Features and Specifications
| Audiometer Acoustic Tests | Output Level, Distortion, Narrowband Noise, White Noise, Speech Noise, Speech Level |
| Audiometer Electrical Tests | Frequency, Distortion, Off Level, Rise Time, Fall Time, Overshoot, Crosstalk, Linearity, Warble, Pulse, SISI |
| Tympanometer Tests | Probe Output Level, Compliance, Probe Pressure, Reflex Output Level, Distortion, Switching (rise/fall/overshoot/off) |
| Other Tests | Handswitch test, Room Acoustic levels (1/3 Octave) |
| Transducers Supported | Headphones: TDH-39/39P, TDH-49/49P, TDH-50/50P |
| Inserts: EAR-3A, EAR-5A, CIRR-22 Insert Masking Phone, Danavox Single Insert | |
| High Frequency Phones: Sennheiser HDA-200, HDA-280, Koss HV/1A | |
| Bone Oscillators: Radio Ear B-71, A20 | |
| Free Field Options | Degrees of incidence (0/45/90) |
| Couplers Supported | Headphones: NBS-9A/IEC-303, IEC-318 |
| Inserts: IEC-126/HA-2/DB-0138, IEC-711, HA-1 | |
| High Frequency Phones: IEC 60318-2 Type 1 and IEC 60318-2 Type 2 | |
| Artificial Mastoids Supported | B&K-4930, Larson Davis AMC493 (AMC493 support includes temperature compensation). Flexible support for custom mastoids |
| Frequency Accuracy | +/- 0.5 Hz |
| Amplitude Accuracy | +/- 0.1 dB |
| Distortion | < 0.20 % @ 125Hz |
| Linearity Test Limits | +120HL to –10 HL |
| Test Modes |
Manual - user prompted to set frequency, level and channel for each test point. System provides audible feedback and waits for user to manually adjust the audiometer until within user definable threshold before proceeding to the next test point. Designed for minimal user interaction for maximum productivity: |
| User Controlled - for audiometers under serial control: System controls and adjusts the audiometer for each test point. User determines which test section to perform. | |
| Fully Automatic - for audiometers under serial control: System controls and adjusts the audiometer for a full battery of tests. User only prompted to change transducers. | |
| Standards | ANSI S3.6 (1969, 1989, 1996, 2004) IEC-60645, IEC 389 |

