Thanks for posting Nick. The graphs have different axes than I'm used to looking at, so please bear with my questions.
It's loudness against time, and the different colored lines represent the frequencies played? (i.e. 63 Hz though 11.3 kHz?)
Also, does the RS232 connect to a microphone to measure the output from the speakers, or is it just measuring the output of the different channels on the receiver before they are driven through the speakers?
Jason
Yea, I'm learning too since it seems to be a little different.
As for the RS232 and microphone question, it uses a microphone that came with the receiver that I placed at ear level in the primary seating position. The receiver them played a variety of white noise and pulses (for echo???) for all of the channels for a little while. Again, I'm looking to see if this is useful at all, or if I just need to spend the countless hours graphing with a SPL meter. It was nice to set this up, press START, walk away for 15 minutes, and then come back and see it on my computer already graphed...
