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Views on the Edge 
          Definitions of data log values and views 
053-644, Rev E  
Page   21 
 
eg4 & eg3 
 
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Views on the 
Edge 
Explanation 
 
 
 
Memory storage symbol –   
eg4:  The eg4 model displays the total memory storage 
remaining in hours and minutes.  For example, if it displays the 
memory symbol 181:50 this represents 181 hours and 50 
minutes of memory storage remaining on the dosimeter. 
eg3:  The eg3 model displays the memory by indicating the 
remaining number of studies it will store into memory. For 
example, if the eg3 displays “50” this indicates you can store 50 
studies on the dosimeter.  (Note:  the difference is because the 
eg3 model does not data log.
 
Calendar symbol– The calendar symbol and calendar field 
displays the day-month-year  
 
Battery power clock symbol – The battery power clock 
symbol identifies the number of hours and minutes of battery 
time remaining on the dosimeter.   
 
Table 3-1:  Dosimeter parameters and definitions (continued) 
 
      
  Edge Measurement descriptors/variants 
         The following is an explanation of the Edge descriptors and equivalents for Lmax, Lmin, & Lpk. 
Descriptors  
Variants 
Lmax variants 
Sound pressure level is the basic measure of noise loudness, expressed 
in decibels.  (In DMS this is noted as “SPL”) 
L
ASMX
 
Maximum sound level- is the highest sound level recorded during a 
measurement interval with a particular response setting (Slow or Fast) and 
weighting (A or C). LMax is the highest value that is included in LAvg or 
dose calculations.  
Under OSHA regulations, unprotected workers may not be exposed to 
maximum sound levels greater than 115 dB, measured with a Slow 
response rate. 
L
CPK
 
Peak Level - is the highest instantaneous sound pressure level recorded 
during a measurement interval. Unlike the maximum level, the peak is 
detected independently of dosimeter settings for response rate or weighting. 
Under OSHA regulations, unprotected workers may not be exposed to peak 
sound levels greater than 140 dB. 
L
ASMN
 
Minimum sound level - The lowest sampled sound level during the 
measurement interval allowing for the unit’s Response Time setting (Fast or 
Slow). 
 
 
 
Table 3-2:  Dosimeter measurement descriptors/variants