Interacoustics Titan Instructions For Use Manual page 80

Titan Instructions for Use - EN Page 76
Right clicking on the DP-I/O graph provides the following
options:
Add an additional level after testing of the original protocol
has finished. Point and right click your mouse at the
frequency that you would like to test. Click on Add then
select an available level to additionally measure. After adding
one or more levels you will notice that the Start button
changes to say Continue. Clicking Continue will measure
all inserted levels without a time limit. Press Stop when the
additional points are sufficiently tested.
Next measurement point interrupts the automatic test
procedure and forces the Titan to start testing at the next
intensity immediately. This function is available when max
test point has been selected in the protocol.
Measure only selected level results in re-testing the
currently selected measurement point only. Select a
measurement point to re-test by right clicking on it. A black
circle around the measurement point indicates that it is
selected. After pressing Continue (where the Start button
was) the selected point will be tested without a time
limitation. Press Stop to stop testing.
The minimum test requirements as defined in the protocol
are displayed beside some of the items in the Test
summary table. These numbers in parentheses change to
a check mark when the minimum requirement has been met
during testing.
The Point Summary table displays the f2 test frequencies,
DP level, Noise, SNR and Reliability percentage. The
Detected column displays a check mark when the specified
frequency has met the criteria as setup in the protocol.
DP level, Noise and SNR values are rounded based on raw
data. Therefore, the calculated SNR value displayed may
not always equal the DP level minus the Noise.
When the stimulus level goes outside the tolerance set in the
protocol setup, the stimulus levels outside tolerance pop-
up dialogue will appear on screen.
Press Stop to stop testing.
Press Continue after checking and/or fixing the probe
placement.