AmpliVox 260 - 2.4 Audiometer connections; 2.5 Data transfer to a printer

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
7 MODEL 260 INSTRUCTION FOR USE
The output from mains adapter is fitted with electronic circuit protection. In case of overload the adapter will shut down
and the indicator will be extinguished. When the fault is cleared the adapter will operate as normal.
The input to the mains adapter is protected with a non-replaceable fuse. If this fails the adapter will not operate.
The mains adapter is the mains disconnect device and therefore the audiometer should be positioned such that easy
access to the mains adapter is possible.
2.4. AUDIOMETER CONNECTIONS
All the relevant accessory terminals and connections are labelled to ensure correct identification and connection as
follows:
Socket Label
Socket Type
Colour Code
Connected Part
Notes
MIC 1
3.5mm jack
Speech Input Microphone *
MONITOR
3.5mm jack
Monitor Earphone *
BONE
6.3mm jack
Grey
Bone Vibrator Headset *
INSERT
3.5mm jack
Masking Earphone *
RIGHT
LEFT
6.3mm jack
6.3mm jack
Red
Blue
Air conduction headset *
MIC 2
3.5mm jack
Talkback Microphone *
POWER
2.5mm power jack
Mains AC/DC Adapter *
RESPONSE
6.3mm jack
Black
Patient Response Switch *
LINE IN
LINE OUT
3.5mm jack
3.5mm jack
CD/tape player
External amplifier
See 2.7
DATA
6 pin mini DIN
Printer *
See 2.5
USB
USB Connector
Type B
Computer (via USB port)
See 2.6
The relevant part numbers are indicated in Section 12.
For connected parts marked * only connect the accessories supplied with the instrument or supplied
by Amplivox or an Amplivox distributor. These parts have been tested for use with the Model 260
Diagnostic Audiometer for compliance with the standards IEC 60601-1 and IEC 60601-1-2. The use
of accessories other than those specified may compromise compliance with these standards. For
other sockets see Appendix 4.