Connecting Transducers To The Shoulder Box And Preamplifier; Placing And Using The Long Clinical Extension Cable (Shoulder Box) Or Preamplifier Cable - Interacoustics Titan Instructions For Use Manual

Titan Instructions for Use - EN

Connecting transducers to the shoulder box and PreAmplifier

You can only perform contralateral stimulation during impedance reflex measurements when the long clinical
extension cable (shoulder box) or PreAmplifier cable is connected to the Titan.
1
Placing and using the Long Clinical Extension Cable (Shoulder Box) or
PreAmplifier Cable
The long clinical extension cable with the small shoulder box can be used for impedance and OAE
measurements. The PreAmplifier cable is required for ABRIS testing and can also be used with all other
modules.
Use the clip on the back of the long clinical extension cable (shoulder box) to attach it to the clothing of the
patient. For most patients it may be suitable to attach the shoulder box to the collar of their shirt/blouse. For
the PreAmplifier cable it may be more suitable to attach it to the strap which can then be placed around the
neck of the parent who is holding the patient.
2
When using the long clinical extension cable (shoulder
box) for IMP/OAE, plug the jack of the contralateral
headphone, insert phone or CIR55 into the shoulder box
where it is labeled "Phones Contra".
When using the PreAmplifier cable, all transducers
(contra headphones, TDH39, Insert EarTone 3A etc),
except for the probe, are connected via the Omnetics port
(1) beside the probe connection plate (2).
2
The shoulder box button (1) can be used for operating the Titan
during and in between testing.
During PC controlled mode testing, the shoulder box button (1)
can be used to START or STOP testing when a seal is
maintained in the ear.
In between testing, when the probe is out of the ear, pressing the
button will change the selected ear from right to left and vice
versa.
The button (2) on the PreAmplifier can be used to START or
STOP a test.
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