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Otoport OAE+ABR
User Manual for Otoport DP+TE model
203
Technical specications
27.1.5 Clock/Calendar
Internal Real Time Clock/Calendar operates to 2099
27.1.6 Power
Li-Polymer Battery
Intelligent multi-level power control for charging/testing/idle/sleep/shutdown:
After 1.5 minutes unit will enter sleep mode
After 20 minutes in sleep mode unit will shut down
Sleep time: 20 hours minimum (with fully charged battery)
Running time: 6 hours minimum (continuous data collection)
Battery voltage
operating range: 3-4.2V
Max consumption
when testing: 720mW
Max consumption
when charging: 2.5W
Source: 1000mAh lithium polymer internal rechargeable cells
Charge time: 3 hours to 90% capacity
Approximately 4 hours to 100%
27.1.7 Hardware Options
Bluetooth wireless printing
27.1.8 Hardware processing and storage
Embedded microcontroller plus dedicated hardware DSP engine
4GB of non-volatile memory for storing programs, conguration, patient details and
test results
27.1.9 Analogue performance
Output channels: 2 x 16bit resolution
Input channels: 1 x 16bit resolution
Sample rate: Variable
Frequency response: Electrical – 160Hz to 12KHz
27.1.10 Accuracy
The Otoport measures the sound delivered to the ear as a stimulus and
automatically adjusts its level to be equal to the nominal value set. This ‘in-the-ear’
calibration process compensates for di󰀨erent ear canal sizes. It is most e󰀨ective
below 3kHz. Above this frequency sound levels may depart slightly from nominal
due to individual ear acoustics. The device complies with the relevant standard
(60645-6:2010 - 5.3.3) which requires that in a standard ear simulator/coupler any
inaccuracy in stimulation level must not exceed ± 3dB for frequencies up to 4kHz or
± 5dB for frequencies above 4kHz.

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