GN Otometrics A/S
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CAPELLA Cochlear Emissions Analyzer
User Manual
4.3
TEOAE
1.
Click on the
TEOAE
icon or choose
Transient (TEOAE)
in
the
Mode
menu.
2.
Change stimulus level by clicking on the
Stimulus
arrow
keys or pressing the up and down arrow keys on the key-
board.
3.
Access to additional test parameters (selection of
Linear
,
Nonlinear
or
Fast-screen
mode,
Stimulus suppression
,
Noise criteria
and
Stop criteria
) can be gained by selecting
Parameters
in the
Setup
menu. If necessary, change the
Stimulus correction
in the
Setup
menu.
4.
Click on
Start
to begin measuring.
5.
If you wish to halt the measurement momentarily, click on
Pause
. Click on
Continue
to resume the measurement.
6.
Measurement status can be monitored by observing the
Sweeps
and
Statistics
boxes on the lower right part of the
screen. The
Correlation
,
Emission strength
and
S/N ratio
are shown in each of five frequency bands as well as the
broad-band values. The blue vertical bar on the right of the
time response graph also indicates the noise floor during the
measurement.
7.
Click on
Stop
to end the measurement if you have disabled
Stop criteria
.
8.
Scaling of the time response graph can be changed by using
the
up
and
down
arrows in the
Scale
box on the screen or
the
PgUp
and
PgDn
keys on the keyboard.
9.
The cursor can be moved by clicking on the time response
graph or using the right and left arrow keys in the
Cursor
box
on screen or on the keyboard. The cursor's position on the time
scale and the amplitude of the mean of the A and B curves are
displayed in the
Cursor
box.
10.
The time window for data analysis can be changed by entering
different values in
Window
in the
Parameters
dialog box
(
Setup
menu) but this not generally recommended as it can
affect the correlation coefficient substantially. If displayed, the
gray hatched area is not included in the FFT analysis. The
Scaling
of the FFT display may also be altered and its