NeuroTek Deluxe Tac/AudioScan Operating Instructions page 2

Deluxe Tac/AudioScan Operating Instructions
External audio source
plugs in here.
Tactile pulsers
plug in here.
Visual Indicators
Digital Display
shows count &
settings
AC Adapter
plugs in here
Speed
Control
Power
Switch
Deluxe Tac/AudioScan Controls
The DeluxeTac/AudioScan is very simple to operate. The only assembly required
is plugging in the headphones and the tactile pulsers. Set the volume, speed and intensity
controls to the desired levels and you are ready to go.
Audio Mode: To select one of 4 internally generated sounds or use an external
audio source, move the mode switch to the select position. When the desired audio mode
is illuminated on the visual indicators, move the switch back to
the stop (middle) position to set the mode. If selecting the ex-
ternal audio mode, connect from the audio input jack on the
Tac/AudioScan to the headphone jack of any external tape or
CD player using the supplied interface cable. (See example)
To start the alternating tones and tactile, move the mode switch
to the start position. To pause in between sets, stop the alter-
nations by moving the mode switch back to the center (stop)
position. If the power switch is turned off, the audio mode will
return to the default "tones" mode when turned back on.
Hold the gray pulser in your left hand and the black
pulser in your right hand. The gray pulser pulses with the left
light and tone, and the black pulser pulses with the right light
and tone.
If the Tac/AudioScan doesn't work, verify that the bat-
tery is inserted correctly. Follow the label illustration inside the
battery compartment for correct battery orientation.
Hint: When using an external audio source containing
a speaking voice, turn the base adjustment on your audio source
to the lowest minimum setting for best sound quality.
Headphones
plug in here.
Visual Indicators
Green lights turn red
when low battery
Pulser
Intensity Control
Volume
Control
Mode Switch
Mode/Stop/Start
Example of how to connect to
Audio Mode Select
external audio source: Using
audio cable (supplied with plug
on both ends), connect one
end to headphone port on your
music source and the other
end to the Deluxe Tac/
AudioScan's audio input port
as shown.
Battery Compartment
-
+
To open, slide
Battery
cover down
polarity
Low Battery indicator: When the battery gets low the 2 green visual indicators
will turn red. The red lights indicate it is time to change the battery.
Digital Display: In normal operation mode the digital
display is in counter mode and 3 dots are turned off. When
paused the display holds last count. The counter will reset
when the session is restarted. Selecting audio modes will
turn on 3 dots on the display. The left digit displays Speed
setting, middle digit displays Intensity setting and right
digit displays Volume setting. Moving mode switch back to
center locks in audio mode and continues to display
adjustment settings. Moving mode switch back to run
returns display to counter mode.
**** Important Information - Please Read ****
* If your pulsers stop working or become intermittent *
If your pulsers stop working or become intermittent, try a new, fresh battery or try
using the AC adapter. When the battery becomes weak, the tones and lights may
continue to operate correctly while the pulsers may become weak or intermittent. This is
normal when the battery is weak. If a new battery does not fix the problem, contact
NeuroT ek for instructions. Please do not return any product without first calling us as this
may delay any needed repairs.
An important note about the cables
To extend the life of your product and reduce the possibility of product
failure, we advise using care when handling the cables for this product. By
following these suggestions you may significantly extend the product's life and
reduce the need for repairs:
1. Do not wrap cables tightly around the product. Coil the wires and use a twist tie.
2. Do not pull or stretch the cables.
3. Do not step or walk on the wires that are lying on the floor.
4. If the lengths seem too long, coil the excess and wrap with a rubber band or
twist tie to prevent from dragging on the floor.
By using care and common sense, you may prevent the need for future repairs.