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Tests for immunity 
to interference 

IEC 60601 test level 

Concurrent level 

Electromagnetic environment 

±2 kV voltage outer 
conductor – earth 

±2 kV voltage outer 
conductor – earth (for 
Sinpro MPU16C) 

Voltage drop, short 
interruption and 
fluctuation of supply 
voltage according to 
IEC 61000-4-11 

0 % U

T

 (>95 % U

drop) 

for ½ and 1 period 

0 % U

T

 for 300 periods 

70 % U

T

 (30 % U

drop) 

for 30 periods 

0 % U

T

 (>95 % U

drop) 

for ½ and 1 period 

0 % U

T

 for 300 periods 

70 % U

T

 (30 % U

drop) 

for 30 periods 

The quality of supply voltage shall 
correspond to typical hospital or 
commercial environment. 

If the user of the medical electric 
device also demands continued 
proper functioning of the device 
during an interruption of energy 
supply, the connection of the 
device to an uninterrupted power 
supply (UPS) or battery is 
recommended. 

Magnetic field at 
mains frequency 
(50/60 Hz) according 
to IEC 6000-4-8 

30 A/m 

30 A/m 

Magnetic fields at the mains 
frequency shall correspond to 
typical hospital or commercial 
environment. 

Note: U

T

 is the mains AC voltage before applying the test level.

 

Table 6: Compliance with immunity to interference tests and resulting requirements for 
electromagnetic environment 

 

The user must take care, that the device is used in an environment with minimum distances 
to potential radiators as described in 

Table 7

 

Tests for immunity 
to interference 

IEC 60601 test level 

Concurrent level 

Electromagnetic environment 

Conducted high-
frequency disturbance 
according to IEC 
61000-4-6 

3 V 
(150 kHz – 80 MHz) 

6 V 
(ISM frequencies) 

3 V  
 

6 V 

Portable and mobile radio units 
shall not be used closer than 30 
cm (12‘’) to the device and its 
components (i.e. connected 
cables). 

Radiated high-
frequency disturbance 
according to IEC 
61000-4-3 

3 V/m 
(80 MHz – 2.7 GHz) 

9-28 V/m* 
(wireless RF 
communication) 

3 V/m 
 

9-28 V/m* 

Portable and mobile radio units 
shall not be used closer than 30 
cm (12‘’) to the device and its 
components (i.e. connected 
cables). 

* Wireless RF communication frequencies and levels: 

28 V/m: 450 MHz, ±5 kHz FM, 1 kHz sine; 810 MHz, 50% PM at 18 Hz; 870 MHz, 50% PM at 18 Hz; 930 MHz, 
50% PM at 18 Hz; 1720 MHz, 50% PM at 217 Hz; 1845 MHz, 50% PM at 217 Hz; 1970 MHz, 50% PM at 217 Hz; 
2450 MHz, 50% PM at 217 Hz; 

27 V/m: 385 MHz, 50% PM at 18 Hz; 

9 V/m: 710 MHz, 50% PM at 217 Hz; 745 MHz, 50% PM at 217 Hz; 780 MHz, 50% PM at 217 Hz; 5240 MHz, 
50% PM at 217 Hz; 5500 MHz, 50% PM at 217 Hz; 5785 MHz, 50% PM at 217 Hz; 

Table 7: Minimum distance to potential radiators 

Summary of Contents for Senti

Page 1: ...User Manual Senti Sentiero...

Page 2: ...All information illustrations and specifications provided within this manual are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication PATH MEDICAL reserves the right to make c...

Page 3: ...13 3 4 3 Device Sockets 14 3 4 4 Charging the Device 15 3 5 Device Functions 16 3 5 1 User Management 16 3 5 2 Patient Management 16 3 5 3 Device Settings 16 3 5 4 Hardware Tests 17 3 5 5 License Mana...

Page 4: ...ical Safety 32 8 4 Electromagnetic Compatibility 33 8 5 Accessories 34 8 6 Waste Disposal 35 9 Technical Specifications 37 9 1 General Device Information 37 9 2 Device Characteristics 37 9 3 Power Sup...

Page 5: ...ware modules in this manual may not be included with your license Please contact your distributor if you would like to upgrade your license to include more modules 1 2 Device Versions There are multip...

Page 6: ...ally indicated for use with cooperative patients starting at the age of two years or adequate development age which enables them to do play interactive audiometry All other physiological modules are s...

Page 7: ...o must not be used in cases of external otitis outer ear canal infection or in any case which yields to pain when inserting the ear probe or applying any other transducer SIDE EFFECTS There are no kno...

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Page 9: ...uirements according to DIN EN 60601 1 Device with safety class II according to DIN EN 60601 1 Direct current input The device is electronic equipment covered by the directive 2012 19 EC on waste elect...

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Page 11: ...d for all available transducers and specifications regarding test module parameters are described in a separate Technical Specification document You can download this document from www pathme de suppo...

Page 12: ...wing definitions Test result OK Screening test valid result Diagnostic test result within expected range of normal hearing Test result incomplete in between OK and not OK further test interpretation n...

Page 13: ...f switch can be used in some test modules e g MAGIC SUN to show the footer which may be hidden in these modules during the test Figure 2 On off switch for handheld left and desktop device right marked...

Page 14: ...used as described in Table 1 Socket Connectable accessory Blue Headphones insert earphones free field loudspeaker Sentiero Sentiero Advanced 2nd ear probe ear coupler cable tympanometry add on PCB rev...

Page 15: ...nt response button Label printer modem USB cable with type B connector Power supply Table 2 Device socket overview for desktop devices Figure 6 Socket panel of desktop devices top Senti Desktop bottom...

Page 16: ...Patient Management After switching on the device and if applicable after login a patient can be added selected from the list of patients or the test module selection can be called in Anonymous mode i...

Page 17: ...eck if the ear probe is properly connected to the device If not connect the ear probe to the device Probe failed 1 Check if the ear probe is placed in the correct test cavity If not use the correct te...

Page 18: ...ce until the end of the day Please note that after activating the demo mode you cannot change your device date and time until the end of the day If you are interested in upgrading your device permanen...

Page 19: ...ination is correct please contact your distributor If possible do not hold the ear probe while it is placed inside the ear during OAE testing This may introduce noise into the measurement Common sourc...

Page 20: ...or Error ID Device error recognized by device self test Contact your service partner for more information Table 4 Errors and recommended actions If the recommended actions in Table 4 or in the online...

Page 21: ...ailable via download from the PATH MEDICAL homepage via restricted area login The PATH Service Tool is needed for servicing devices and for calibrating transducers Additional hardware e g CaliPro devi...

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Page 23: ...irs PATH MEDICAL reserves the right to decline any responsibility for the safety in operation reliability and capability of the device or accessory if any service activities or repairs were conducted...

Page 24: ...e may influence the calibration accuracy For more information please refer to section 8 2 Handling Transport and Storage In addition to the annual metrological inspection a regular visual inspection a...

Page 25: ...be test cavity must be used with a disinfected and clean new probe tip In case of contamination with pathological material or suspected dirt inside the cavity please discontinue the use of the test ca...

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Page 27: ...lectrode cable yes 1 8 m 71 Electrode trunk cable EC 03 connected to electrode lead cable no 1 4 m 55 Electrode lead cable Multiple configurations connected to electrode trunk cable yes 0 5 m 20 Relat...

Page 28: ...t your distributor for an up to date list of available accessories Please note that the same accessory may be available with different connectors and therefore different article numbers for different...

Page 29: ...lid in cases of breakage malfunction due to manipulation or unintended usage negligence non observance of manufacturer s instructions including cleaning instructions crashes or accidents damages by ex...

Page 30: ...ng in any way to the defect in or failure of the device or accessory including but not limited to claims based upon loss of use lost profits or revenue environmental damage increased expenses of opera...

Page 31: ...ests e g MAGIC according to instructions from qualified personnel Do not allow children handicapped persons e g mentally handicapped subjects or other persons who may need assistance to operate the de...

Page 32: ...ve normal temperature before it is switched on Make sure that any platform table cart or other surface used during the operation transport or temporary or permanent storage of the device and its compo...

Page 33: ...or with other electronic equipment in a stacked form should be avoided as this could result in improper operation Senti Sentiero e g occurrence of unwanted noise Electronic equipment may include e g m...

Page 34: ...o not drop throw or hit any transducer on a hard object Sensitive parts e g ear probe microphone and loudspeakers may get damaged and deteriorate measurement performance Do not use a cable or transduc...

Page 35: ...rrect disposal and storage of the battery pack Do not dispose of the batteries in your normal household waste bin Please follow your local regulations for proper disposal Within the European Union the...

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Page 37: ...9 3 DIN EN ISO 389 4 DIN EN ISO 389 5 DIN EN ISO 389 8 transducer calibration DIN EN ISO 10993 1 biocompatibility DIN EN ISO 15223 1 manual DIN EN 60601 1 electrical safety DIN EN 60601 1 2 EMC DIN EN...

Page 38: ...andheld 9V 1 2 A Desktop 9 12 V 0 4 A Rechargeable battery pack Handheld 4 8 V NiMH Desktop 3 7 V Li Ion Maximum operating time with fully charged batteries ca 6 8 hours dependent on usage Maximum cha...

Page 39: ...to 40 C 50 to 104 F Relative air humidity 20 to 90 non condensing Barometric pressure 70 to 106 kPa In the following cases a transducer recalibration at the point of use is recommended Air pressure a...

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Page 41: ...ence its HF emissions are very low and it is unlikely that adjacent electronic devices are disturbed Class B The medical electric device may be used in all establishments including those in residentia...

Page 42: ...ce tests and resulting requirements for electromagnetic environment The user must take care that the device is used in an environment with minimum distances to potential radiators as described in Tabl...

Page 43: ...Page 43 44 The device is intended for use in an environment in which high frequency disturbances are controlled...

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