What to do if the connection between PC and Inventis PICCOLO audiometer cannot be established?
If the connection between your Inventis Measuring Instruments audiometer and PC cannot be established, first check the USB connection between the instrument and computer. If the problem persists, try changing the USB cable, using a standard USB A/B cable.
Why are the exam results from my Inventis Measuring Instruments unlikely?
If you are getting unlikely exam results from your Inventis Measuring Instruments, it may be due to expired calibration; perform audiometer calibration. Also, check if the correct type of AC transducer (headphones or earphones) is selected and modify the selection from the Maestro software or app if needed.
How to troubleshoot no signal from transducer on Inventis PICCOLO?
If you are not getting a signal from a transducer on your Inventis Measuring Instruments, ensure the transducer is connected to the correct output. If the issue continues, the transducer may be damaged, so contact your dealer or service provider.
What to do if connection between iPad and Inventis PICCOLO Measuring Instruments audiometer cannot be established?
If the connection between your iPad and Inventis Measuring Instruments audiometer cannot be established, check the serial number in the Maestro app settings. If the problem persists, the iPad version may not be compatible with the audiometer; substitute the iPad with version 3 or later.
What to do if there is no signal from patient response button on Inventis PICCOLO Measuring Instruments?
If there is no signal from the patient response button when pressed on your Inventis Measuring Instruments, ensure that the patient response button is connected to the correct socket. If the issue persists, the patient response button may be damaged, so contact your dealer or service provider.
Defines user's duties for safe and reliable use, including repair responsibilities.
Explains the audiometer's function and target users for hearing evaluations.
Details intended use by healthcare professionals for hearing evaluations and diagnosis.
Lists precautions for correct and safe use, including ambient conditions and interference.
General precautions for transport, storage, operation, and avoiding hazardous environments.
Explains calibration validity, recalibration requirements, and indicators for status.
Disposable eartips and disinfecting headphone cushions to prevent infection.
Warning about adjusting tone intensity to avoid patient harm.
Information on proper disposal of hazardous substances and the device.
States the device's classification as a class IIa medical device and ISO certification.
Explains various symbols used on the device and their meanings.
Describes the portable nature, control options (PC/iPad), and available software.
Lists accessories supplied with or obtainable for different Piccolo models.
Warnings about electromagnetic waves and potential interference with other devices.
Details connection points for accessories on the rear panel and model differences.
Explains plug-and-play USB connection for PC and Bluetooth for iPad with Maestro app.
Daily tests to check for damage, cable integrity, and subjective sound output equality.
Instructions on cleaning headphone cushions and handling eartips to prevent infection.
How to clean the audiometer using lint-free cloths and cleaning solutions.
How to disconnect and replace defective transducers or accessories.
Steps for contacting service, preparing items for repair, and returning for service.
Details the classification of Piccolo Basic, Plus, and Speech models according to IEC standards.
Lists available signals, their specifications, and accuracy parameters.
Details output capabilities and maximum intensity levels for pure and warble tones.
Covers maximum intensities for speech audiometry and masking frequencies.
Information on device safety, compatible transducers, and communication features.
Details control methods, available tests, and minimum system requirements.
Information on power supply, consumption, and calibration validity.
Specifies operating environmental conditions and physical dimensions.
Lists and describes the connectors available on the rear panel of the audiometer.
Details input/output specifications and sound attenuation values.
Describes possible causes and solutions for no signal from a transducer.
Addresses problems with the patient response button and potential causes.
Troubleshooting for issues connecting the audiometer to PC or iPad.
Explains potential causes for unlikely exam results and troubleshooting steps.
Troubleshooting for inability to access a specific test function.
Details guidance and manufacturer's declaration for electromagnetic emissions.
Provides guidance and manufacturer's declaration for electromagnetic immunity.
General| Frequency Range | 1 kHz to 6 kHz |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | USB |
| Type | OAE (Otoacoustic Emissions) analyzer |
| OAE Type | DPOAE and TEOAE |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply/Source | Rechargeable battery |
| Data Storage | Internal Memory |
| Transducers | Probe with integrated microphone and speaker |
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