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General| Transducer Types | TDH-39 |
|---|---|
| Testing Capabilities | speech audiometry |
| Test Types | speech audiometry |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Display | Touchscreen LCD |
| Power Supply | External power supply |
Specifies the intended users and purpose for AURICAL HIT, focusing on programmable hearing instruments.
Explains the use of Warning, Caution, and Note statements for user guidance and safety.
Provides instructions for carefully unpacking the AURICAL HIT and its accessories.
Details the steps for installing OTOsuite and connecting the AURICAL HIT device to a computer.
Describes the parts of the coupler assembly, including the adapter, cavity, and microphone.
Details coupler adapters, cavities, microphones, and the accessory box for testing.
Explains features like the cable groove, elevation plate, and the AURICAL HIT handle.
Provides steps for calibrating the reference microphone, recommended daily or weekly for accuracy.
Details how to position instruments and use the battery simulator for testing.
Describes the snap-on adapters (HA-2 for BTE, HA-1 for ITE) used with the coupler cavity.
Guides for testing BTE, Thin-tube, ITE instruments, plus telecoil and wireless testing.
Step-by-step guide to running standard tests using the OTOsuite HIT module.
Describes a functional test for directional microphones within the test chamber's limitations.
Instructions for cleaning the device and general maintenance advice.
Information on accessing OTOsuite online help and related reference manuals.
Details temperature, humidity, altitude, and warm-up requirements for operation and storage.
Lists relevant standards (CE, IEC, ANSI) and the system's included accessories.
Explains the meaning of cautionary symbols like 'Caution' and 'Follow instructions for use'.
Covers essential safety warnings regarding device handling, environment, power, and modifications.
Defines the conditions under which the manufacturer is responsible for the equipment's safety and performance.
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