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General| Brand | GSi |
|---|---|
| Model | TYMPSTAR PRO |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of warnings, cautions, and notices used in the manual.
Lists and describes various symbols used on the device and in the manual.
Highlights general safety precautions and warnings to prevent equipment damage and injury.
Covers fluids, damage, electrical safety, battery, and explosion risks.
Details operating temperature, humidity, and EMC precautions.
Introduces the system, its intended use, and contraindications.
States the instrument does not have defined Essential Performance per IEC 60601-1.
Describes the main components and the probe's role.
Provides instructions for unpacking and assembling the system components.
Lists standard and optional accessories included with the TympStar Pro.
Details connectors on the rear, right, and left side panels of the base unit.
Describes controls on the front panel and connections on the probe box.
Outlines daily checks and patient preparation before starting tests.
Guides on instructing patients and probe insertion for data collection.
Explains core front panel buttons for system control and data management.
Describes buttons for selecting different test types (Screen, Tymp, Reflex, ETF, More).
Details manual, hold, stop, start, and pressure control for tympanometry.
Lists and explains default tympanometry parameters.
Explains controls for stimulus level and presentation during reflex tests.
Covers printing test results and transferring data to a computer.
Details options for updating software, print settings, and exporting logs.
Explains settings for transducer, display pointer, date/time, brightness, and altitude.
Covers license management and print settings dialogs.
Describes the title bar, test information, tabs, and test menu for navigation.
Explains common icons and how test results are displayed.
Explains the screener screen layout for tympanometry and reflexes.
Details menu options for probe, sweep rate, auto start, and marking tests.
Describes how to use the zoom dialog to view tympanogram details.
Explains how to adjust tympanogram parameters and add comments.
Explains the diagnostic tympanometry screen and result tabs.
Details how to perform manual tympanometry using the pressure knob.
Explains auto sequence, probe, immittance, baseline, and sweep rate settings.
Explains age setting impact and the zoom functionality for tympanograms.
Details baseline, normative data, and peak indicator settings.
Explains how to change auto sequence protocols.
Describes how to enter and review comments.
Explains the reflex screen layout and how data is displayed.
Explains storing reflex results and the reflex settings overview.
Explains start level, stop level, dB step, and verification for threshold seek.
Details parameters for reflex testing without threshold seek.
Details timing, stimulus types, averages, quantity, scaling, and immittance.
Explains the reflex decay screen layout and menu options.
Describes how to view stored reflex decay results.
Explains zoom functionality and how to store reflex decay graphs.
Details parameters for collecting reflex decay tests.
Explains the ARLT screen and data display for latency tests.
Details stored results, test menu, and settings for ARLT.
Explains the ETF Intact screen, probe status, meters, and results.
Details menu options for test controls and settings.
Explains the ETF Perforated screen, probe status, pressure meter, and results.
Details menu options for max pressure, time, mark test, and comments.
Explains the Patulous ETF screen, probe status, meters, and test menu.
Details results storage and settings for Patulous ETF tests.
Explains the Multi-Hz screen layout for frequency-specific tympanometry.
Details menu options and settings for Multi-Hz tests.
Explains how to review and override Delta Peak data using the zoom function.
Explains the WBT screen layout and test menu options.
Details WBT settings, normative data, and absorbance updates.
Explains the first tab of WBT data and how results are presented.
Details the display of tympanograms for different frequencies and immittance components.
Explains the average WBT tympanogram and absorbance graph options.
Explains test type buttons and provides tympanometry procedure.
Gives step-by-step instructions for performing acoustic reflex tests.
Details installation and customization of the configuration software.
Explains options for upload, new settings, revert, load, save, log, configure, and about.
Explains how test settings are saved as protocols.
Explains electronic data transmission and public interface options.
Describes direct data transfer to EMR systems and data port compatibility.
Details GSI Suite, OtoAccess, Noah 4, and AudBase for data management.
Explains using the test cavity for quick calibration checks.
Describes performing daily checks on a normal ear for operational verification.
Details cleaning the system, LCD screen, and patient contact parts.
Explains probe tip maintenance and use of the cleaning tool.
Explains common error messages like invalid start direction, no data, and calibration errors.
Lists default settings for instrument and screener parameters.
Lists default parameters for Tympanometry, Reflex, ETF, Multi-Hz, and WideBand.
Details the default factory and pre-programmed auto sequence protocols.
Lists compliance standards and environmental operating conditions.
Lists power consumption and physical dimensions of the instrument and accessories.
Details probe signals, levels, ranges, and accuracy specifications.
Details temporal characteristics and pneumatic system specifications.
Lists specifications for pure tone, noise, and click stimulus signals.
Details pin configurations for mains, USB, LAN, monitor, patient input, and headphones.
Describes external input and probe box connector pinouts.
Provides warnings about EMC and states the instrument has no Essential Performance.
Details EMC requirements and necessary accessories for compliance.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic environments and emissions compliance.
Details electromagnetic immunity test levels and environmental guidance.
Specifies minimum distances for RF equipment to prevent interference.
Outlines the warranty terms and conditions for the TympStar Pro.
Advises on authorized repair procedures and yearly calibration.
Provides contact information for proper disposal of electronic waste in Europe.
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