UCA222 calibration problem again

Gmauro

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Hi to all, i need your help to solve UCA222 calibration problem for impedance measurments.
I've try to do new 3 step calibration, but after 1 step i see the attached error message about a timing offset, completly new for me. Any suggestion to solve this? i don't have never had this problem during calibration.
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Thanks to all for your help.
Mauro
 

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What do you mean? What monitor? I dont understand....
 

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Thanks for your constant support John! This evening when i come back to home i will check.
I try to another question about SPL measurment, not related with UCA 222 use, why if i use "acoustic timing reference" the initiale and finally "bip" is too low, if related to swipe volume, and in some case appear rew message about low level of the "bip" signal? in the past days, this not occour and bip whas clearly too high.
 

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Make sure the Ref output is going to a speaker with a tweeter. The ref output should go to the same speaker for all measurements.
 

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Check the Windows audio properties for playback and recording in the Windows Sound control panel and make sure the Default format on the Advanced tab for both is a 48 kHz format, make sure "Disable all enhancements" is selected on the Enhancements tab and make sure "Listen to this device" is not selected on the Listen tab of the Recording properties.
 

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Check the Windows audio properties for playback and recording in the Windows Sound control panel and make sure the Default format on the Advanced tab for both is a 48 kHz format, make sure "Disable all enhancements" is selected on the Enhancements tab and make sure "Listen to this device" is not selected on the Listen tab of the Recording properties.
All this check is done and ok as you mentioned. i will attach other screen to help you to see if some parameters is incorrect.
 

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Better to use the EXCL device entries. Please make a soundcard calibration and attach the mdat file for that.
 

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Better to use the EXCL device entries. Please make a soundcard calibration and attach the mdat file for that.
Hi John, sorry for the late reply. in attached the file requested fom you. Will wait for some advice.
Thanks again
Mauro
 

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The loopback measurement looks fine.

How is your jig wired? In the screenshots posted sometimes you are using the L output, sometimes the R, sometimes the L input, sometimes the R. With the suggested setup (below) you would be using R as the output and R as the input for impedance measurements.

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