Introduction to ACME

Welcome to the ACME user guide. ACME (ACoustic Measurement Environment) is a multi-purpose acoustic measurement and analysis tool. It provides tools for measuring, a signal generator, power spectra and sound level analysis.

Additionally, ACME is the required software for performing μZ impedance tube (product page) measurements and analyses. More information on the measurement and analysis procedures for this system can be found at the µZ impedance (user guide).

For more detailed description, please continue reading this user guide. This ACME user manual covers ACME version v0.8.x.

Reporting bugs

If you find any software bugs, inconsistencies, errors or improvement hints, please let us know on support@ascee.nl and we will fix it as soon as possible.

A privacy notice

We value your privacy, so we do not store unnessesary (personal) information. No (tracking) cookies are stored. We do a small bit of analytics for this site, just to see how many people are watching our documentation and to have a rough idea of where they are from¹. Basically the only thing happening is a counter increase of the number of unique visitors we get.

Notes on this manual

The user interface of ACME picks up the style from its operating system. Therefore, colors, styles and places of buttons can vary a bit depending on your used operating system. There might be small differences between the screenshots in this user manual and the actual user interface.

We did our best to provide a proper manual, free of errors. However, if you do find an error or incomplete part, please let us know by sending an email to support@ascee.nl.

Enjoy!😄

1. This is done by masking the last byte of the IP address ↩