Audioscan Verifit 2 - Manual (Page 6)

Verifit ® User's Guide Version 4.2 © June 2015
1 About Verifit
This section provides a listing of features new in this software release, describes the Audioscan Verifit, provides
contact, warranty and trademark information, safety warnings and notices and instructions for accessing the
electronic User’s Guide.
Note that the User's Guide may be viewed on the Verifit at any time by pressing <Help>. (For long Help pages,
use the mouse to switch between the Help index and the Help page, and to scroll through the page).
Product description
The Verifit is a hearing instrument analyzer intended to be used by hearing care professionals such as
audiologists and hearing instrument specialists to verify the electro-acoustic performance of a hearing
instrument connected to a standard earphone coupler or while worn on the ear of the end user. The Verifit is a
Programmable Electrical Medical System (PEMS). The system consists of a real-ear measurement (REM)
display unit, a hearing instrument test (HIT) acoustically-treated binaural test box, and numerous attachable
components and accessories:
Display Unit
A real-ear measurement (REM) display unit housing a flat-
panel LCD high resolution display, signal generation,
measurement and control electronics, and two sound-field
loudspeakers.
On the sides of the display unit, there are connections for:
1.monitor headphones on the lower right side
2.a USB jack on the lower left side (for the
Audioscan update stick, for example)
3.magnet mounts on both sides of the display unit,
approximately 8cm (3 in.) down from the top (this
is where you store the probe dock when not in use)
On the rear of the display unit, there are connections for:
1.an external monitor
2.a network connection
3.external loudspeakers
4.power supply
5.test box cable
6.probe dock cable
7.four USB jacks (for a keyboard, printer, and a
mouse) - the USB stick for the mouse is already
inserted into one of these USB jacks
The following components are shipped with the display unit
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