"System Check" Mode; Main Screen Of "System Check" Mode; Probe Screen - Phonak Serenity SafetyMeter User Manual

Table of Contents

Advertisement

Available languages

Available languages

7 "System check" mode

The software automatically suggests a system check every 6 months. When a system
check (for a specific probe) is necessary the below message appears at start-up.
This message appears every time SafetyMeter starts-up, up to a maximum of 5 times for
each probe.
Each time this message is displayed, the warnings counter of the probe decreases (see
paragraph 7.2).

7.1 Main screen of "System check" mode

The left-hand buttons follow the system check test sequence
To go to the next step, click the "right arrow" button
the "left arrow" button or Page Up on your keyboard to return to the previous page.
On-line help is available for each screen by clicking the "?" button at the bottom left of
the screen
.
t

7.2 Probe screen

All available probes are listed in the middle frame. The date when these were last checked
is given, as well as their status
.
u
Once a probe has been successfully checked its status is marked Ç. It can then be used in
attenuation control mode.
16
.
e
or Page Down on the keyboard. Click
r
7
"System check" mode
If a probe's status is Ï then the warnings counter must be checked :
u If one or more warnings remain, you can continue to make attenuation controls with
that probe. However please perform the system check as soon as possible.
u If a probe's warning number reaches 0, the system will not allow attenuation controls
to be performed with the probe and corresponding products will no longer be displayed
on the product selection list. To re-include these, a system check must be passed by the
corresponding probe.
Select the probe you are going to check from the list (highlighted in grey).
Make sure the probe and headphones are connected to the soundcard.
17

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading

This manual is also suitable for:

Serenity classic safetymeter

Table of Contents