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Coupler Multicurve 75<br />

Figure 3.4.10A—Testing with the Sound Chamber Telecoil Board<br />

Testing with the Telewand<br />

When the ANSI Option is ordered with the <strong>8000</strong> Hearing Aid Test System, the<br />

Telewand device is also included. Otherwise, you can order it from the factory<br />

as an optional accessory. The Telewand is supposed to provide a more realistic<br />

test of the telecoil features of a hearing aid than the built-in telecoil in the<br />

sound chamber because it more closely simulates the magnetic field produced<br />

by a telephone receiver.<br />

1. Set up the hearing aid for testing in the usual way by connecting it to the<br />

appropriate coupler and inserting the measurement microphone.<br />

2. Enter the Coupler Multicurve screen by pressing [F1] in the Opening<br />

screen.<br />

3. Press [MENU] in the Coupler screen to open the local menu. Set the<br />

TRANSDUCER to TELEWAND under Source Settings and press [EXIT] to<br />

close the local menu.<br />

4. Use [F5] to set the Source Type to Composite.<br />

5. Press [START] to start a composite measurement.<br />

6. Plug the Telewand into the Telecoil connector on the back of the 8120 Polar<br />

plot or 8050 & 8060 Sound Chambers.<br />

7. Hold the hearing aid in one hand and the Telewand in the other hand.<br />

Position the Telewand as you would position the receiver of a telephone.<br />

That is, hold the Telewand a few millimeters next to the hearing aid, positioned<br />

parallel to the body of a BTE aid or against the faceplate of an ITE<br />

aid.<br />

8. Look at the RMS OUT in the Curve Characteristics box. This shows the current<br />

output of the hearing aid to the magnetic field input.

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