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112 FONIX <strong>8000</strong> Hearing Aid Test System<br />

In order to produce a signal that met with the provisions of the S3.42 standard,<br />

<strong>Frye</strong> <strong>Electronics</strong> decided to slightly modify the Composite signal for use in this<br />

ANSI 1992 test sequence. This modified signal is not used in the normal composite<br />

operation of the <strong>8000</strong> test system.<br />

Only the most observant operator will see any significant difference in the hearing<br />

aid performance between the two signals. The ANSI S3.42 signal may result<br />

in an increase in noise gain by about 1 dB.<br />

5.2.2 Entering the ANSI 92 Screen<br />

To enter the ANSI 92 test screen, you must configure one of the function keys<br />

in the Opening screen to point to that test screen.<br />

To configure the F4-F7 keys in the Opening screen:<br />

1. Press [MENU] in the Opening screen.<br />

2. Change one of the F4-F7 selections in the General Default Settings window<br />

under Opening Screen to ANSI S3.42.<br />

3. Use [F8] to save the setting (and all other settings in the Setup Menus) as<br />

default selections. See Sections 2.2.1 and 2.2.4 for details.<br />

4. Press [EXIT] to return to the Opening screen. Your new selection for the<br />

F4-F7 keys should be displayed in the function key list at the bottom of the<br />

screen.<br />

5. Press the function key you selected in Step 2 to enter the ANSI 92 screen.<br />

5.2.3 Running ANSI 92.<br />

1. Level the sound chamber and set up the hearing aid to full on gain as specified<br />

in Section 5.1.2 and 5.1.3.<br />

2. Press [F4] in the Opening screen to enter the ANSI 92 screen.<br />

3. Use [F1] to select the desired ear.<br />

4. Use [F2] to select the settle time used for the test.<br />

5. Use [F3] to set the noise reduction used for the test. See Section 2.3.2.1 for<br />

more information on composite noise reduction.<br />

6. Press [START] to begin the test sequence.<br />

For some aids, the analyzer will pause the test and tell you to turn the aid down<br />

to reference test gain. Adjust the volume of the aid until it comes within 1 dB<br />

of the target gain. Take care not to move the aid from its position. If you must<br />

move it in order to adjust the gain control, replace the aid as close as possible<br />

to its original position. Push [START] to complete the test.<br />

To delete the displayed results, press [F4] and use [, ] to select DELETE ALL<br />

CRVS. Press [] to perform the deletion.

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