K 2 meter

Specifications General specifications Product Name Eaton meter socket lug Catalog Number CH558901L350 UPC 782116122226 Product Length/Depth 3 in Product Height 1.5 in Product Width 2 in Product Weight 0.5 lb Warranty Eaton Selling Policy 25-000, one (1) year from the date of installation of the Product or eighteen (18) months from the date of shipment of the Product, whichever occurs first. Certifications UL Listed Product specifications Special features Used with K-base meter sockets Type #6-350 kcmil lug Accessories 3/8 in stud Used with K-base meter sockets Export product specification Catalogs Specifications and datasheets Note: If file(s) are missing from the .zip download then the file type is not supported by bulk download. Download Links Resi - Metering Residential Contact phone: 1-877-ETN-CARE Email: Sales support [email protected] Phone: Technical support 877-386-2273, Opt 2, Opt 2, Opt 1 --> Need product support? Support from Eaton Technical Support Information Questions before you buy, or about a product you already own? 877-386-2273, Opt 2, Opt 2, Opt 1 or email: [email protected]

DBFS Total Posts : 867 Joined: 2010/12/10 06:42:03Location: Germany Status: offline Re:Output meter to show actual Analog level? 2012/02/07 10:34:31 (permalink) We digitize tapes, vinyl, dat, md ... in broadcast and studio quality for publishers, public institutions and individuals.4 x Intel Quad-CPU, 4GHz Sonar Platinum (Windows 10 - 64Bit) and 14 computers for recording tapes, vinyl ...4 x RME Fireface 800, 2 x Roland Octa Capture and 4 x Roland Quad Capture, Focusrite .... Studer A80, RP99, EMT948 ...(Germany) bitflipper 01100010 01101001 01110100 01100110 01101100 01101 Total Posts : 26036 Joined: 2006/09/17 11:23:23Location: Everett, WA USA Status: offline Re:Output meter to show actual Analog level? 2012/02/07 13:30:28 (permalink) M@B, consider picking up or borrowing an SPL meter. They're cheap. If you're in the U.S. you can get one at Radio Shack for around $30. This device will allow you to calibrate your interface and speakers so that there is a known relationship between the meters in your DAW and the loudness you hear out of your speakers. That is the basis for the K system. Once you've done that (and it's very easy to do), you should thereafter do just fine with Elephant's built-in meters set to one of the K settings. Start with K-14 and make some test masters. If it's not as loud as you'd like on your iPod or car stereo, switch to the K-12 standard. Which one you choose isn't as important as just choosing one and sticking with it. All else is in doubt, so this is the truth I cling to. My Stuff

The deluxe version for 10 € by using the purchase-link in their Klanghelm user account. VUMT Painstakingly modeled behavior and recreation of the general ballistics of classic VU meters three different VU implementations to choose from unique overshoot control to match your favorite analog VU meter you are familiar with, tweak-able rise/fallback times PPM DIN (Type I) mode with adjustable rise/fallback times RMS meter with selectable "+3dB (AES-17)" option and adjustable RMS-window plus integrated peak-bargraphand K-12, K-14, K-20 scales to enable proper K-metering Fully customizable smart Clip-LED: lights up yellow/orange when exceeding a user defined level(your headroom) and turns red when digital overs are taking place switchable (and customizable) hold needle which shows the current max VU value switchable (and customizable) numerical readouts for peak and meter values included TRIM controls for left, right, mid, side channels to make gain staging easy Easy on the eyes, comes with EIGHT skins to be pleasant to look at for (almost) everybody optional editable instance label GUI resizing - select from 6 different GUI sizes option to show the meters only and hide all controls from the GUI on stereo channel you can switch between single and dual meter display preset browser with easy copy/paste, save as default... global settings to customize knob-behavior, adjust the refresh rate of the meter-needles and more dedicated standalone application included (Note: the standalone version needs a physical input to display levels. So if you want to use it in conjunction with a media player, you can do

(Correctly called "SI") The metric system is a system of measuring. It has three main units: mthe meter for lengthkgthe kilogram for masssthe second for time With those three simple measurementswe can measure nearly everything in the world! Examples: Meter The length of this guitar is about 1 meter: When unfolded this ruler measures 2 meters: Kilogram This gold bar has a mass of 1 kilogram: A dictionary also has a mass of about 1 kilogram: Second 1 second is about as long as it takes to say "one thousand one" images/clock-drag.js?w=300 Larger or Smaller But what if we want to talk about really big or really small things? Answer: we can use Metric Number Prefixes like "kilo" (a thousand) and "milli" (one thousandth) and so on Examples: something that is 1,000 meters is a "kilometer" a very short time of one thousandth of a second is a "millisecond" In fact the kilogram already uses this method, as it's a thousand grams, a kilogram.Here is a quick summary of the special prefixes: Common Big and Small Numbers Name The Number Prefix Symbol trillion 1,000,000,000,000 tera T billion 1,000,000,000 giga G million 1,000,000 mega M thousand 1,000 kilo k hundred 100 hecto h ten 10 deka da unit 1 tenth 0.1 deci d hundredth 0.01 centi c thousandth 0.001 milli m millionth 0.000 001 micro µ billionth 0.000 000 001 nano n trillionth 0.000 000 000 001 pico p Examples: A thousand meters is a kilometer and abbreviated km (k for kilo, m for meter) A million liters is a megaliter and abbreviated ML A millionth of a second is a microsecond and abbreviated µs (µ is the greek symbol "mu") These prefixes are used for computers too! A megabyte (MB) is a million bytes, a gigabyte (GB) is a billion bytes, etc. How to remember? For large values (each one a thousand times bigger) say: "kilo mega giga tera" And for small values (each one a thousand times smaller) say: "milli micro nano pico" Try saying them both a few times, they sort of rhyme and become easy to remember. Making Other Units We can also combine the meter, kilogram and second to make new Units of Measurement! Example: Speed Speed is how far something moves over a period of time So it can be measured in meters per second It means: How many meters does something travel in one second We can write it as meters/second, or more simply m/s Here are a few common units that are based on the meter, kilogram and second: Area Square Meter Area is length by length, so the basic unit of area is a square that is 1 meter on each side,