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We’ve added a new date for the Cirrus Product Training Course for our customers in Northern Ireland.

On the 22nd February 2012 we are holding a Cirrus Product Training Course or CPTC at the Park Avenue Hotel in Belfast.

You can find more details of this course on our website. Click here for details.

Here are the current dates for all of our Cirrus Product Training Courses:

Wednesday 22nd Febraury 2012
Park Avenue Hotel, Belfast

Wednesday 14th March 2012
The East Midlands Conference Centre

Thursday 29th March 2012
Castle Combe Circuit, Wiltshire

Wednesday 4th April 2012
Oulton Park Circuit, Cheshire

Wednesday 11th April 2012
Brands Hatch Circuit, Kent

For more information, click here or visit our website at www.cirrusresearch.co.uk/training

We have a new job vacancy at Cirrus. This position is for Technical Customer Support.

Reporting to the Sales Director, you will be the initial contact for customer support and technical queries for both existing and new customers.

The role will be based at our head office in Hunmanby and you will be working closely with both the Sales and Marketing departments as well as with the other technical departments within the company.

You will also be responsible for updating the online knowledgebase and will be involved in the development of customer support tools such as training videos and user documentation.

This role would suit candidates with a service, test or technical background with some experience of customer support.  You will be familiar with Microsoft Office and other commonly used PC software packages.

You will also be responsible for documenting customer queries and liaising with different departments within the company.

This is an exciting opportunity to join an ambitious company with well-structured development plans. We are a growing company and are looking for employees who are seeking an opportunity where they can make a difference and build a career within a highly successful and fast paced business

More details can be found on our website at www.cirrusresearch.co.uk/careers

The NoiseTools software supplied with the optimus sound level meters can be run on most modern PCs.

To get the best from the software your PC should meet the minimum specifications below and where possible meet the recommended specifications. Continue reading »

If you are upgrading your PC to Windows 7 and you are using a USB connection to download measurements, you may need to update the drivers to allow your software to communicate with your instrument.

The information in this Technical Note covers the main instrument ranges and software packages and the steps needed to upgrade or update existing drivers. Continue reading »

Today we’re launching our new 2012 ‘Noise in Action’ Photography Competition with the 12 winning images featuring in our 2013 charity calendar, on sale from the end of October 2012.

We’re looking for interesting, unusual and imaginative images of ‘Noise in Action’ to feature in the calendar. This could be anything from an image of our products being used in obscure or picturesque places to a photograph creatively illustrating noise, noise measurement or the impact of noise.

The first prize is a £150 Amazon voucher with the image featured on the front of the calendar and on one of the pages.

There are also 11 runners up prizes of £50 Amazon vouchers to be won for the images selected for inclusion, plus all of the 12 winning photographs will feature in our 2013 charity calendar.

Details can be found on the How to Enter pages and full Terms and Conditions are also available.

If you have any questions about what type of images would be suitable or how to enter, please contact us and we will be pleased to here from you.

The closing date for entries is the 31st August 2012.

Happy snapping!

Some older Cirrus sound level meters and doseBadge Reader units that had an RS232 data output were supplied with a converter to allow the instruments to be used with a USB connection. This converter is the Sunix UTS1009B.

The drivers supplied with this converter were compatible with Windows XP. If you have upgraded your PC to Windows Vista or Windows 7, these drivers may not be compatible. If you reinstall the software onto your new PC from the original CD, the older drivers will be installed and you may find that the software cannot connect to your instrument. Continue reading »

We’ve uploaded a new video that shows how simple our Trojan Noise Nuisance Recorder is to use.

You can find this video on YouTube:

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or you can view it on our new video website at www.cirrusresearch.tv.

Happy viewing!

 

Windshields fitted to outdoor measuring microphones serve a dual purpose – to reduce wind-generated noise, and to protect the delicate microphone from damage by environmental factors such as rain, ice and dust.

However, the presence of a windshield inevitably affects the directional and frequency responses of the measuring system.

This paper presents results of measurements on the directional and frequency responses of a selection of windshield types under a variety of climate conditions such as rain and ice, and after typical wear such as bird damage and sunlight degradation.

The paper concludes with remarks on the potential for deviations in measurement performance due to the windshield when carrying out real-world environmental noise measurements.

Click here to download this paper as a PDF from our document library. 

 

As a motorbike track day enthusiast and rider myself, I have friends regularly asking me for advice when it comes to what is the maximum sound level their bike exhaust noise level can be.

When I reply with the question, ‘what circuit are you racing at?’ they seem surprised that this is relevant and that I was unable to provide them with a simple dB Level!

A circuit has individual noise levels in force depending on their surrounding environment; these considerations can include how close they are, for example, to residential properties, a hospital or a school. The decision of what this noise level will be is based on calculations on the levels coming from the track and how the noise propagates to these properties. Continue reading »

We’ve added 3 new dates for in 2012 our Cirrus Product Training Courses (CPTC).

These are:

Wednesday 14th March 2012
The East Midlands Conference Centre

Thursday 29th March 2012
Castle Combe Circuit

Wednesday 4th April 2012
Oulton Park Circuit, Cheshire

Wednesday 11th April 2012
Brands Hatch Circuit, Kent

For more information, click here or visit our website at www.cirrusresearch.co.uk/training

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