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HP RM500SL manual Warranty, Trademarks, Acknowledgements

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1.4Warranty, Trademarks, Acknowledgements

The Audioscan RM500SL is manufactured by Etymonic Design Inc.,

41 Byron Ave., Dorchester, Ontario, Canada	N0L 1G0.
Phone: 800-265-2093 (USA only); 519-268-3313	Fax: 519-268-3256

www.audioscan.com Email: info@audioscan.com or service@audioscan.com

Warranty: The RM500SL is warranted against defects for two years from date of purchase. Within this period, it will be repaired without charge for parts, labor or return shipping when returned prepaid to your authorized Audioscan service agent. This warranty does not apply to battery substitutes (pills), which carry a 90 day warranty, or to equipment that, in our sole judgement, has been subject to misuse, or unauthorized alteration or repair.

Trademarks: Audioscan, Verifit, Speechmap and Quikscan are registered trademarks of Etymonic Design Inc. DSL is a registered trademark of The University of Western Ontario. HP LASERJET is a registered trademark of Hewlett-Packard Company. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. K-AMP is a registered trademark of Etymotic Research Inc. KEMAR is a registered trademark of Knowles Electronics Inc. QUEST is a trademark of Quest Technologies Inc. PostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems, Inc.

Acknowledgements: In addition to the contributions of our entire staff, we acknowledge the support received from past and present staff at the National Centre for Audiology at the University of Western Ontario in implementing the DSL method. DSL 5.0 is used under license from the University of Western Ontario (UWO). We are indebted to the University of Memphis Hearing Aid Research Laboratory for permission to use some of their recorded speech material.

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HP RM500SL manual Warranty, Trademarks, Acknowledgements, FastFacts 1.4 Warranty, trademarks, acknowledgements

Contents

USER’S Guide Table of Contents General SetupGetting Started General OperationOther Hearing Instrument Tests Hearing Instrument Tests SetupAnsi S3.22 Hearing Aid Tests REM Manual Control Speechmap Technical Details Speechmap Fitting ProceduresTroubleshooting Help is available on the following topics by pressing Help About RM500SLSection overview FastFacts 1.3 Electronic users guide Warranty, Trademarks, Acknowledgements FastFacts 1.4 Warranty, trademarks, acknowledgementsElectromagnetic Compatability EMC CisprFastFacts 2.1 Getting started Unpacking and connecting FastFacts 2.2 Unpacking and connectingGetting Started Following topics are covered in this sectionMicrophone connection FastFacts 2.3 Microphone connectionFastFacts 2.4 Microphone care Battery pill use and care FastFacts 2.5 Battery pill use and careMicrophone care Coupler microphone Probe microphoneMouse, keyboard, barcode scanner FastFacts 2.6 Mouse, keyboard, barcode scannerGeneral Operation External printer, auxiliary audio outputsFastFacts 2.7 External printer, auxiliary audio outputs Section overview This section covers the following topicsFastFacts 3.2 Input device operation Input device operationFunction Keypad Barcode data input FastFacts 3.3 Barcode data inputKeypad keys Function Button FastFacts 3.4 Keypad keysMenus, lists and buttons Setup Box List Box FastFacts 3.5 Menus, lists and buttonsFastFacts 3.7 Program memory removal and replacement Screen messagesGeneral Setup FastFacts 4.1 General setup Date and time setupFastFacts 4.2 Date and time setup Software updatingFastFacts 4.4 Saving test setup Display settingsFastFacts 4.3 Display settings Saving test setup FastFacts 5.2 Networking requirements NetworkingFastFacts 5.1 Networking Networking requirements Networking setup FastFacts 5.3 Networking setupFastFacts 5.4 Single computer connection Single computer connectionOn the RM500SL, see Printing and Storing Results FastFacts 6.1 Printing and storing resultsFastFacts 6.2 Internal printer paper loading Internal printer paper loadingTo load a new roll of paper FastFacts 6.4 Local printer setup Barcodes, headers and comments on printoutsPrinting to a USB memory stick FastFacts 6.5 Printing to a USB memory stickNetwork printer setup FastFacts 6.6 Network printer setupPrinting to a network file FastFacts 6.8 Data storage to a network fileHearing Instrument Tests Setup FastFacts 7.2 HIT a or B display Graph or table formatFastFacts 7.3 Graph or table format Output or gain scale FastFacts 7.4 Output or gain scaleFastFacts 7.7 Ansi test frequencies Hide or Show HIT curvesTo change the averaging frequencies HIT calibration facts FastFacts 7.8 HIT calibration factsFastFacts 7.9 Calibration of HIT reference microphone Calibration check for coupler microphone FastFacts 7.10 Calibration check for coupler microphoneCoupling the hearing instrument Positioning the hearing instrument FastFacts 7.12 Positioning the hearing instrumentAnsi S3.22 Hearing Aid Tests FastFacts 8.2 Ansi S3.22-1996 factsFastFacts 8.4 Ansi 1996 Linear and AGC tests Ansi S3.22-2003 factsTurn the instrument on Ansi 2003 Linear and AGC tests FastFacts 8.5 Ansi 2003 Linear and AGC testsAnsi test results FastFacts 8.6 Ansi test resultsAnsi input-output curves FastFacts 8.7 Ansi input-output curvesAnsi telecoil terminology FastFacts 8.8 Ansi telecoil terminologyAnsi telephone simulator Tmfs test FastFacts 8.9 Ansi telephone simulator Tmfs testTelecoil test results FastFacts 8.10 Telecoil test resultsFastFacts 9.2 Harmonic distortion Other Hearing Instrument TestsTurn the hearing instrument on FastFacts 9.4 Multicurve results Multicurve procedureFastFacts 9.3 Multicurve procedure Multicurve results FastFacts 9.6 Battery drain test Spectral analysis in MulticurveManual control procedure FastFacts 9.8 Sound level meter using manual controlReal-Ear Measurement Setup FastFacts 10.2 REM calibration factsCalibration of REM probe microphone FastFacts 10.3 Calibration of REM probe microphoneCalibration check for probe module FastFacts 10.6 ABR nHL to eHL setup Max TM SPL setupFastFacts 10.5 Max TM SPL setup 10.6 ABR nHL to eHL setup Positioning the client FastFacts 10.8 Positioning the probe tubeREM Screen Setup FastFacts 11.3 Graph, table or 2cc target formatREM Manual Control SPL or HL scaleFastFacts 11.4 SPL or HL scale Hide or show REM curves FastFacts 11.5 Hide or show REM curvesFastFacts 12.3 Sound level meter using REM probe Manual control measurementsFastFacts 13.2 Sensory loss simulator operation Sensory Loss SimulatorSensory loss simulator description Occlusion Effect Test Occlussion effect measurementTurn the hearing aid OFF FastFacts 14.1 Occlusion effect measurementRecd real-ear to coupler difference FastFacts 15.2 Recd factsRecd coupler response FastFacts 15.3 Recd coupler responseFastFacts 15.4 Recd real-ear response Recd real-ear responseAllow the foam tip to fully expand in the ear Recd results FastFacts 15.5 Recd resultsFastFacts 16.2 Insertion gain in SPL Insertion GainFastFacts 16.1 Insertion gain Insertion gain in SPL Insertion gain in HL FastFacts 16.3 Insertion gain in HLAudiometric data entry To enter data from a barcode see 3.3 Barcode data inputTo enter assessment data and parameters manually FastFacts 16.4 Audiometric data entryReur measurement procedure FastFacts 16.5 Reur measurement procedureRear measurement procedure FastFacts 16.6 Rear measurement procedureSII calculation in Insertion gain FastFacts 16.7 SII calculation in Insertion gainFastFacts 17.2 Speechmap facts SpeechmapFastFacts 17.1 Speechmap 17.2 Speechmap facts DSL 5.0 in Speechmap FastFacts 17.3 DSL 5.0 in SpeechmapFastFacts 17.5 NAL-NL1 in Speechmap DSL 5.0 changesFastFacts 17.4 DSL 5.0 changes NAL-NL1 in Speechmap To enter audiometric data, see 18.2 Assessment data entry Using SpeechmapFastFacts 17.6 Using Speechmap 0611 RM500SL User’s Guide Version REM or S-REM mode FastFacts 17.9 REM or S-REM mode17.10SII calculation in Speechmap FastFacts 17.10 SII calculation in SpeechmapFastFacts 18.2 Assessment data entry Speechmap Fitting ProceduresTo enter assessment data manually Assessment data choices FastFacts 18.3 Assessment data choicesFrom 18.3 Assessment data choices FastFacts 18.4 Assessment data choicesFitting to targets for soft speech FastFacts 18.5 Fitting to targets for soft speechFitting to targets for loud sounds FastFacts 18.6 Fitting to targets for loud soundsFitting to targets for mid-level speech FastFacts 18.8 Open fittings in SpeechmapFM fitting and verification FastFacts 18.9 FM fitting and verificationSpeechmap Technical Details FastFacts 19.2 Speechmap stimuliStimulus levels FastFacts 19.3 Stimulus levelsMicrophone location effects Microphone Location Effects FastFacts 19.4 Microphone location effectsSpeech signal analysis FastFacts 19.5 Speech signal analysisFastFacts 20.2 Self test failures TroubleshootingFastFacts 20.1 Troubleshooting Self test failures FastFacts 20.4 HIT curves inconsistent No HIT reference mic. detected FastFacts 20.7 No HIT reference mic. detectedInvalid HIT calibration Invalid HIT Calibration FastFacts 20.10 Invalid REM calibration20.11REM speaker overdriven FastFacts 20.12 Barcode scanner malfunctionTechnical Specifications Storage & TransportationGeneral HIT ChamberGlossary Page Page Page References Page Page 0611 RM500SL User’s Guide Version Introduction Verifit and RM500SL Test Signals and AnalysisTest signals Broad-band signals Loud Vocal Effort Effect re nominal band SPL Analysis of broad-band signals Pink noise signal analysisVerifit / RM500SL Speechmap 07/05/06 Example of speech envelope and Ltass 07/05/06 Ltass for Speechmap speech signals at average vocal effort Ltass Dynamic