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- Page 1 Model 1000+ User Manual AMBCO 1000+ AUDIOMETER AMBCO ELECTRONICS 15052 REDHILL AVE SUITE #D • TUSTIN, CA 92780 • (714) 259-7930 • FAX (714) 259-1688 WWW.AMBCO.COM 10-1003, Rev. A DCO 17–008, 11–13–17...
- Page 2 Model 1000+ User Manual Table of Contents 1 About the 1000+ Audiometer 2 Features and Specifications of the Model 1000+ 3 Getting Started – Patient Instructions 4 Threshold Hearing Tests 5 No Response 6 Recording Results 7 Screening Manually 8 Screening with AUTO TEST 9 Exiting AUTO TEST Mode 10 Interpreting Results 10-1003, Rev.
- Page 3 Model 1000+ – User Manual ABOUT THE 1000+ AUDIOMETER The AMBCO Model 1000+ is a microprocessor controlled pure tone air conduction audiometer with automated screening test feature. FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE MODEL 1000+ Meets performance requirements of ANSI S3.6-1996 OPERATING TEMPERATURE: 15°...
- Page 4 Model 1000+ – User Manual THRESHOLD TESTING – ESTABLISHING HEARING LEVEL AT SELECTED FREQUENCIES 4.1. Follow the steps in Section 3 – Getting Started. 4.2. Present familiarization tone. Set HTL at 40 dB and FREQUENCY at 1000 Hz. 4.3. Press PRESENT TONE (lower center of panel) for 1-2 seconds. RED light above TONE indicates tone is being presented.
- Page 5 Model 1000+ – User Manual RECORDING RESULTS 6.1. Using a common pad, Figure 1, you may record the results as in the following example. 6.2. Write the results above and below the frequencies on bottom of audiogram pad. Results 500Hz 20dB 10dB 1000Hz...
- Page 6 Model 1000+ – User Manual √ ▬ PASS FAIL At 25dB the patient failed at 4000Hz both ears SCREENING WITH AUTO TEST The MODEL 1000+ is a microprocessor-controlled audiometer capable of screening sequentially. Once the AUTO-TEST mode is selected by the operator and after the HTL dB screening is selected by pressing PRESENT TONE, the sequential screening is initiated.
- Page 7 Model 1000+ – User Manual 10. INTERPRETING RESULTS The hearing test results are interpreted by qualified persons such as physicians, audiologists, or nurses. Numerous factors affect hearing, such as age and background noise. This list below may be used as a general guideline to compare hearing test results. AVERAGE THRESHOLD LEVEL (dB)* 00 –...
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