use
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About the applets
QuestSuite Professional contains five applets, one for each type of instrument used with the
software. The applets are:
• Noise—Used to manage data collected from these noise dosimeters: Q-100, Q-300, Q-
400, and Q-500.
• Sound—Used to manage data collected from these sound level meters: Model 1900 and
Model 2900.
• Heat Stress—Used to manage data collected from these heat stress monitors: QT-II,
QT-III, QT-15, QT-34, and QT-36.
• Gas Detection—Used to manage data collected from these gas monitors: SafeLog 100
and MultiLog 2000.
• Indoor Air Quality—Used to manage data collected from the aq-5000, aq-5001, aq-5000
Pro, and aq-5001 Pro indoor air quality monitors.
Related topics
The application window
Navigating in QuestSuite Professional
Overview of noise dosimeters
Overview of sound level meters
Overview of heat stress monitors
Overview of gas monitors
Overview of indoor air quality monitors
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What's new in this release
If you have used previous versions of QuestSuite, you'll notice some differences when you start
using QuestSuite Professional:
• A browser-like interface with two main panes, and a Navigation Bar in the left pane
• New View options: Fonts and Navigation Bar
• An Instrument database and a User Profile databasethe data from both databases are
stored in the same physical file, but you enter database information in separate screens
• Re-certification alarms for instruments
• Better reporting capability with the ability to export report data to multiple formats
• Expanded charting capabilities
• The ability to save charts and reports to separate files
• The ability to email data files, chart files, and report files
• The ability to import old QuestSuite data files
• Enhanced searching capabilities
• An enhanced File Open dialog box, showing information about data files
• Enhanced support for combining tests in the Noise applet
• The ability to connect to remote instruments by modem
Related topics
Welcome to QuestSuite Professional
About the applets
The application window
Navigating in QuestSuite Professional
Choosing an instrument and a task
File types you'll use
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Getting started
The application window
The QuestSuite Professional application window follows standard Windows conventions. You'll
find a menu bar, a toolbar, and a status bar, along with the standard Minimize, Maximize/Restore,
and Close buttons. Some menu choices are dimmed if they are unavailable when no files are
open or when no instrument is connected.
The QuestSuite Professional application window looks and works similarly to Web-browser
applications such as Internet Explorer. This browser interface includes two main panes (left side
and right side).
• The left pane contains the Navigation Bar for easy access to each applet.
• In the right pane, the top section displays various items at different times. (See the
table below.) The bottom section contains text links that provide access to applets and
to other instruments in the applet (except when a data file is open and filling the screen).
Items displayed in the top section of the application window's right pane
After you do this: The top section of the right pane displays this:
Launch QuestSuite
Professional
The home page, which lists common tasks (Open a data file;
Search for a data file; Set up the system options; Set up the User
Profile database; Set up the Instrument database).
Select an applet The instruments available for each applet (for the first four
applets), or the tasks available for the aq-5000/5001.
Select an instrument The operations available for that instrument.
Select an operation The corresponding dialog box.
Open a data file The data-file window.
Select the Quest Online
option in the Navigation Bar
Quest Technologies Web pages. (Internet access is required for
this option.)
Related topics
What's new in this release
Changing your View options
Navigating in QuestSuite Professional
Choosing an instrument and a task
Working with windows
Overview of data files
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3M Detection Solutions DL DPR Operating instructions

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