GSi TYMPSTAR PRO - Test Type Displays; Display Elements and Navigation

GSI TympStar Pro User Manual
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transferred as a complete battery of all saved test results. The data transfer format details
may be found in the GSI Instrument Services manual.
CONFIGURE
The CONFIGURE button displays the configuration screen. From this screen,
it is possible to view the instrument information such as serial number,
software version and the calibration information. This button displays setup
options to update the TympStar Pro software, set the date and time, configure the cursor,
adjust the screen brightness, set altitude, set print settings, and export log files. Pressing
the CONFIGURE button a second time returns to the previous screen.
• Update - Place a USB drive with the appropriate update loaded (device or config
settings) into one of the USB ports. Select Update and update type and then Yes
from the confirmation dialog. Software updates must be obtained from GSI or an
authorized GSI representative. A message is displayed if no USB disk is found.
• Print Settings - Selecting the button displays a printer settings dialog to select the
printer protocol, paper size and what action is taken when the Print button is
pressed.
• Export Logs - This option sends the log files from the instrument to an attached
USB Drive. A message is displayed if no USB drive is found.
Settings Menu
This option displays a dialog box with device settings options.
• Transducer-Select the transducer (insert or headphone) to be used for contralateral
acoustic reflex testing.
• Display Pointer - This check box is selected to have the mouse pointer arrow visible
on the screen. When unchecked the pointer does not appear.
• Date and Time - Select to change the date and update the time displayed on the
TympStar Pro. Select Keypad to access numerical keypad. A keyboard may also be
used to update the date and time from the stand-alone instrument.
• Brightness - Select to change the brightness of the screen.
• Altitude - Select to change the altitude where the instrument is being operated.
Changing this setting impacts the calibration of the device and updates the last
calibration date. When the altitude is changed, Wideband calibration at the new
altitude is required.