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 Refer to the links below to get started on setup:
-  - [[pa-industry-standards|Industry Safety Standards]]
+  - [[pa:industry-standards|Industry Safety Standards]]
   - [[pa:setup|Running PA]]
   - [[general:data|Where is My Data?]]
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 **[[pa:fft-spectral-analysis|FFT Spectral Analysis]]**\\  FFT analysis test focuses on using applications of digital signal processing theory such as calculations of auto-power spectrum, cross power spectrum & RMS for input channel signals.
-**[[pa-octave-and-acoustic-analysis|Octave & Acoustic Analysis]]**\\  Acoustics Analysis provides 1/Nth octave analysis using true real-time digital filters in accordance with ANSI std. S1.11:2004, Order 3 Type 1-D and IEC 61260-1995 specifications. A, B, and C weighting filters can be applied to the input data. Output results are weighted or unweighted RMS values.
+**[[pa:octave-and-acoustic-analysis|Octave & Acoustic Analysis]]**\\  Acoustics Analysis provides 1/Nth octave analysis using true real-time digital filters in accordance with ANSI std. S1.11:2004, Order 3 Type 1-D and IEC 61260-1995 specifications. A, B, and C weighting filters can be applied to the input data. Output results are weighted or unweighted RMS values.
-**[[pa-data-conditioning|Data Conditioning]]**\\ Supported by FFT Spectral Analysis, Time-Stamp, Order-Tracking, Sine Reduction & Basic Signal-Conditioning support data conditioning feature.
+**[[pa:data-conditioning|Data Conditioning]]**\\ Supported by FFT Spectral Analysis, Time-Stamp, Order-Tracking, Sine Reduction & Basic Signal-Conditioning support data conditioning feature.
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