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General| Frequency Range (Hz) | 125 - 8000 |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Type | Audiometer |
| Test Types | Pure Tone |
| Transducers | DD45 |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Power Supply | Batteries |
| Output Level Range (dB HL) | -10 to 100 (depending on frequency and transducer) |
Defines the purpose of the screening audiometer for hearing loss detection.
Outlines additional features of the AS608e model, including PC integration.
Explains the meaning of WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE symbols used in the manual.
Advises on stimulation intensity, transducer calibration, and headset tip hygiene.
Details requirements for connecting external equipment and PC safety.
Specifies operating temperature and ventilation requirements for the instrument.
Advises on avoiding electromagnetic fields and handling the instrument to prevent damage.
Provides instructions for battery removal and proper disposal of electronic waste.
Specifies the warranty duration for the audiometer and its accessories.
Lists conditions under which the warranty is voided, such as misuse or unauthorized repair.
Guides on correctly positioning the headset for accurate test results.
Explains how background noise can affect test results and suggests solutions.
Provides sample instructions to give to the patient before testing.
Outlines the steps for determining hearing thresholds using AC.
Explains the familiarization tone and the step-by-step process for finding hearing thresholds.
Describes a simplified screening method using a single dB level at specific frequencies.
Explains the automatic threshold test procedure compliant with ISO 8253.
Describes the Talk Forward feature for use in sound booth installations.
Illustrates and names the buttons and displays on the AS608/AS608e front panel.
Instructions on how to turn the audiometer on and off, including auto-power off.
Guides on selecting frequency, intensity, and presenting a tone.
Explains the specific functions of F1, F2, F3, and F4 keys for AS608 and AS608e.
Details how to adjust the talk forward level using the rotary wheel.
Explains the meaning of indicators on the display header for tone, response, and power status.
Describes battery icon changes and power off settings configuration.
Explains how to enter the setup menu using key combinations.
Details the functions of F1, F2, F3, and F4 within the setup menu.
Configures power-up tone, default ear, and intensity steps.
Configures auto power off intervals and pulse tone length.
Allows changing the display language and contrast level.
Configures the automatic Hughson Westlake test parameters.
Selects test frequencies and manages the instrument's license key.
Lists relevant safety standards and calibration references.
Explains the CE mark and provides a table of frequencies and intensities.
Details tone presentation modes and the talk forward microphone specifications.
Describes the auto threshold feature and data storage capabilities.
Lists PC software compatibility, distortion, rise/fall times, and battery information.
Provides details on battery life, external power supply requirements, and approved models.
Lists construction, dimensions, weight, and environmental operating/storage conditions.
Specifies computer requirements for USB connection and compliance standards.
Lists essential items delivered with the AS608/AS608e.
Lists optional accessories available for purchase.
Identifies sockets for transducers and the patient response switch.
Shows the location of the port for the external power supply.
Illustrates connections for standard headphones and the patient response switch.
Guides on inspecting the shipping box and instrument for damage upon arrival.
Lists the items expected in the shipment for verification.
Instructions on how to report any missing parts, malfunctions, or damage.
Specifies the acceptable temperature range for operating the instrument.
Advises on placement to ensure proper ventilation and avoid heat sources.
Provides guidelines for maintaining performance and reliability.
Emphasizes careful handling of the headset and recommends annual calibration.
Provides steps to diagnose and resolve power-on issues.
Offers solutions for when no sound is heard from the headphones.
Defines the functions of buttons (F1-F4, 1-3) and display indicators (A-C).
Recommends annual servicing and checks for mains cable and fuses.
Details cleaning methods, handling of contaminated parts, and dust protection.
A visual representation of the audiometer's front panel controls and display.
Provides a form and instructions for returning the instrument for service or exchange.
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