Welch Allyn TM 262 - Page 91

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Index
A
Accessories supplied 2-3
Acoustic reflex 4-5
Altitude adjustment 2-13
Ambient noise 2-15
Audiogram range 3-14
Audiometric Checks (Models with
Audiometer only) 2-15
Audiometric format during printing 3-13
Audiometry 4-5
Audiometry test results record 5-9
Audiometry Test Sequence (Models with
Audiometer only) 3-19
Audiometry testing information 3-10
B
Bibliography 6-1
Biological Check 2-16
Bottom Panel Labels and Connectors 2-9
C
Cable connections 5-13
Calibration 2-12
Cleaning the system 3-3
Communications flow control 5-13
Compliance Peak 4-3
Connectors 2-9
Controls and Indicators 2-5
D
Data Transfer Program Mode 5-12
Data Transmission Protocol 5-11
Display 2-7
E
Ear Canal Volume 4-3
Earphone Care (Models with Audiometry
only) 3-7
Eartip care 3-3
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) 1-a
Elimination of ambient noise 2-15
EMC 1-a
Error Codes 4-6
Exit audiometry 3-22
Exit reflex 3-18
Exit tympanometry/reflex 3-18
Exiting the program mode 3-14
F
Formats 5-4
Front Panel Controls and Indicators 2-5
G
General record format 5-4
Glossary of terms 1-10
Gradient 1-5, 1-6, 4-4
Green lamp 2-12
H
Helpful hints 3-8
I
Indicators 2-5
Initial set-up 2-10
Inspection 2-3
Installation 2-1
Instructing the patient/subject 3-10
Interface configuration 5-13
L
Labels 2-9
LCD screen messages 5-3
Loading the paper 2-10
M
Maintenance 3-3
Manual audiometry 1-8
Memory erase 3-23
N
Noise recovery period 2-15
Normal box format 3-14
O
Obtaining a seal 3-8
Operation 3-1
Orange lamp 2-12
O-Ring 3-5
P
Panel Controls and Indicators 2-5
Paper storage 2-11
Paper supply 3-7
Placement of earphones 3-10
Pressure Peak 4-4
Pre-Test Audiometric Checks (Models with
Audiometer only) 2-15
PreTest Tymp checks 2-12
Print header format 3-12
Printer and Display 2-7
Printing test results 3-24
Probe care 3-4
Probe Indicators 2-4
Probe nose cone cleaning 3-4
Probe reassembly 3-6
probe wire 3-6
Program Mode 3-11