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eMKW-TD0054-Rev25 | Date of Issue:14-09-2022 -

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  • Page 1 eMKW-TD0054-Rev25 | Date of Issue:14-09-2022 -...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Contents Introduction Operator Training Requirements Getting Started Remote Testing Getting Started with the Kuduwave™ Software Working with Folders Working with Patients Working with Clinical Tests Kuduwave™ Tympanometer Kuduwave™ Integrations Settings X-check (Cross Check) Assistance from the Manufacturer Cleaning and Maintenance...

  • Page 3: Introduction

    An operator may not act as a professional unless qualified to do so. Medical Purpose The medical purpose of the Kuduwave is to assist in testing the behavioral auditory responses of a patient and to determine hearing thresholds which will assist in diagnosis of hearing impairments.
  • Page 4 Where the audiometer needs to travel regularly from one test site to the next. Contra-Indications The Kuduwave cannot be used to do behavioral testing in subjects that cannot clearly indicate when they heard the sounds presented, for example younger children (less than 12 months of age) and mentally compromised test subjects.

  • Page 5: Operator Training Requirements

    Mark the package as FRAGILE when it is in transit. Frequent Usage The Kuduwave is suitable for continuous, regular use. Analysis of all its functions confirms that there is no risk to either the operator or patient. These functions are detailed within this document and include measures to minimize any potential risk.
  • Page 6 Additional technical support is also available via our ticket based system, online chat, email and telephone with the Kuduwave support team. Additional group or one-one training may be provided at a cost, to be determined at such time as it is necessary.

  • Page 7: Getting Started

    ● Patient Management and Medical Record Suite - eMoyo-EMR ● Telemedicine Enabled Your Kuduwave can be one of the following configurations, which determines what tests it can perform and extra features it may have. Kuduwave™ OH Kuduwave™ Prime Kuduwave™ Pro Kuduwave™...
  • Page 8 Three meter long twisted Kuduwave dual USB cable ● USB patient response button ● Radio Ear Bone vibrator with metal headband attached to the Kuduwave black headband with a screw (Pro and Pro TMP configurations only) ● Calibration certificate ●...
  • Page 9 ● At least 3 ports available for the Kuduwave connections (Left cup, Right cup, and Response Button) A USB Hub cannot be used with the Kuduwave Pro TMP. Consult support if you require one. ● Software Installation If your Kuduwave controller PC was professionally configured by eMoyo, all the necessary software will already be installed.
  • Page 10 Please follow these five steps eMoyo-EMR as administrator: Right click on the eMoyo-EMR desktop shortcut. Click “Properties” at the bottom of the dropdown menu. Click “Advanced” in eMoyo-EMR Properties. In Advanced Properties, select the “Run as administrator” tick box, then click “OK”.
  • Page 11 The software is currently available in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Bahasa, and Dutch. Page 10...
  • Page 12 The Kuduwave will indicate the right side with a red light (Note this is not a warning light) and the left side with a blue light when powered. You will now be able to begin testing. If the device is not plugged in, it will not be possible to proceed to testing until the device is properly connected.
  • Page 13 Disconnecting the Kuduwave™ If it is required that the Kuduwave be disconnected, ensure all test data is saved and close the software. The USB cables can then be unplugged. For safe storage and to extend the lifespan, please wind the USB cables in large loops when returning to the case for storage.
  • Page 14 eartip is fully inserted. Hold the eartip in position while the memory foam expands to fill the ear canal. This will ensure that the eartip sits firmly in place. A loosely fitted eartip or shallow insertion will result in testing inaccuracy. Yellow eartip inserts are intended for most ear canal sizes while beige eartip inserts are intended for very small ear canals (i.e.

  • Page 15: Remote Testing

    The Kuduwave can easily and safely be used for remote testing over internet connections. To test remotely: ● The trained operator positions the Kuduwave on the patient or the patient is instructed to position the Kuduwave on themselves. ● The trained facilitator can login to the patient’s PC to control the test through a remote connection (like TeamViewer), or the test can be conducted on the patient’s PC and the result...
  • Page 16 Home Page Your Portal to Patient Management The home page appears as below with 3 main sections. System Menu Here you have access to: ● Home (return to the home page) ● Records (return back to the folder you were busy with) ●...

  • Page 17: Working With Folders

    Give us your feedback Help us improve the Kuduwave by giving us your feedback. In the software is a link to a short 5 min survey, where you can let us know how you are experiencing your mobile audiometer and its accompanying software.
  • Page 18 Selecting a folder or subfolder will display its contents in the right hand pane. Smart Folders The Kuduwave uses multiple criteria (OSHA, SANS, WHO etc.) to develop testing protocols and assistive interpretations of results. The Kuduwave also uses these criteria to separate which test protocols are most needed and used by a particular industry.
  • Page 19 (i.e. PLH test significances are required for the software to do test comparisons and identify between baseline, screening and exit tests) Under “Users and security”, you can set up folder security restricting access to particular folders. Contact eMoyo by completing the online form. Page 18...
  • Page 20 Click the save icon to save changes. The folder type will be displayed at the top right hand corner of your screen. Listed below are the different types of smart folders and how you can use them. Hearing Conservation Screening Program for South Africa (PLH and Milestone/STS) Using this smart folder type simplifies the method of testing to identify early hearing loss and to calculate measures for compensation.
  • Page 21 Complete two baseline tests, or even a third if you suspect the patient is malingering. ● Manually enter the baseline results of the patient if they were tested before, but are new in the Kuduwave database. Adjust the dB level to limit the test. By default this is set to 10dB ●...
  • Page 22 This folder specifically caters for the MDR-TB program set-up in South Africa, but can be applied to other projects across the world. Which tests can I perform in this folder type? ● Extended high frequencies with the Kuduwave Pro™. ● Incorporates questionnaires for the patient, including records of which medication the patient is currently receiving.
  • Page 23 ● If the patient has already completed their baseline test (for example he was first tested a year ago), manually enter these results into the Kuduwave database by clicking: Enter baseline / initial test. NOTE: You cannot perform a Monitoring or Exit test until the patient’s full history is manually entered into the system.
  • Page 24 If you want to collect a baseline result, select from the top section, either including or ● excluding 8kHz. ● Manually enter the baseline results of the patient if they were tested before, but are new in the Kuduwave database. Page 23...

  • Page 25: Working With Patients

    Follow Up Tests If the patient already has a baseline result in the database, and you want to collect a follow up ● result, select the type of test from the bottom section, either including or excluding 8kHz. Working with Patients Add and manage your patient data within the Patient Interface.
  • Page 26 Notes tab. Notes regarding tests are discussed later. Notes and Tests Kuduwave™ software bundles notes and tests within a single function. To add a new note or test click on to get access to the following options: Page 25...
  • Page 27 “Working with clinical tests” section. Request the Orca or Keystone User Manual to find out more about this added feature of the eMoyo-EMR software. File upload To upload additional digital documents to your patients records such as; clinical notes or old audiograms, select “File upload”...
  • Page 28 Click on any of the listed questionnaires, then click on the “Next” arrow to fill it in. Text Notes Select “Text notes” from the +Note / Test menu. Enter the name of the note and enter the note text. Select to save or to cancel the note.
  • Page 29 GUIDs that are linked to the respective tests or patients. eMoyo does not take responsibility for the transmission of data off the PC, if the end user requires any backup solutions (cloud or hardware) it is done at their own risk. If third party integrations are utilized then it is the responsibility of the third party application to handle the data.
  • Page 30 Import a Single Patient from Kuduwave Software File You can import a patient file which was exported from the Kuduwave software in a “.moyo” format. Click on “Import a patient and clinical data from an eMoyo-EMR software file that was exported on a patient”.

  • Page 31: Working With Clinical Tests

    Working with Clinical Tests Create a New Test Ensure that your Kuduwave™ is plugged in before attempting to initiate a test. To add a new test click on to get access to the following options: To do pure tone audiometry select : “Audiometry: Kuduwave...
  • Page 32 Select a patient in this default folder and click on Select “Audiometry: Kuduwave Pure-tone test” and you will then see the test protocol menu as on the previous page. Note: You can copy the preset settings of the default macros in this menu to your new test macro. This is an easier way to make minor adjustments to the already existing test protocols.
  • Page 33 The second option relates to the type of audiometer required for the testing. This only limits the area which will be tested. For example the Diagnostic audiometer settings has a higher dB range than the screening audiometer. This must be noted carefully, as not all audiometer simulations allow you to test all frequencies.
  • Page 34 Following the extended high frequency selections is the Threshold seeking method options. Here you can choose between automated and manual threshold seeking methods, as well as the choosing the desired intensity seeking step-size (e.g. 5 dB or 2 dB step-size). Below this section is the option of tones which can be presented, the duration of the tone and the randomisation interval between presentations.
  • Page 35 To view details regarding your Kuduwave audiometer, check the box below: Click , to move on to the “Setup for automatic testing page”, or if you have chosen the manual method of threshold seeking, you will move onto the “Masking and Occlusion Effect Rules” page.
  • Page 36 Select frequencies to be tested for each ear for air conduction and edit further settings to design your custom macro. Scroll down to then select all the bone conduction frequencies which should be tested. Page 35...
  • Page 37 Under “more settings” you can edit whether tones must be blocked if noise levels are detected to be too loud, minimum and maximum test thresholds and what dB level you want each frequency to begin testing from. Lastly, you can edit the time frame before tones are presented, either increasing or decreasing delays and the randomized delays.
  • Page 38 Deselect these check boxes if you want to mask manually during the test. Click , to move on to the “Conditioning page”. Conditioning Your Patient Below is the conditioning page. First select the correct eartip which is currently being used (foam or rubber).
  • Page 39 the patient does not respond in time, a pop up message will say: “Button not pressed in time”. Explain the testing procedure again, e.g. “When you hear the sound, quickly press the response button and release.” If the patient was too slow in pressing the button, a pop up message will say: “Pressed a bit too slow for automatic wait time”.
  • Page 40 Auto Mode: Conducting a Clinical Test Automatic Test The automated test will start running immediately after conditioning is completed. Wait for the test to complete and select “Save”. Manual Test After conditioning the patient, click . Now manual testing can be performed. Alternatively, create a custom test macro, and choose the manual option for tone threshold seeking.
  • Page 41 On the right hand side of the test screen, you will see the Test Controls Panel. Use this keypad on the screen or keyboard shortcuts to move the cursor across the plane. Click on the question mark in the top left corner to see the shortcuts table under the help guide, or press F12 on your keyboard.
  • Page 42 Marking the Threshold The Kuduwave uses markers stipulated in ISO standards and which are relevant for air conduction using insert earphones and forehead placement for bone conduction. The blue crosses/red circles on the side bar are to mark the minimum plateau threshold...
  • Page 43 To hide or view the ambient noise sound bars, click on this icon. To utilize the Stenger test, click on the Stenger button. For more information on how to use this test please read our blog found here: https://blog.emoyo.tech/content/stenger-test-with-kuduwave Notes and Interpretations Under this side panel, any notes regarding the audiometry test or patient notes can be made and saved to the audiogram report.
  • Page 44 Speech Reception Threshold (SRT) Testing To conduct a SRT test, select the “Audiometry: Kuduwave General Speech Word Lists Test” option from the New Test Menu. Then select the list of words read in the specified language you wish to use. More languages are available from the emoyo website.
  • Page 45 The assessment of speech in noise provides important diagnostic information which the pure tone audiogram cannot reliably predict. The Kuduwave provides speech in noise testing through its integration with QuickSIN. Once purchased online, access QuickSIN by adding a patient or select an already existing patient.
  • Page 46 0 (which is very difficult). To begin the test, press the play button. Once the patient has responded with what they have heard, score the results by counting the number of keywords underlined that the patient got correct. The Kuduwave has two different scoring pads which you can choose from. Page 45...
  • Page 47 The scoring section above allows you to click on the number (score from 0 to 5) and the Kuduwave will immediately begin playing the next sentence. The below scoring section allows you to click on the number (score from 0 to 5) and the Kuduwave will wait until you press play for the next sentence or to save the test result.
  • Page 48 The testing page will open and each word will be presented at the selected dB level. Mark each word correct or incorrect with the thumbs up and down buttons. To capture the words incorrectly iterated, select “Capture”. Once a word is marked as incorrect, you can capture the word and save it to the report.
  • Page 49 Change the dB level and click the “Next” arrow again. Continue testing at the new dB level. Click the “Next” arrow again and select the right ear to continue testing the right ear. Click “Save"at the end of the test. Viewing Notes and Tests Selecting a record in the history panel will open the file in the Test Data Pane (5).
  • Page 50 STS test comparisons (must be used with OH Baseline, Screening and Exit test significances) Copy the audiogram from the eMoyo software to your PC clipboard with this button. You can paste it into another document by pressing Ctrl + V.
  • Page 51 Click on , and select an option from the menu for Assistive Interpretation. Select the type of interpretation wanted: Page 50...
  • Page 52 The interpretations can then be viewed and saved. Ototoxicity Monitoring with Assistive Interpretation For ototoxicity monitoring, select the first baseline test as a “Ototoxicity Baseline” and the following test as “Ototoxicity Monitoring”. Click on and select the option for assistive interpretation. Select “Ototoxicity interpretation”.

  • Page 53: Kuduwave™ Tympanometer

    Kuduwave™ Tympanometer Begin a Tympanometry Test Click on the + Note / Test button and select Tympanometry from the list. This opens up the homepage of the tympanometry software Check the Device Status The Device Status indicates whether each side of the device is connected and ready to perform tests.
  • Page 54 A green light indicates that the specific side of the device is connected and ready A red light indicates that the specific side of the device is not connected. Unplug and reconnect this side. A test cannot be conducted until the green light is on. Select Test Protocols and Parameters Under Test Protocols, select one of the pre-set protocols.
  • Page 55 If no lights appear, a stable reading cannot be obtained. Check that the correct side is inserted into the calpods or if there is excessive ambient noise, try shielding the device from it. Select User Preferences Various user preferences can be selected. These will be saved for next time you open the software. ●...
  • Page 56 Select an Appropriate Ear-tip Choose an ear-tip that is big enough to seal the ear canal but not too big that it hurts the patient when inserted. Note: foam ear-tips tympanometry tests! The foam ear-tips do not provide an adequate seal. Only the silicone eartips are to be used.
  • Page 57 Insert the ear-tips into the ear canal and ensure it makes a good seal. If the Seal Checker user preference is on, the status of the seal will be indicated. A black light indicates that the probe is out of the ear or Seal Checker is off. This will show after a successful sweep.
  • Page 58 respectively. To the left and right of the test buttons are indicator lights. A purple light indicates that a sweep is underway. An orange light indicates that audio is being played but the sweep is not underway yet. A white light indicates that the pump is initializing or resetting itself. The pressure in the ear canal is updated in real time and is displayed on the pressure bars on each side.
  • Page 59 ● Vea (cm³) the equivalent volume of the ear canal TW (daPa) the tympanogram width ● ● Peak (daPa) the pressure at which the peak occurred (also called tympanometric peak pressure) ● Peak (mmho) the peak compliance ● Type suggestion the suggested classification of the tympanogram as a whole (note that this is just a suggestion, not a diagnosis)
  • Page 60 This is so that you can see in advance that reflexes will need calibration so that you do not arrive at the reflex test with the Kuduwave on the patient's head before realizing that reflexes need calibration.
  • Page 61 The reflex threshold used by the automatic test protocols is selectable at the “Reflex Threshold” control. The reflex history records all reflex segments which will go into the report data saved for the test. You can select a history threshold for reflex segments to save to avoid saving a large amount of segments that do not contain reflex responses.
  • Page 62 Reflex History The lower right part of the reflex test page shows the reflex history. It contains all reflex tests which had a measured reflex deflection greater than the history threshold selected at the Reflex Start page. In this case note that only the 90 dBHL reflex measurement has gone into the reflex history since the others are below the reflex history threshold.
  • Page 63 lower Hearing Level that the automatic tests start out at is selectable by the “Hearing Level” control. Manual Reflex Test In manual mode you need to manually present each stimulus by clicking the stimulate left/right buttons or by pressing the “L” keyboard key for left and the “R”...

  • Page 64: Kuduwave™ Integrations

    . To print the report use the print button Kuduwave™ Integrations Noah Integration If the end user intends to use the Kuduwave device with Noah, the user needs to have a valid Noah license. Ensure that you have the latest version of Kuduwave 5 (version 5.2 or above) and Noah (version 4.8 or above) to...
  • Page 65 Select the language you would like the program to operate in. Finally, click Finish to save the setup. Noah will automatically open. Click OK to begin registering your license. Page 64...
  • Page 66 Kuduwave and another which is the Noah plugin). If chosen to test with Noah, do not use the eMoyo shortcut, only this one is linked to Noah. Alternatively, launch Noah and select Kuduwave from the integration menu.
  • Page 67 You will be able to access all patients which are created in Noah from this portal. Once a patient is selected, begin the audiometry test with the Kuduwave by clicking “Start”. Click on the top half of the screen to begin the Pure Tone Threshold Audiometry test.
  • Page 68 The bottom left hand corner, begins the Word The bottom right hand corner, begins the Recognition Kuduwave test. Speech Reception Threshold test. Page 67...

  • Page 69: Settings

    Settings Find the settings button in the bottom left side of the home screen. Installation ID Your Unique Installation ID can be found in the top right hand corner. Language You can change the software language from the drop down menu in the top right hand corner. Upload a Letterhead To include your personalized logo to patient reports, first create a 700x110 pixel image (click “Design a Page 68...
  • Page 70 This option will open the Microsoft Paint program, automatically sized in the correct ratio for the Kuduwave letterhead. Design your letterhead in this space and save it in the bitmap (bmp) format. Later on upload the letterhead as explained above.
  • Page 71 All data previously captured in earlier versions (before 5.2) of Kuduwave 5 software, will not be flagged for syncing to the eMoyo server. Click this option to process all existing data for syncing. This is only necessary once, all tests done thereafter will be automatically flagged. To upload data to the eMoyo server, click on the cloud button on the left hand side of the screen.

  • Page 72: X-Check (Cross Check)

    Follow the instructions and then click the Start button to run the X-check. Note: that the X-check can only run if your Kuduwave is equipped with the cross check hardware. If this is not the case you will see the following screen:...
  • Page 73 After clicking the “Start” button the X-check will run automatically and the following test page will be shown: The X-check should take about 30 seconds to complete. A message will then be shown to tell you if your device calibration verification has passed: Clicking the “Finish”...
  • Page 74 If the test fails, a message will list common reasons which cause X-check to fail alternatively to your Kuduwave being out of calibration. As an example, bumping or moving the Kuduwave while the X-check is running will prevent it from accurately measuring the air conduction output and cause the test to fail. Follow the instructions and click the “Retest”...
  • Page 75 Failed frequencies are shown in red along with a reason regarding why the test failed. If the test still fails after you have followed the instructions then your Kuduwave could be out of calibration. Contact eMoyo to book a calibration.

  • Page 76: Assistance From The Manufacturer

    Assistance from the Manufacturer Contacting eMoyo Any serious incident that has occurred in relation to the Kuduwave should be reported to eMoyo Head Office and the competent authority of the Member State in which the user and/or patient is established.

  • Page 77: Cleaning And Maintenance

    Kuduwave pure tone threshold test of all the octave frequencies. Save the test results. Remove the Kuduwave, turn it around so that the left side is on the right ear and the right side is on the left ear and redo the automatic Kuduwave pure tone threshold test. Compare the left and right thresholds of the two tests with each other.

  • Page 78: Storage And Shipping

    Daily Calibration Verification It is advisable to perform a biological test at the start of each day that the Kuduwave will be used. Annual Calibration Annual calibration is required. eMoyo will calibrate and return your Kuduwave to you in accordance with your maintenance contract.

  • Page 79: Expected Service Life

    User Manual. Disposal and Recycling It is advisable that the unit is returned to eMoyo for disposal and recycling. Please call +27 87 231 0132, or email support@emoyo.tech, for instructions. Alternatively contact your international distributor or EU representative for disposal and recycling instructions.

  • Page 80: Troubleshooting

    Contact us directly on our website by going to https://emoyo.tech/pages/helpdesk going to our support page for useful information. Or you can fill us in on your Kuduwave related problems by leaving a message on our contact us page.
  • Page 81 Do not continue using the existing ones or attempt to clean and reuse them. The Kuduwave 5 software keeps telling me I Ensure that you send your Kuduwave to eMoyo to be have X days until the device needs calibrated whenever prompted.

  • Page 82: Technical Specifications

    WARNING: No modification of this equipment is allowed. Standards The Kuduwave has been independently examined, tested and certified by a registered Notified Body in order to ensure Safety and Design Standards detailed in the General and Audiometry Specifications. Audiometry Standards Pure tone: ANSI S3.6 (Puretone Type 2), BS EN 60645-1 (Type 3)
  • Page 83 Probe Dimensions: Probe and Associated Coupler Manifold Maintenance: Probes, Eartips and Associated Tubing The probe can be cleared of any debris using only the cleaning kit provided by eMoyo. Special care should be taken not to push any debris further into the tubes.
  • Page 84 *The default extended high frequency (9 kHz - 16 kHz) reference equivalent threshold sound pressure levels (RETSPL) are different to those of ISO 389-5 for insert earphones. Speech Testing Specifications Transducer Kuduwave ™ built-in insert earphone Masking Speech weighted random noise Spectrum constant from 125 Hz to 1000 Hz, then -12 dB/oct from...
  • Page 85 conduction system sound attenuation 31.0 dB at 125 Hz characteristics using Ambi-dome™ technology 37.7 dB at 250 Hz Combined ear-cup and ear-insert 43.8 dB at 500 Hz attenuation 40.8 dB at 1000 Hz 38.1 dB at 2000 Hz 52.3 dB at 4000 Hz 45.8 dB at 8000 Hz Operational background sound pressure levels to <...
  • Page 86 Air Conduction Frequency Specifications Freq (Hz) RETSPLs (dB) ETSPLs(dB) Max Output (dBHL) Foam Ear-Tip Silicone Ear-Tip 28.0 40.0 17.5 25.5 13.5 10.5 1000 12.5 1500 11.5 2000 11.5 16.5 3000 13.0 17.0 4000 15.0 14.0 6000 16.0 15.0 8000 15.5 19.5 9000 13.5...
  • Page 87 Maximum Permissible Ambient Noise Levels for the Kuduwave™ According to BS EN ISO 8253-1:2010 Difference MPANL in one-third-octave Difference in attenuation + Average between the bands, for air conduction MPANL for typical supra-aural attenuation Average average audiometry for hearing earphones for hearing...
  • Page 88 Tympanometer transducer Kuduwave™ built-in transducer Influence of ambient pressure and The Kuduwave™ Pro TMP contains an environmental sensor which measures temperature on calibration atmospheric pressure, temperature and relative humidity. Conversion between volume and admittance is handled automatically. The unit will ask for recalibration with the calibration cavities if the environment changes significantly.
  • Page 89 This is applicable for both static and dynamic modes of operation Dependence barometric The Kuduwave™ Pro TMP contains an environmental sensor which automatically pressure compensates for the conversion between volume and admittance Analysis performed Compliance peak level; compliance peak pressure level; ear canal volume; peak width;...
  • Page 90 Stimulus Minimum [dBHL] Maximum [dBHL] 500 Hz 1000 Hz 2000 Hz 4000 Hz Broadband noise Stimulus presentation control on-off ratio: >70 dB rise and fall times: 20 ms residual A-weighted SPL with stimulus off: <25 dBSPL Stimulus level variation with ear Since both ipsilateral and contralateral stimulus use probes the stimulus sound canal volume pressure level in the ear canal may vary depending on the ear canal volume.

  • Page 91: Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc)

    Kuduwave). In order to ensure correct operation the following precautions must be adhered to: The use of components and cables other than those specified or sold by eMoyo may result in increased emission or decreased immunity of the Kuduwave. The list of cables and components below must be adhered to in order to ensure compliance.
  • Page 92 NOTE 1 - UT is the a.c. mains voltage prior to application of the test level. NOTE 2 - Power supply line electrical fast transient is not applicable because the Kuduwave is powered from the USB port of a laptop running on its battery.
  • Page 93 To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the Kuduwave™ is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the Kuduwave™ should be observed to verify normal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such as re- orienting or relocating the Kuduwave™.
  • Page 94 Recommended separation distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the Kuduwave The Kuduwave is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the operator of the Kuduwave can help prevent electromagnetic interference by...

  • Page 95: End User License Agreement (Eula)

    The software may be installed on any number of computers. The software can be operated over a network by any number of people from any number of computers. When it is plugged in, the Kuduwave will check that the Personal Computer Software is suitable to control it. Additional software functionality purchased will be associated with a single device and such software will only work for devices that have the license to use the new software.
  • Page 96 Under no circumstances will eMoyo be liable for damages arising from misuse or abuse of the goods. The Customer does hereby indemnify and hold eMoyo harmless against any claim by any third person arising directly or indirectly out of any defect(s) in the goods or equipment supplied and or advice given to the Customer.

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