FONIX® 8000 - Frye Electronics

12 FONIX 8000 Hearing Aid Test System
T630 mAL
ELECTRICAL RATING:
100–240 V~
50-60 Hz .6A
ATTENTION: For service refer to qualified personnel
only. Consult accompanying documents.
FONIX 8000 Serial No. 1234
FONIX ®
8000
HEARING AID TEST SYSTEM
ELECTRONICS MODULE
Made in Tigard, Oregon, USA
By Frye Electronics, Inc.
FRYE
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and/or foreign patents and/or patents pending
Figure 1.5.2—Back panel
FRYE
KEYBD
LINE
INPUT
MIC
INPUT
MODULE 2 MODULE 1
1. POWER: Connects to the power cord and houses fuses.
2. KEYBOARD: Connects to Frye external keyboard.
3. MODULE 1&2 Connects to Frye peripheral devices –– 8050, 8060 & 8120
Sound Chambers, Chamber Remote Module and/or Probe
Remote Module. Only one sound chamber can be connected
at a time.
4. RS232 LEDs: The red LED indicates the analyzer is sending a poll. This
will flash whether or not a computer is connected. The green
LED indicates the analyzer is receiving a command from a
connected computer.
5. USB (Type B): Connects to an external computer. You may need to make a
BIOS setting to use this connector. This is the default computer
communication connection. This connection is used for
software upgrades, FONIX software programs like WinCHAP,
FONIX NOAH Module or your own custom programs.
Connect only to a standard USB port, 5 Volts maximum.
6. RS232: Connects to an external computer. You may need to make a
BIOS setting to use this connector. This connector is disabled
when shipped from the factory. The USB connection on
No.5 above is the preferred method of communication. See
the maintenance manual if you must use this legacy 9 pin
connector. Connect only to a standard RS232 port, 15 Volts
Maximum.
7. VGA: Connects to a video monitor.
The coupler microphone is plugged into the inside of the sound chamber. The connectors
not labeled in Figure 1.5.2 are not currently active but will have functions
in future software versions.
RS232
COMPUTER
VGA