Turn on and off using the push button on the front.
2. Charging
Charge via the USB-C port on the back of the Ohr-1. The Ohr-1 is fully compliant with the USB-C specification and can be plugged into your computer or a power adapter.
The Ohr-1's battery lasts for ~100hrs of continuous use.
3. Indicator Light
There is a power indicator light in the bottom-right corner of the display.
Fast flash = low battery (~3 hours left).
Slow flash = charging.
4. Level Guide
The threshold for hearing damage is 85dB(A). That is when the Ohr-1's dispay will turn red. The level you require will depend on the space you're in and its purpose. If you're in a studio you should be in the green/amber range. A club or venue will almost always exceed 85dB(A).
<80
Unlimited safe listening time
83
Optimum level for mixing and mastering.
85
Threshold for hearing damage. (13hrs/week max)
90
Loud, likely to cause hearing damage
100
An approximate target level for a club sound system.
5. Placement
The Ohr-1 is versatile and can be placed in a variety of locations. As a general rule of thumb try not to place the device directly in front of monitoring speakers (if in a studio). The Ohr-1 works well placed on your mixing desk in front of you, adjacent to monitoring speakers or on top of monitoring speakers.
6. Device Care
We have built the Ohr-1 to be rugged and durable, however we recommend the following care:
Avoid liquid exposure.
Avoid getting dirt and liquid into the microphone port (located on the top of the device).
While the Ohr-1 can take a beating we recommend wrapping the Ohr-1 in something soft to avoid any light cosmetic damage when placed in a bag.
We are firm believers in right to repair. The Ohr-1 has been designed in a modular way that allows easy repair and replacement of components. We stock and sell all the necessary replacement parts for the Ohr-1, just get in touch!
7. Tech Specs
The Ohr-1 measures A frequency-weighted, slow time-weighted SPL
Frequency Response: 20Hz–12,500Hz
SPL Range: 32dB(A)–128dB(A)
Accuracy: tested with a class II SLM calibrator. Accurate to ±1dB(A) at 1000Hz. Uncertainty may be higher across the frequency spectrum
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