Maico MI 24, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Operation Manual touchTymp MI 24 and MI 34 Version
8107420 Rev. 6 25 03/09/2018
4.2.5 Storage
When the touchTymp is not in use, store in a location where it will be safe from damage
to the touchscreen or other sensitive components such as the acoustic transducers
and cables. Store according to the recommended temperature conditions described in
section 6.1.
4.2.6 The Probes
There are two probes available for the touchTymp, Pen Probe and Shoulder Box. The
main functionalities are the same. The Pen Probe is most suitable for screening since you
can fit it on the patient with high sensitivity and is standard with MI 24 versions. The
Shoulder Box allows hands free work while performing diagnostic measurements and is
the standard probe for MI 34 versions. Additionally, the Shoulder Box has a 3.5 mm jack
for the Contralateral headphone (Figure 22). Both, the Pen Probe (Figure 20) and the
Shoulder Box (Figure 21) are connected to the device in plug 13 (Figure 16).
Table 5 shows the explanation of the probe design for both Pen Probe and Shoulder
Box. The further explanation of the indication light and the light bar in this section
applies to both probes.
Table 5 Probe design
PROBE DESIGN
1 Probe Tip Attach the eartip to the probe tip in order to perform a
measurement.
2 Probe button Control of measurement. Use this key to start a measurement
or change test ear.
3 Indication
Light Status of current measurement. Display of selected earside
and condition of probe (e.g. Leaking, proper placement, etc.).
4 Light Bar Result of last measurement. Display of the final result (e.g.
Pass / No Respone , etc.)
(5) (Jack for
Contralateral
headphone)
Only for Shoulder Box: Possibility to connect a Contralateral
headphone (see description following in this section)
The Pen Probe
Figure 20
Do not use the Pen Probe to operate on the touch screen.
CAUTION
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