Extending The Test Time; Adjusting The Stimulus Intensity - Interacoustics Eclipse Instructions For Use Manual

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The ASSR table displays the detection curve information in a table format. Each tested frequency and
intensity is shown along with the detection percentage (response probability) and residual noise level in nV.
Green indicates the specific frequency/intensity reached 100% detection, while red indicates 100% detection
was not reached.
If the same intensity is tested more than once, the one with the best response will be shown in the table.
The efficiency of the method used for determining the residual noise level is described in the following article:
Elberling, C., & Don, M. (1984). Quality estimation of average auditory brainstem responses. Scand Audiol,
13, 187-197.

6.7.6 Extending the Test Time

Right click on the Right
frequencies for the selected ear.
Right click within the desired Test Frequency Graph to Extend Test Time for the selected frequency.

6.7.7 Adjusting the Stimulus Intensity

Right click on the Right
stimulation intensity for the entire selected ear immediately. Ongoing recordings for the selected ear will be
stopped.
Right click within the desired Test Frequency Graph to change the Stimulus Intensity for the selected
frequency. Only intensities within the grey area can be selected. This safeguards against stimulating at
intensity levels greater than an 20dB difference between the test frequencies.
or Left text above the Test Frequency Graphs to select Extend Test Time for all test
and Left text above the Test Frequency Graphs to select and initiate an overall
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