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Additional licenses available are:
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“Computer connectivity” for the connection of the Triangle with the
computer.
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“Bone conduction” to enable the bone conduction stimulation and
noises on the AC contralateral headphone.
2.3 P
RECAUTIONS
Installation of the Triangle audiometer is easy but needs to be done carefully.
Incorrect installation could lead to safety issues while using the system.
Like any other electrical or electronic device, the audiometer will emit
electromagnetic waves. While the level of emissions is guaranteed to remain
within statutory limits, other electronic devices operating in the immediate
vicinity could be affected if particularly sensitive to electromagnetic
interference. If this should occur (interference is verifiable by turning the device
off and then turning it on again), it may be possible to solve the problem by
adopting one or more of the following solutions:
- Change the orientation and/or the position of the device affected by
interference.
- Change the device’s distance from the audiometer.
- Plug the affected device into a power socket on a circuit that is different
from that of the audiometer.
- Consult the manufacturer or a service center for assistance.
2.4 C
ONNECTIONS
All connectors for accessories are located on the rear panel.
Plug all transducers and accessories into the respective sockets as indicated in
the following table:
Connector Attachment
BONE Bone vibrator
ACL AC headphones: Left
ACR AC headphones: Right
P.RESP
Patient response switch