otometrics MADSEN OTOflex 100 Reference Manual

17, 3.3.2 Desktop installation Mount the charger on the charger base as shown below. 1. Use the hexagonal key to screw the hexagonal screws into place. 2. Tighten the screws well so that the charger is stable when you place MADSEN OTOflex 100 in the char- ger. A. Charger body B. Charger …

188, Positive Susceptance If a major portion of the probe tone energy flows through the Compliance elements of the ear, Susceptance is positive. The ear is in this case stiffness controlled. This is true when the probe tone frequency is less than the resonance frequency of the ear. Ne…

120, 13 Test settings in MADSEN OTOflex 100 13.1 Test setups A test setup consists of settings, including procedure options such as currently selected test sequence, auto start on seal, etc., which apply to the entire range of tests available in MADSEN OTOflex 100. You can make changes to specific se…

34, Ear right Insert Mark Unmark Menu Test or character select mode Patient Play Pressure build-up positive, ETF-P Pressure build-up negative, ETF-P Return to previous menu Return to test screen Start semi-automatic testing Start automatic testing Stimulus Stop testing 4.6.2 Powering Battery status Empt…

18, 3.3.3 Wall mount installation 1. Drill 2 x 6 mm diameter holes 130 mm (5.12") apart. 2. Insert rawl plugs. 3. Insert the screws with the washers mounted, through the backplates of the wall mount. A. 2 screws B. 2 washers C. 2 rawl plugs D. washer E. wall mount backplate F. plastic shel…

113, otometrics MADSEN OTOflex 100 Procedure 2. Select the ETF-P test screen, or select the test from View > Immittance. Note • The pressure range available for positive and negative pressures (including 400 daPa and - 600 daPa) is commonly used in ETF-P testing. See Control Panel > Positive/Negative pressure. 3…