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“Event database” dialog box: “Check maximum value:” button. A value of
“0” stands for “No”, a value of “1” for “Yes”.
MaxWertMinimum=
“Event database” dialog box: “Check maximum value (min:)” input field.
MaxWertMaximum=
“Event database” dialog box: “Check maximum value (max:)” input field.
LeqDurchLmaxCheck=
“Event database” dialog box; “Lmax/Check SEL ratio:” button. A value of
“0” stands for “No”, a value of “1” for “Yes”.
LeqDurchLmaxMin=
“Event database” dialog box; “Lmax/Check SEL ratio (min:)” input field.
LeqDurchLmaxMax=
“Event database” dialog box; “Lmax/Check SEL ratio (max:)” input field.
LeqCheck=
“Event database” dialog box: “Check Leq:” button. A value of “0” stands for
“No”, a value of “1” for “Yes”.
LeqMin=
“Event database” dialog box: “Check Leq (min:)” input field.
LeqMax=
“Event database” dialog box: “Check Leq (max:)” input field.

1.2.8 Noisy server
While an online measurement is in progress, the sound level value can be
retrieved via the “Noisy server”. If, e.g., Noisy is started with the program line
parameter “/Server:5025”, Noisy starts a server which can be prompted to
issue the current sound level value from outside via the Internet. The “5025”
example number specifies the corresponding server port.
If the server receives the “NOISYLEVEL” command, the server transmits the
“NOISYLEVEL,0,Level= 42.4” reply (example). The “level” the server feeds
back is a 1-second maximum value.