Quick start
Your first measurement in a few steps: install SPL Sense, create a measurement, set the offset, measure, archive in SPL Cloud and download a PDF report.
Documentation
How to use SPL Sense and SPL Cloud: from your first measurement to Pro features and the API.
Here you will find everything about SPL Sense (the measurement software on your computer) and SPL Cloud (the online archive and team collaboration). This documentation describes version 2.0.
Where do you want to start?
| You want to … | Read … |
|---|---|
| measure for the first time | Quick start: create a measurement, set the offset, measure, archive in the cloud, PDF report |
| know SPL Sense in detail: value profiles, live screen, leveler, calibration, autonomous mode | SPL Sense |
| run SPL Sense on a Raspberry Pi as a fixed measuring station | SPL Sense for Linux |
| work with several measuring points, in a team or with authorities | SPL Cloud |
| alarms, remote control, shareable links, reports with deviations and pictures | SPL Cloud Pro |
| integrate SPL Sense into your own systems | For developers |
| look up terms such as LAeq, A/C/Z or offset | Basics |
Help in the app
In SPL Sense and SPL Cloud, the Help button (question mark at the top right) opens this documentation. Ctrl+K (Mac: ⌘+K) searches measurements and settings in both apps.
SPL Sense
All SPL Sense features in detail: measurements, value profiles, live screen, leveler, calibration and settings.
SPL Sense for Linux
SPL Sense on a Raspberry Pi: hardware, installation, update and operation as a permanent measuring station.
SPL Cloud
Archive, collaboration and access: organizations, instances, jobs, measurements and read access.
SPL Cloud Pro
Additional features per measurement: pricing and billing, shared links, reports, pictures, alarms and remote control.
For developers
Integrate SPL Sense into your own systems: API and data formats.
Basics
Regulations, terms, the right measuring point, the offset and how to deal with audience noise.