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General| Probe Tone | 226 Hz |
|---|---|
| Ipsi Reflex Frequencies | 500, 1000, 2000, 4000 Hz |
| Pressure Range | +200 to -400 daPa |
| Display | LCD |
| Dimensions | 200 mm x 82 mm x 35 mm |
| Weight | 380 g |
| Reflex Level Range | 70 to 100 dB HL |
Details the target users and primary applications for the Otowave 102.
Highlights the key functionalities and capabilities of the Otowave 102 instrument.
Guidance on checking contents and retaining packaging after receiving the device.
Lists all items included as standard with the Otowave 102 tympanometer.
Lists additional accessories available for purchase with the Otowave 102.
Instructions for UK customers to complete and return the warranty registration card.
Details the terms and conditions of the Amplivox instrument guarantee and warranty service.
Essential precautions for the safe and correct operation of the Otowave 102.
Guidance on the electromagnetic environment and potential interference for the instrument.
Explains how the Otowave 102 measures tympanic membrane and middle ear compliance.
Describes the process of recording a tympanogram by varying ear canal pressure.
Details the method for measuring stapedial reflexes using the Otowave 102.
Instructions for powering the Otowave 102 using AA batteries and battery replacement.
How to select the desired operating language for the Otowave 102.
Explanation of the device's buttons, display screen, and indicator lights.
Guidance on the proper handling, cleaning, and maintenance of the probe tip.
Describes the initial power-on sequence and the main menu interface.
Configuration options for date, time, contrast, battery type, and power-off delay.
Checks and environmental conditions required before performing measurements.
Instructions for selecting and fitting ear tips for patient comfort and a secure seal.
Step-by-step guide for conducting tympanogram and reflex tests on the Otowave 102.
Procedures for verifying an adequate seal in the ear canal for accurate testing.
Configuration settings for reflex test parameters, including frequency, levels, and threshold.
Lists common error messages and provides guidance on how to resolve them.
Process for entering patient identifiers to save test results in the device's database.
Instructions for managing the database when it reaches its storage capacity.
Guide to printing test results wirelessly using compatible thermal printers.
Methods for transferring test data to computer software like NOAH or TympView.
How to view a list of stored test records on the Otowave 102 device.
Options for deleting stored test records from the internal database.
Function to print selected or all stored test records from the device.
Process for transferring records from the Otowave 102 to a computer.
Proper procedures for cleaning the Otowave instrument and its accessories.
Guidelines for inspecting, replacing, and maintaining the ear tips and probe.
Information on recommended calibration intervals and procedures for instrument repair.
An overview of the primary menu options accessible from the Otowave 102.
Detailed list and description of options within the Otowave 102's sub-menus.
Details the performance characteristics and measurement capabilities of the Otowave 102.
Classification of the Otowave 102 according to relevant medical device directives and standards.
Explanation of the various symbols used in the manual and on the Otowave 102.
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