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• What is Ero•Scan Plus?• Configurations & Protocols• Device Orientation• Conducting a Test• Printing & Saving Results• Set-Up Menu• Accessories
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What is the ERO•SCAN Plus?
• Small, portable Otoacoustic Emissions device for objective hearing screening.
• Fast testing in less than 30 seconds per ear.
• Testing for all ages, infant to adult.
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What’s New in the ERO•SCAN Plus?
• No internal probe, device lies flat • Re-designed smaller external probe for ease of testing• Replaceable probe tubes at economical price to lessen repairs • Rechargeable battery w/ 20 hours of use-time• Full-color OLED display• Battery indicator on main screen• No Cradle• Change protocols quickly from main screen selections (No need to go
into the set-up menu)• Computer software included• Bluetooth connection to printer (no cords)
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Configurations & Protocols
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Configurations
DPOAE Screener• 2 Fixed Screening Protocols• Simple Pass/Refer Result
DPOAE Diagnostic• 5 Protocols• Customizable• Screening & Diagnostic Protocols
Add TEOAE to either the screener or diagnostic version shown above.
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DP Protocols
Name# of Freq.
F2 Freq. [kHz] L1/L2Averaging Time
Pass SNR# Passing Freq. for Test Pass
ScreeningDP 4s 4 2, 3, 4, 5 65/55 4 sec 6 dB 3
DP 2s 4 2, 3, 4, 5 65/55 2 sec 6 dB 3
Diagnostic
DP2.0-5.0 4 2, 3, 4, 5 65/55** 4 sec** 6 dB** 3**
DP1.5-6.0 6 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 65/55** 4 sec.** 6 dB** 0**
DP1.6-8.0 121.6, 2, 2.5, 3.2, 3.6, 4, 4.5, 5, 5.6, 6.3, 7.1, 8
65/55** 4 sec.** 6 dB** 0**
DP1.5-12.0
121.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,12
65/55** 4 sec.** 6 dB** 0**
(Diagnostic version also includes DP 4s screening protocol) **Customizable fields
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TE Protocols
Name# of Freq. Bands
Freq. center bands [kHz]
Averaging Time (max)
Pass SNR# Passing Freq. for Test Pass
ScreeningTE 64s 6 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 64 4 dB 3
TE 32s 6 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 32 4 dB 3
Diagnostic
TE1.5-4.0 6 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 64 sec** 4 dB** 3**
TE0.7-4.0 6 0.7, 1, 1.4, 2, 2.8, 4 64 sec.** 4 dB** 0**
(Diagnostic version also includes TE64s screening protocol)**Customizable fields
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Device Orientation
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Handheld Unit
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Attaching the Probe the Probe
•Plug end of probe into socket located at the top of the base unit.
•Line up the Maico Logo on the probe with the front of the base unit and insert the plug fully into the socket.
•If probe is not plugged in, a prompt will display on the screen when a test is started
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Parts of the Probe
Probe Probe Tube Ear Tip
Fully assembled probe for testing
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Charging
• Integrated lithium-ion battery• Charge via power supply• 15 hours of use-time between full charges• Blue LED Charge light indicates charging status• Battery status indicated on Main Menu screen
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Blue Charging Light
When device is plugged into charger:• Instrument displays “Charging” then powers off. Blue light indicates
status: Steady-state: battery fully charged Slow blink: charging in process Fast blink: fault condition, return
for service
When device is in use:• 2 fast blinks, pause: low battery,
needs to be charged
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Battery Status Indicator
Battery status indicator on Main Menu screen during use
• Full battery symbol represents full charge
• Reduces to empty battery in increments corresponding to discharge of battery
NOTE:•Battery life can vary based on product configuration.
•For maximum battery life, charge when 5-10% of battery remains, rather than fully depleting it.
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Navigation
• 4-way arrow keys ()• Prompts on screen indicate arrow function
Turn On: press down arrow ()
Turn Off: powers down automatically after 1 minute (default)
OR press & hold up arrow ()
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Start-up Screen
• Model• Firmware version• Serial number• Calibration due date
Information displays for several seconds, then screen goes to Main Menu
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Main Menu Screen
• L/R arrow to start test
• Down arrow to change protocol
NOTE: The UP key () will always bring the instrument back to either the previous menu or the main menu. The UP key will also access the print command from the Main Menu.
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Selecting a Test Protocol
1. Press CHANGE on Main Menu
2. Press CHANGE to select a new protocol
3. Press UP arrow to return to the Main Menu to begin testing
(Press SETUP to enter the setup menus)
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Conducting a Test
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Select & Attach an Ear tip
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Insert Probe
• Probe should be snug, but comfortable
• Deeper fit is better for OAE measurement
• Probe should remain in place on its own without any hand-holding
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Starting the Test
• Press LEFT or RIGHT to begin test
• Probe check screen will display. This checks for a good probe fit and seal in the ear (which blocks outside noise). When the scale displays green the test will progress.
• If the scale is in the amber color all the way to the left, the probe does not detect that it is inserted into an ear. If the scale is grey, it has not yet detected a seal. Once a seal is detected , it will turn green.
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Starting the test with P.E. Tubes
If testing a patient with P.E. Tubes in place: • Press and hold Right or Left arrow to test.
Note: Pressing and holding the right or left key bypasses the probe-check, which checks the stability of the probe in the ear and can be affected by a large ear canal volume which is the case with P.E. Tubes. If no tubes are present, always allow the probe-check to sequence on its own and do NOT by-pass it by holding down the arrow keys.
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Test Sequence
• Progression of test displayed on the screen. Each column is a frequency (kHz). Bars represent signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) in dB. Value graph screen displays level of noise floor () and OAE ( or ).
• When test is finished, result is displayed.
• Begin test in opposite ear by pressing LEFT or RIGHT
SNR Graph
Value Graph
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Results
• “PASS” on the screen indicates the patient passed the screening.
• “REFER” indicates that the patient did not pass the screening, and should be referred for further testing.
• “NOISY” indicates that excessive noise was present during the test. Reduce noise sources, and test again.
• “NO SEAL” indicates that a seal was not maintained throughout the test.Try fitting with a different ear tip and test again.
• “FIT ERR” indicates inadequate probe placement in the ear canal to produce target stimulus intensities.
Try a deeper fit in the canal, and test again.
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Results
General Rule of Thumb:
When the test result is “Noisy,” “No Seal,” or “FIT ERR” the tester should reposition the probe, selecting a different size ear tip if necessary, and retest.
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Storing Results in Instrument
The result is automatically stored in the instrument. (NOT long term storage)
Storing Options:
1. Save as R/L ear for one patient• A new test will overwrite result of the previous test
2. Save 250 tests• All tests will be saved and not be overwritten• Tests are numbered 1 through 250• Must keep track of patient test number(s)
3. Save under Patient Name• Requires use of Database software• Device should be set to save 250 tests if using patient names• Tests will be saved under patient name instead of numbered
** Results should then be Printed to Thermal Printer or saved to Database for long-term storage or test review. **
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Test Flow Sequence
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Printing & Saving Results
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Printing Results to Thermal Printer
1. From the Main Menu, press the UP button to enter the print screen
2. Press the CONNECT button
3. ERO•SCAN will find paired printer
4. All test results will print automatically
5. Printed results will store in memory until a new test is started
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Results
Results displayed on screen Results displayed on thermal printout
Frequency (kHz)
Sig
na
l-to
-No
ise
Ra
tio (
dB
)
-OR-
Le
vel (
dB
SP
L)
Frequency (kHz)
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Saving Results to Database
1. Open ERO•SCAN Database on PC.
2. Connect ERO•SCAN unit to computer via included USB/micro-USB cord.
3. Make sure ERO•SCAN unit is turned on.
4. “READY” will display on ERO•SCAN screen.
5. If this is a new or different ERO•SCAN device, click “Detect Com Port.”
6. Click “Results.”
7. Results in the ERO•SCAN unit will download to database.
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Printing Results from the Database
1. Highlight the results to be printed
2. Click “Print”
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Database Software Printout
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Database & Patient Names
• Patient names can be loaded into the ERO•SCAN unit through the
database software. (Note: set device to store 250 tests).
• Tests can be performed under specific patient names and then reloaded back into database.
• Tests in unit can also be saved as regular R/L tests and loaded into database as an un-named patient.
• The un-named test results can then be dragged to a patient name in the database.
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Set-Up Menu
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To Enter Set-Up Menu:
1. Press CHANGE at the main menu.
2. Press SETUP at the Protocol screen.
3. At the Clock menu, hold down the CHANGE key for 3 seconds until the Ready light (green LED) turns off and release the key.
You are now in the set-up menu
Press & hold for 3 seconds
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Pairing a Printer
1. Enter Set-up menu, press NEXT to get to “New BT Device”
2. Turn on the device to be paired (i.e. thermal printer)
3. Select DISCOVER
4. ERO•SCAN will scan to discover all available BT devices (15 sec.)
5. Use CHANGE buttons to select desired device
6. Press PAIR to pair the device
7. Pairing will be confirmed
Step 1-3
Step 4
Step 5, 6
Step 7
NOTE: Printer should only have to be paired once upon initial set-up or if changing the printer. Once device is paired, print as normal from main menu.
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Set-up Menu Options
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Accessories
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Replacing the Probe Tube
• Remove the old probe tube with a twist and pull motion
• Place a new probe tube by inserting and firmly pressing into place
• The probe tubes should never be cleaned and re-used
• Probe tubes must be used with the colored tips
For a better grip, flip the ear tip up to remove the probe tube.
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Ear Tips
• Used with Probe Tube as illustrated on previous slide.• Come in numerous sizes and styles• Latex free
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Carrying Case
• Compact, lightweight case
• Room for all accessories and optional thermal printer.
• Approximate Case size: 14”x10”x4”
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Database Software
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Database Software Features
• Upload patient names to ERO•SCAN• Download test results to database• Store patients and data• Export data to Hi-Track, Oz, or Excel• Print full page color reports• Attach reports as PDF to electronic health records• Customizable report header• Add testers for easy tracking
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Thermal Printer
• Wireless Blue Tooth Printer
• Rechargeable
• Small & Portable
• Fits in Carrying Case
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Accessories
• Included:Handheld UnitProbeProbe TubesEar tip caseVarious sized ear tipsWall ChargerDatabase softwareUSB cableCarrying case
• Optional:Thermal printerThermal paperTEOAE protocols
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Please email MAICO if you have additional questions at [email protected]
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