What to do if data is not properly sent to computer from Micro Audiometrics Measuring Instruments?
If data from your Micro Audiometrics Measuring Instruments isn't being sent to the computer correctly, first, ensure that 'output to computer' is selected in the settings. Second, check that the baud rate matches the computer's baud rate. Finally, confirm that the interface cable is properly connected and that your computer is ready to receive data.
Why is the signal missing or intermittent on my Micro Audiometrics Measuring Instruments?
If you're experiencing a missing or intermittent signal with your Micro Audiometrics Measuring Instruments, try these steps: 1. Make sure the headset/response button cable connector is securely attached, and the mounting screws are snug. 2. Move or gently bend the headset cable to see if the problem comes and goes, which could indicate a break in the wiring. 3. Check that the screws holding the 'fork' connectors at each earphone are snug.
What to do if the subject response button does not work on Micro Audiometrics ES3 Measuring Instruments?
If the subject response button on your Micro Audiometrics Measuring Instruments isn't working, here's what you can do: 1. Ensure the headset/response button cable connector is securely attached and the mounting screws are snug. 2. Disconnect the response button plug from the headset/response button cable, clean the plug, and then reconnect it.
How to troubleshoot ES3 not powering up in Micro Audiometrics Measuring Instruments?
If your Micro Audiometrics Measuring Instruments ES3 does not power up, check the batteries first. If you're using a wall cube, verify that it's properly attached and plugged into the power outlet.
Why does the printer fail to print or print incorrect characters with Micro Audiometrics ES3 Measuring Instruments?
If your printer fails to print or prints incorrect characters with Micro Audiometrics Measuring Instruments, first, verify that ‘output to printer’ is selected. Second, ensure that the printer is properly attached, powered on, and ready to print.
What to do if the printer does not properly feed paper in Micro Audiometrics Measuring Instruments?
If the printer is not feeding paper correctly with your Micro Audiometrics Measuring Instruments, check that the paper is installed correctly and that there are no paper jams.
General| Type | Portable Audiometer |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD Screen |
| Frequency Range | 125 Hz to 8000 Hz |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable battery or AC adapter |
| Transducer Options | Headphones |
| Test Types | Speech |
Explains the conventions used for key presses and menu navigation in the ES3.
Details the ES3's 10-key keypad layout and labeling.
Describes how to navigate the ES3 menu system using directional and selection keys.
Explains how keys below the LCD function as 'actions' or 'toggles'.
Details how to connect power, headset, and other interface cables to the ES3.
Guides the user on powering on the ES3 and initiating a new or continuing a previous test.
Covers inactivity timeouts for backlight and power to conserve battery life.
Explains how to set the volume for key presses and alert sounds.
Explains the real-time clock and its battery backup, and how to set time and date.
Lists and explains the functions of keys used during manual audiometry testing.
Provides step-by-step instructions for conducting manual audiometry tests.
Details options for configuring manual audiometry, including frequency selection.
Covers additional settings for manual audiometry like starting level and tone mode.
Outlines the steps for initiating and performing an automatic threshold audiometry test.
Explains the algorithm and stimulus presentation logic used in automatic testing.
Lists potential errors during automatic testing and their causes.
Details configuration options for automatic threshold tests, including frequency order.
Describes how to view audiometric test results on the instrument's display.
Lists the key functions available when viewing test results.
Provides a scale for classifying hearing loss based on decibel thresholds.
Explains how to save audiometric test results to an SD flash memory card.
Guides the user on retrieving previously saved test data from the memory card.
Describes how to designate a saved test as baseline data for comparisons.
Details settings for transmitting data to a computer or printer.
Covers adjustable settings for LCD brightness and contrast.
Describes the option to configure the ES3 logo display during power-up.
Details how to set and format the instrument's real-time clock.
Describes the headset (15-pin D-Sub) and multi-purpose (6-pin mini DIN) connectors.
Details the pin configuration and functions of the 6-pin mini DIN connector.
Provides the pin configuration for the 15-pin high-density D-Sub headset connector.
Specifies the switch settings for the Seiko DPU-414 printer for compatibility.
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