D-0120578-C – 2019/11
Eclipse – Instructions for Use - US
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3.1.24 Pause
Pause becomes active after testing has started. It allows for pausing during a test. The stimulus will
continue to be presented, but no measurement is occurring.
3.1.25 Next intensity
Use the Next Intensity button to start testing the next intensity selected in the Manual Stimulus window.
3.1.26 Fmp & residual noise graph
The Fmp & Residual Noise Graph provide information about the quality of the selected curve.
1. The Quality Target (%) (e.g., 99.0%) and the horizontal grey line extending out from the black arrow
indicate the target response quality and relate to the Fmp value. The aim is for the Fmp curve to hit
the horizontal grey line.
2. The Fmp value is calculated and displayed during testing and is available for collected curves after
testing.
3. The Fmp curve (in either red or blue depending on test ear) indicates the development of response
confidence over the course of the test.
4. The black arrow and the value in nV (e.g., 40nV), indicate the Residual Noise Target.
5. The Residual Noise value is calculated and displayed during testing and is available for collected
curves after testing.
6. The Residual Noise Curve (in black) indicates the change in residual noise level over the course of
the test.
7. The number of selected sweeps for testing is indicated.
The efficiency of the method used for determining the residual noise level is described in the following article:
Elberling, C., & Don, M. (1984). Quality estimation of average auditory brainstem responses. Scand Audiol,
13, 187-197.
3.1.27 Extending the number of sweeps/averages
Click on the arrow next to the Fmp & Residual Noise Graph to extend the number of sweeps during testing.
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