The ACAM System tone audiometry contains all subjective measuring procedures necessary for determining the hearing sensitivity prior to a hearing aid fitting. The operation is performed using a mouse and/or keyboard. Prior to a starting a measurement, determine the measuring signals for the test ear and the non-test ear. All settings available for audiometry can be changed using the <set> button.
Figure 123: Tone audiometry tab displaying air conduction (right) measurement
The tone audiometry screen consists of two diagrams in the dB HL display:
When the audiometer is enabled, only two buttons are available for selection:
When changes are made to the signal being presented, there are two points (right/left) that move. The ACAM System footer displays information about the measurement being performed. Instructions for operating the tone audiometry are located in corresponding help texts.
Overview of menu items:
Enabled buttons are pressed. A measurement is enabled, starting, or still running. In this mode, all other buttons in the selection bar are gray and cannot be selected except for <go> and <mic>.
Audiometry types <tone>: tone audimetry <speech>: speech audiometry <snr>: sentence test |
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Selection of the test ear <ri>: right (active) <leI>: left |
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Measuring type <ac>: air conduction measurement |
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Measuring type <bc>: bone conduction measurement |
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Meauring type <fsf>: free field measurement |
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Measuring type <uc>: uncomfortable level |
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Measuring type <tin>: tinnitus matching measurement |
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Measuring type <mcl>: (Most Comfortable Level) measurement |
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<mic>: Switches the signal between talk back and microphone (also possible using the keys G or M) |
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<go>: starts the measurement and turns the signal on |
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<set>: opens the the ACAM System setup for the current tab (i.e. audiometry) |
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<print>: performs a printing task, after choosing a printer |