Working With User-Defined Setups (Test Protocols); Tone Settings - Interacoustics AA222 Additional Information

AA222 Additional Information
4.3.2

Working with user-defined setups (test protocols)

There are many different requirements regarding both the functionality and appearance of an audiometer,
depending on the specific situation as well as factors such as national standards. When the device asks for
settings at startup, the device will load the preferred protocol setup of a given clinician or clinic.
This provides the user with the flexibility to tailor the system according to their specific preferences. When
creating a protocol, save the protocol to a given name. The user settings are then loaded either when selecting
the defined protocol from the Setup, or when selecting the protocol list starting the device, if Ask for setting at
startup is activated in common settings – Aud.
4.3.3

Tone settings

Hold the Setup button and rotate the wheel in order to select Tone settings. From tone settings you can
change the following settings.
Measurement type
In order to use dedicated symbols for aided and binaural measurements make sure you select the
A
correct measurement type here.
Masking type is the default type of masking used for tone audiometry; NB or WN.
B
C The default Measurement type to start with can be set here. The options are Hearing Level (HL),
Most Comfortable Level (MCL), Uncomfortable Level (UCL) and Tinnitus.
Representation
D Select Show right and left in a single audiogram to view the audiometric results for the right and
left ear in a single audiogram.
Show masking information on screen. The masking table will be shown below the audiogram.
E
F Show banana overlay displays the speech banana in the audiogram. You can adjust the frequency
and intensity of the banana by pressing the button
Enabling Magnify the head up display defaults to displaying the numerical information of the
G
transducer as large.
in the setup.
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