Interacoustics Eclipse User manual

Instructions for Use - US
Eclipse
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1Introduction..................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 About this manual...................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Indications for use ..................................................................................................................... 2
1.2.1 Intended operator.........................................................................................................................2
1.2.2 Patient population ........................................................................................................................2
1.2.3 Contraindications .........................................................................................................................2
1.3 Product description.................................................................................................................... 3
1.4 Warnings ................................................................................................................................... 4
2Unpacking and installation............................................................................................................ 7
2.1 Unpacking and inspection ......................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Markings.................................................................................................................................... 8
2.3Hardware installation................................................................................................................. 9
2.3.1 Grounding the patient bed..........................................................................................................10
2.3.2 Eclipse back panel .....................................................................................................................11
2.3.3 Eclipse front panel......................................................................................................................11
2.3.4 Preamplifier buttons ...................................................................................................................12
2.4 Software installation ................................................................................................................ 12
2.4.1 To know before you start installation..........................................................................................12
2.4.2 Minimum PC requirements.........................................................................................................12
2.4.3 What you will need:....................................................................................................................13
2.4.4 Software installation...................................................................................................................13
2.4.5 Driver installation........................................................................................................................13
2.4.6 Restoring factory default settings in the software.......................................................................14
2.4.7 Installing a language pack..........................................................................................................14
2.5 Reader station......................................................................................................................... 15
2.6 License .................................................................................................................................... 15
2.6.1 Eclipse serial number.................................................................................................................15
2.6.2 DSP serial number & license key...............................................................................................15
2.7 Starting up from OtoAccess® Database ................................................................................. 16
2.7.1 Module setup in OtoAccess® Database.....................................................................................16
2.8 Starting up from Noah (ASSR or IA OAE suite only) .............................................................. 17
3Operating instructions EP15/EP25 ............................................................................................. 19
3.1 The record tab ......................................................................................................................... 20
3.1.1 Main menu items........................................................................................................................20
3.1.2 Electronic help ...........................................................................................................................21
3.1.3 Viewing historic sessions ...........................................................................................................21
3.1.4 Protocol selection.......................................................................................................................21
3.1.5 Temporary setup........................................................................................................................21
3.1.6 Rearrange curves.......................................................................................................................21
3.1.7 Group waveforms.......................................................................................................................21
3.1.8 Reporting ...................................................................................................................................21
3.1.9 Printing.......................................................................................................................................22
3.1.10 Display A-B curves.....................................................................................................................22
3.1.11 Display contra curve...................................................................................................................22
3.1.12 Talk forward ...............................................................................................................................22
3.1.13 Single curve display ...................................................................................................................22
3.1.14 Split screen display ....................................................................................................................23
3.1.15 Save & New ...............................................................................................................................24

3.1.16 Save & Exit ................................................................................................................................24
3.1.17 Stimulus rate selection...............................................................................................................24
3.1.18 Frequency selection...................................................................................................................24
3.1.19 Stimulus window ........................................................................................................................24
3.1.20 Manual stimulation window ........................................................................................................25
3.1.21 Status window............................................................................................................................25
3.1.22 Waveform reproducibility............................................................................................................25
3.1.23 Start / Stop .................................................................................................................................25
3.1.24 Pause.........................................................................................................................................26
3.1.25 Next intensity .............................................................................................................................26
3.1.26 Fmp & residual noise graph .......................................................................................................26
3.1.27 Extending the number of sweeps/averages ...............................................................................26
3.1.28 Raw EEG ...................................................................................................................................27
3.1.29 Advanced EEG ..........................................................................................................................27
3.1.30 Hide stimulus artefact.................................................................................................................28
3.1.31 Display gain ...............................................................................................................................29
3.1.32 Recording window......................................................................................................................29
3.1.33 Selecting a waveform.................................................................................................................29
3.1.34 Moving an individual curve.........................................................................................................29
3.1.35 Display differential curves ..........................................................................................................29
3.1.36 Adding a note to the waveform ..................................................................................................30
3.1.37 Monitoring rejection....................................................................................................................31
3.1.38 Placing waveform markers.........................................................................................................31
3.1.39 Deleting waveform markers .......................................................................................................31
3.1.40 Suggest waveform markers .......................................................................................................32
3.1.41 Normative latency data ..............................................................................................................32
3.1.42 Deleting individual curves ..........................................................................................................32
3.1.43 Enlarge/diminish individual curves .............................................................................................33
3.1.44 Hiding individual curves .............................................................................................................33
3.1.45 Fixate individual curves /comparing to a historic session...........................................................33
3.1.46 Merging curves (creating a summed curve)...............................................................................33
3.1.47 Adding curves ............................................................................................................................34
3.1.48 Differential Ipsi minus contra (Ipsi-Contra) curve .......................................................................34
3.1.49 Differential A minus B (A-B (N)) curve........................................................................................35
3.1.50 Changing display filtering...........................................................................................................35
3.1.51 Recorded curve conditions.........................................................................................................35
3.1.52 Adding comments to a curve......................................................................................................36
3.1.53 Using the cursor.........................................................................................................................36
3.1.54 Signal to noise ratio calculation (3:1) .........................................................................................36
3.1.55 CR, RA & INC waveform markers..............................................................................................37
3.2 The latency tab........................................................................................................................ 38
3.2.1 Latency values ...........................................................................................................................38
3.2.2 Interlatency values .....................................................................................................................38
3.2.3 Latency graph ............................................................................................................................39
3.2.4 Disabling desktop composition (EPx5 software only).................................................................39
3.2.5 Display of the peak to trough markers (SN10 marker) (EPx5 software only) .............................40
3.3 Windows®7, 8 & 10 fails to launch Help ................................................................................. 41
3.4 PC shortcuts............................................................................................................................ 42
3.5 Patient preparation prior to testing.......................................................................................... 43
3.5.1 Impedance check.......................................................................................................................43
3.5.2 Transducers ...............................................................................................................................43
3.6 Making an ABR threshold recording ....................................................................................... 44
3.6.1 Electrode montage.....................................................................................................................44
3.6.2 ABR threshold stimuli.................................................................................................................44
3.6.3 Editing of ABR threshold recordings ..........................................................................................45
3.6.4 Interpretation and use of ABR threshold results.........................................................................45
3.7 Making a neuro latency recording........................................................................................... 46
3.7.1 Electrode montage.....................................................................................................................46
3.7.2 Editing of neuro latency recordings............................................................................................46
3.8 Making an eABR recording ..................................................................................................... 48

3.8.1 Two suggested eABR electrode montages................................................................................48
3.8.2 Editing an eABR recording.........................................................................................................48
3.8.3 Electrical threshold estimation for cochlear implant fitting..........................................................49
3.9 Making an ECochG recording................................................................................................. 50
3.9.1 ECochG electrode montages .....................................................................................................50
TipTrode...................................................................................................................................................50
TMtrode 50
3.9.2 Editing an ECochG recording.....................................................................................................51
3.10 Making an CM recording ......................................................................................................... 52
Patient preparation...................................................................................................................................52
3.10.1 CM electrode montage...............................................................................................................52
3.10.2 Stimuli for CM recordings...........................................................................................................52
3.10.3 Example of a CM recording........................................................................................................52
3.10.4 Interpretation of the CM result....................................................................................................52
3.11 Making a AMLR recording....................................................................................................... 53
3.11.1 Example of electrode montage AMLR........................................................................................53
3.11.2 Available AMLR stimuli ..............................................................................................................53
3.11.3 Example of AMLR recording ......................................................................................................54
3.12 Making a ALR recording / cortical ERA................................................................................... 55
3.12.1 Example of electrode montage for an ALR threshold recording.................................................55
3.12.2 Stimuli ........................................................................................................................................55
3.12.3 Interpretation of the ALR result ..................................................................................................56
3.12.4 Electrophysiological threshold estimation and infant hearing instrument fitting..........................56
3.13 Making a P300/MMN recording............................................................................................... 57
3.13.1 Example of electrode montage for P300/MMN ..........................................................................57
3.13.2 Available P300/MMN stimuli ......................................................................................................57
3.13.3 Summary of parameters for P300 and MMN..............................................................................58
3.14 System performance / loop back (LBK15) testing................................................................... 59
4Operating instructions VEMP...................................................................................................... 61
4.1 Preamplifier setup ................................................................................................................... 62
4.2 VEMP monitor ......................................................................................................................... 62
4.3 VEMP waveform markers ....................................................................................................... 62
4.4 Calculating the VEMP asymmetry ratio (VEMP partner) ........................................................ 63
4.5 VEMP scaling .......................................................................................................................... 63
4.6 Making a cVEMP recording..................................................................................................... 64
4.6.1 Electrode montage for cVEMP...................................................................................................64
4.6.2 Stimuli for cVEMP ......................................................................................................................64
4.6.3 Default collection parameters.....................................................................................................65
4.6.4 Procedure ..................................................................................................................................65
4.6.5 Edit cVEMP results ....................................................................................................................65
4.6.6 Example of cVEMP result ..........................................................................................................66
4.7 Making a oVEMP recording .................................................................................................... 67
4.7.1 Electrode montage for oVEMP...................................................................................................67
4.7.2 Stimuli for oVEMP......................................................................................................................67
4.7.3 Default collection parameters.....................................................................................................67
4.7.4 Procedure ..................................................................................................................................68
4.7.5 Edit oVEMP results ....................................................................................................................68
4.7.6 Example of oVEMP result ..........................................................................................................68
5Research module.......................................................................................................................... 69
5.1.1 Logging of each sweep for a later ”replay”.................................................................................69
5.1.2 Exporting the averaged curve &/or full session..........................................................................70
5.1.3 Exporting the session (all curves) ..............................................................................................71
5.1.4 Exporting waveform when offline ...............................................................................................71

5.1.5 Importing WAV files for stimuli ...................................................................................................71
6Operating instructions IA OAE suite .......................................................................................... 75
6.1 Handling and selection of ear tips ........................................................................................... 76
6.2 Daily system checks for OAE devices..................................................................................... 77
6.2.1 Probe integrity test .....................................................................................................................77
6.2.2 Real-Ear Check.........................................................................................................................78
7The IA OAE suite .......................................................................................................................... 79
7.1 PC power configuration........................................................................................................... 79
7.2 Compatible devices ................................................................................................................. 79
7.2.1 Starting from OtoAccess® Database .........................................................................................79
7.2.2 Starting from Noah 4..................................................................................................................79
7.2.3 Simulation mode ........................................................................................................................79
7.2.4 Crash report...............................................................................................................................80
7.3 Using the menu ....................................................................................................................... 81
7.4 Using the DPOAE module....................................................................................................... 82
7.4.1 Preparing for the test..................................................................................................................82
7.4.2 Elements in the DPOAE module ................................................................................................84
7.5 Using the TEOAE module ....................................................................................................... 90
7.5.1 Preparing for the test..................................................................................................................90
7.5.2 Element in the TEOAE module ..................................................................................................92
7.6 Using the Print Wizard ............................................................................................................ 98
8Operating instructions ASSR.................................................................................................... 101
8.1 Using the ASSR module ....................................................................................................... 101
8.2 Preparations prior to the ASSR test ...................................................................................... 102
8.3 Preparations prior to testing .................................................................................................. 102
8.3.1 Preparation of the Skin.............................................................................................................102
8.3.2 Placement of electrodes...........................................................................................................102
8.3.3 Impedance check.....................................................................................................................102
8.4 Mounting electrodes .............................................................................................................. 104
8.5 Impedance check .................................................................................................................. 104
8.6 System performance / loop back (LBK15) testing................................................................. 104
8.7 The ASSR tab ....................................................................................................................... 105
8.7.1 Main menu items......................................................................................................................105
8.7.2 Protocol selection.....................................................................................................................105
8.7.3 Temporary setup......................................................................................................................106
8.7.4 Reporting .................................................................................................................................106
8.7.5 Printing.....................................................................................................................................106
8.7.6 Save & exit...............................................................................................................................106
8.7.7 Viewing historic sessions .........................................................................................................106
8.7.8 Stimulus window ......................................................................................................................106
8.7.9 Total session status window ....................................................................................................107
8.7.10 Stimulus rate ............................................................................................................................107
8.8 Making an ASSR recording................................................................................................... 108
8.8.1 Start & stop ..............................................................................................................................108
8.8.2 Pause.......................................................................................................................................108
8.8.3 Raw EEG graphs .....................................................................................................................108
8.8.4 Test frequency graph ...............................................................................................................108
8.8.5 ASSR table ..............................................................................................................................109
8.8.6 Extending the test time.............................................................................................................110
8.8.7 Adjusting the stimulus intensity................................................................................................110

8.8.8 Stopping a test frequency/intensity ..........................................................................................111
8.8.9 ASSR masking calculator.........................................................................................................111
8.9 The audiogram tab ................................................................................................................ 113
8.9.1 Estimated audiogram symbols .................................................................................................113
8.9.2 Audiometric symbols in NOAH or OtoAccess® Database........................................................114
8.9.3 Estimated audiogram ...............................................................................................................115
8.9.4 AC and BC in the same audiogram..........................................................................................116
8.9.5 No response.............................................................................................................................117
8.9.6 Selected correction factor ........................................................................................................117
8.9.7 PC shortcuts ............................................................................................................................117
9Maintenance................................................................................................................................ 119
9.1 General maintenance procedures......................................................................................... 119
9.2 How to clean Interacoustics products ................................................................................... 120
9.3 Cleaning the OAE probe tip .................................................................................................. 120
9.4 Concerning repair.................................................................................................................. 122
9.5 Warranty................................................................................................................................ 122
10 Technical specifications............................................................................................................ 125
10.1 Technical specifications - Eclipse hardware ......................................................................... 125
10.2 Technical specifications EP15/EP25/VEMP ......................................................................... 126
10.2.1 peSPL to nHL correction values...............................................................................................128
10.3 Technical specifications TEOAE ........................................................................................... 129
10.4 Technical specifications DPOAE........................................................................................... 130
10.5 Technical specifications ASSR ............................................................................................. 131
10.6 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) .................................................................................... 132
10.7 Eclipse software module overview ........................................................................................ 136
10.7.1 EP15/EP25/VEMP modules.....................................................................................................136
10.7.2 EP15/EP25/VEMP module stimulus maximum intensity..........................................................137
10.7.3 TEOAE module ........................................................................................................................138
10.7.4 DPOAE module........................................................................................................................138
10.7.5 ASSR module ..........................................................................................................................138

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1Introduction
1.1 About this manual
This manual is valid from software version EP15/25 v4.6, IA OAE suite 1.1, VEMP v4.6 and ASSR v 1.2.8.
The product is manufactured by:
Interacoustics A/S
Audiometer Allé 1
5500 Middelfart
Denmark
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Web: www.interacoustics.com
It is the purpose of this manual to provide users of Interacoustics EP15, EP25, VEMP, TEOAE, DPOAE
and ASSR modules with the information required to carry out safe and reliable measurements.
Some of the software modules described may not be included in your license. Please contact your local
distributor if you want to upgrade your license to include other modules.

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1.2 Indications for use
EP15 & EP25
The Eclipse EP15 and EP25 are intended for use in the electrophysiological evaluation, documentation and
diagnosis of ear disorders in humans. EP15/EP25 is a 2-channel evoked potential system that allows for
recording waveforms that can be used for screening and diagnostic applications.
The EP15 allows for the recording of ABRs (Auditory Brainstem Responses) while the EP25 allows for
recording ABRs, middle and late latency potentials. The target population for EP15 and EP25 includes all
ages.
cVEMP & oVEMP
The Eclipse with VEMP (Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential) is intended for vestibular evoked myogenic
potential testing to assist in the assessment of vestibular function. The target population for Eclipse VEMP
includes children from 8 years and up.
The device is to be used only by qualified medical personnel with prior knowledge of the medical and scientific
facts underlying the procedure.
TEOAE
The Eclipse TEOAE is intended for use in the audiologic evaluation and documentation of ear disorders
using Transient Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions. The target population for Eclipse TEOAE includes all ages.
DPOAE
The Eclipse DPOAE system is intended for use in the audiologic evaluation and documentation of ear
disorders using Distortion Product Otoacoustic Emissions. The target population for the Eclipse DPOAE
includes all ages.
ASSR
The Eclipse ASSR (Auditory Steady-State Response) is intended for use in the recording and analysis of
human physiological data for the diagnosis of auditory and hearing-related functions. The target population
for Eclipse ASSR includes all ages.
1.2.1 Intended operator
General for Eclipse System and all modules, is to be used by trained personnel only, such as audiologists,
ENT surgeons, doctors, hearing healthcare professionals or personnel with a similar level of education. The
device should not be used without the necessary knowledge and training to understand its use and how
results should be interpreted.
1.2.2 Patient population
The patient target population includes all ages for all modules, with the exception of VEMP testing, which is
from the age of 8 years and up.
1.2.3 Contraindications
Contraindications to place the stimuli transducer in/on a patient’s ear include a discharging ear, acute
external auditory canal trauma, discomfort (e.g. severe otitis externa) or occlusion of the external auditory
canal. Testing should not be performed on patients with such symptoms without a medical doctor’s
approval.
Testing VEMP, patients with neck, muscular and cervical injury problems should not perform the VEMP
test. Furthermore patient with conductive hearing loss, patients whose sternocleidomastoid muscle is too
difficult to locate. For oVEMP testing, total blindness and patients with exenteration (removal of the eye and
extraocular muscles) should not be tested.

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1.3 Product description
The Eclipse is a multifunctional screening and/or diagnostic device that interfaces with integrated
audiologic software modules on a PC. Depending on the installed software modules and licenses, it can
perform the following via OtoAccess® Database:
•Early, middle and late latency evoked potential testing (EP15/25)
•Vestibular evoked myogenic potential testing (VEMP)
•Transient Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions (TEOAE)
•Distortion Product Otoacoustic Emissions (DPOAE)
•Auditory Steady-State Response testing (ASSR)
The system consists of the following included parts:
EP15/EP25/VEMP/ASSR
DPOAE
Eclipse
EPA Preamplifier1
EPA4 cable collector
USB cable
Power cable
LBK15 (only EP15,EP25, VEMP)
IP30 inserts phone including eartips 3A, 3B
Neonatal Insert Ear tips
4.0 mm, 3.5 mm
Pediatric starter kit (EarTips)
Eartip adaptor and Tubekit.
ETB Standard surface Electrode Cables with Buttons
ETSE tab surface electrode kit.
Jumper Cable 125mm.
NuPrep gel 4oz/114g tube (SPG15)
Gauze Swabs
PEG15 Pregel foam snap electrodes (25 pcs) 1
Disposable Snap electrodes1.
Disposable tab electrodes1.
Bridge & Implant Cleaners (Proxysoft)
Alcohol Pads
EP15/25/VEMP software
Instructions for Use Manual on USB
Additional Information Manual on USB
EP25:
ECochG Starter Kit including cable, gel and 2 TM
electrodes1
Eclipse
OAE Probe complete1
Power cable
USB cable
IA OAE Suite software
Ear Tip1Assortment Box
Cleaning tool
Probe tips1
Instructions for Use on USB
Additional Information Manual on USB
TEOAE
Eclipse
OAE Probe complete1
Power Cable
Country specific
USB connection cable
IA OAE Suite software
Assortment Box with ear tips1for OAE
Cleaning tool
Probe tips1
Instructions for Use Manual on USB
Additional Information Manual on USB
Optional parts:
OtoAccess® Database
Tranducers as headphone DD45s and bone conductor B81 are also available.
Refer to the current Sanibel Disposables & Accessories brochure (www.interacoustics.com) or contact your
local distributor.
1Applied part according to IEC60601-1

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1.4 Warnings
Throughout this manual the following meaning of warnings, cautions and notices are used:
For the US only: Federal law restricts the sale, distribution, or use of this device to, by, or on the
order of a licensed medical practitioner.
1. This equipment is intended to be connected to other equipment thus forming a Medical Electrical
System. External equipment intended for connection to signal input, signal output or other connectors
must comply with the relevant product standard e.g. IEC 60950-1 for IT equipment and the IEC 60601-
series for medical electrical equipment. In addition, all such combinations – Medical Electrical Systems
– must comply with the safety requirements stated in the general standard IEC 60601-1, (edition 3.1),
clause 16. Any equipment not complying with the leakage current requirements in IEC 60601-1 must
be kept outside the patient environment i.e. at least 1.5m from the patient support or must be supplied
via a separation transformer to reduce the leakage currents. Any person who connects external
equipment to signal input, signal output or other connectors has formed a Medical Electrical System
and is therefore responsible for the system to comply with these requirements. If in doubt, contact a
qualified medical technician or your local representative. When the instrument is connected to a PC, or
other similar items, beware of not touching the PC and patient simultaneously.
2. A Separation Device (isolation device) is needed to isolate the equipment located outside the patient
environment from the equipment located inside the patient environment. In particular such a Separation
Device is required when a network connection is made. The requirement for the Separation Device is
defined in IEC 60601-1 clause 16.
3. To avoid the risk of electric shock, this equipment must only be connected to supply mains with a
protective earth.
4. Do not use any additional multiple socket-outlet or extension cord. For safe setup please refer to
section 2.3
5. No modification of this equipment is allowed without the authorization of Interacoustics.
Interacoustics will make available on request circuit diagrams, component part lists, descriptions,
calibration instructions, or other information. This will assist service personnel to repair, the parts of this
audiometer that are designated by the Interacoustics service personnel as repairable.
6. For maximum electrical safety, turn off the power to a mains- powered instrument when it is left
unused.
7. The instrument is not protected against ingress of water or other liquids. If any spillage occurs, check
the instrument carefully before use or return for service.
8. No part of the equipment can be serviced or maintained while in use with the patient.
9. Do not use the equipment if it is showing visible signs of damage.
The WARNING label identifies conditions or practices that may present
danger to the patient and/or user.
The CAUTION label identifies conditions or practices that could result in
damage to the equipment.
NOTICE NOTICE is used to address practices not related to personal injury.

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1. Never insert, or in any way use, the insert headset without a new clean and non-defective test tip.
Always make sure that the foam or ear-tip is mounted correctly. Ear tips and foam are for single use
only.
2. The instrument is not intended for use in environments exposed to fluid spills.
3. The instrument is not intended for use in oxygen rich environments or for use in conjunction with
flammable agents.
4. Check calibration if any parts of the equipment are exposed to shock or rough handling.
5. Components marked for “single use” are intended for a single patient during a single procedure, and
there is a risk of contamination if the component is re-used.
6. Do not switch the power on/off for the Eclipse device while a patient is connected.
7. The specifications for the device are valid if the device is operated within the environmental limits.
8. When connecting the device to its accessories, use only the dedicated socket as described in the
section “Eclipse back panel”. If the wrong socket is selected for the transducer, the stimulus sound
pressure level (SPL) will not meet the calibrated level as set in the user interface and this could lead to
an incorrect diagnosis.
9. To ensure safe operation and valid measurements, the Eclipse device and its accessories must be
checked and calibrated at least once a year or more frequently, if required by local regulations or if
there is any doubt about correct Eclipse device function.
10.Use only sound stimulation intensities that will be acceptable to the patient.
11.It is recommended that parts which are in direct contact with the patient (e.g. the probe) are subjected
to standard infection control procedures between testing patients. Please refer to cleaning section
12.Ensure that the right/left transducer is connected to the corresponding ear of the patient and that the
correct test ear is selected from within the user interface.
NOTICE
1. To prevent system faults take appropriate precautions to avoid PC viruses and similar.
2. Use only transducers calibrated with the actual instrument. To identify a valid calibration, the serial
number for the instrument will be marked on the transducer.
3. Although the instrument fulfils the relevant EMC requirements, precautions should be taken to avoid
unnecessary exposure to electromagnetic fields, e.g. from mobile phones etc. If the device is used
adjacent to other equipment, it must be monitored to ensure that there is no mutual disturbance.
Please also refer to EMC considerations in section 11.7
4. Use of accessories, transducers and cables other than specified, with the exception of transducers
and cables sold by Interacoustics or representatives, may result in increased emission or decreased
immunity of the equipment. For a list of accessories, transducers and cables that fulfil the
requirements please refer to section 1.3
5. Within the European Union, it is illegal to dispose of electric and electronic items in unsorted municipal
waste. Electric and electronic waste may contain hazardous substances and therefore
has to be collected separately. Such products will be marked with the crossed-out
wheeled bin symbol, shown below. The cooperation of the user is important in order to
ensure a high level of reuse and recycling of electric and electronic waste. Failing to
recycle such waste products in an appropriate way may endanger the environment and
consequently the health of human beings.
6. Outside the European Union, local regulations should be followed when disposing of the product after
end of life.
7. The LBK15 unit is not valid for performing a functional check of ASSR due to the nature of ASSR
algorithms. For functional testing (detection of false passes), a patient must be connected with
electrodes, in the absence of a stimulus (disconnected transducer).

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2Unpacking and installation
2.1 Unpacking and inspection
Keep the shipping box for future shipment
Please store the instrument shipping box. It will be needed if the instrument has to be returned for service. If
service is required please contact your local distributor.
Inspect before connection
Prior to connecting the product it should be inspected for damage again. All of the cabinet and the
accessories should be checked visually for scratches and missing parts.
Report immediately any faults
Any missing part or malfunction should be reported immediately to the supplier of the instrument together
with the invoice, serial number, and a detailed report of the problem. In the back of this manual you will find a
"Return Report" where you can describe the problem.
Please use the "Return Report"
Use of the Return Report provides the service engineer with the relevant information to investigate the
reported issue. Without this information, there may be difficulty in determining the fault and repairing the
device. Please always return the device with a completed Return Report in order to guarantee that correction
of the problem will be to your satisfaction.
Storage
If you need to store the instrument for a period, please ensure that it is stored under the conditions specified
in the section for technical specifications.

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2.2 Markings
The following markings can be found on the instrument:
Symbol
Explanation
Type B applied parts.
This is used for parts applied to the patient that require only ordinary electrical
protection e.g., headphones.
Type BF applied parts.
This is used for parts applied to the patient that require a higher degree of
electrical protection e.g., patient coupled electrodes.
Follow Instructions for Use
0123
The CE-mark indicates that Interacoustics A/S meets the
requirements of Annex II of the Medical Device Directive
93/42/EEC. TÜV Product Service, Identification No. 0123,
has approved the quality system.
Year of manufacture.
Manufacturer
Serial number
Reference number
Indicates that a component is intended for one use, or for use on a single
patient during a single procedure
I On (Power: connection to the mains).
O Off (Power: disconnection from the mains).
Equipotentiality is used to ground metal parts, e.g. the frame underneath a
patient bed. This will reduce the noise pick up by patient. Use the
Equipotentiality cable which is included in the Eclipse shipment.
Keep dry
REF

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Transport and storage temperature range
Transport and storage humidity limitations
Transport and storage atmospheric pressure limitations
4005727
Conforms to
ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1:2005/A1:2
C er t i f i ed t o
CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60601-1:20
ETL CLASSIFIED
ETL listing mark
Company Logo
NOTE. The instrument label is located on the backside of the Eclipse Hardware.
2.3 Hardware installation
When connecting the Eclipse to the mains supply and to a computer, the following warnings must be
observed:
1. All contact between the conductive parts of electrodes or their connectors, including the neutral
electrode and other conductive parts including earth must be avoided.
Contact your local distributor to purchase an optical USB isolator if required.
1. Avoid any mixing of cables ex. USB cables/power cord etc. mixed up with the electrode/Preamplifier
cable used for the EP system.The following diagrams indicate how to ensure that the Eclipse is
installed correctly and patient safety is maintained.

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The following diagrams indicate how to ensure that the Eclipse is installed correctly and patient safety is
maintained.
Eclipse having device ID number 8507420 has built in medical safety, at Eclipse power supply socket, the
USB socket and Trigger in/out socket.
You do not need to connect additional safety transformer to maintain patient safety and may risk more noise
as often safety transformers has poor or none connection to ground.
Eclipse fulfills the IEC 60601-1:2012 safety.
Fig.1: Eclipse is powered from mains and is connected with a standard USB cable to a laptop PC running
on battery or mains.
Fig.2: Eclipse is powered from mains and is connected to a computer via USB cable. The computer can be
attached to other devices and still maintain patient safety.
Please consult with a medical device safety specialist if in doubt.
The separable mains plug for is used to safely disconnect mains from the device.
Do not position the instrument in a position so that it is difficult to disconnect the
mains plug.
2.3.1 Grounding the patient bed
The ground plug on the back of the Eclipse can be used to further reduce noise in the test environment
during evoked potential testing.
1. Unscrew the Ground outlet bolt from the back of the Eclipse.
2. Attach the looped end of the ground wire around the metal screw and reattach the bolt.
3. Attach the clamp at the other end of the wire to either the patient bed or chair used during evoked
potential testing. Ensure it is connected to a conductive metal part (unpainted) such as screw or bolt
on the bed/chair.
Please consult with a medical device safety specialist if in doubt.
WARNING

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2.3.2 Eclipse back panel
Position:
Symbol:
Function:
1
Power
Turns power on/off
2
Mains
Plug for mains cable, 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz
3
Connection for equipotentiality, please refer to the chapter
markings.
4
USB/PC
Plug for USB cable to connect to PC
5
Trigger In/Out
Connector for trigger input/output
E.g. eABR (cochlear implant) testing etc.
6
Talk Forward
Connector for talk forward microphone
7
OAE
Plug for the OAE probe. Note the OAE probe is dedicated
to one Eclipse only! Calibration is stored on the Eclipse.
8
Patient Resp.
Plug for patient response button
9
Bone
Plug for bone conductor
10
Right
Plug for right headphone/insert earphone
11
Left
Plug for left headphone/ insert earphone
12
Preamp.
Plug for Preamplifier
2.3.3 Eclipse front panel
Position:
Symbol:
Function:
1
Power indication
Power on – blue light. Power off - no light.

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2.3.4 Preamplifier buttons
The preamplifier is used for the EP15, EP25, VEMP and ASSR modules.
For further instruction on how to use, please read the module chapter.
Position:
Symbol:
Function:
1
Dial
Dial used to determine surface electrode impedance.
2
Button
Press button (Imp.) to select impedance mode. Button flashes with a
blue light when in this mode.
3
LED
Green or Red lights indicate the electrode impedance.
2.4 Software installation
2.4.1 To know before you start installation
1. You must have administrative rights to the computer on which you are installing the Eclipse module
software.
2. DO NOT connect the Eclipse Hardware to the computer before the software has been installed!
NOTICE
1. Interacoustics will not make any guarantee to the functionality of the system if third party software is
installed, with the exception of the OtoAccess® Database or a Noah 4.10 or higher.
2. When running the EP15/EP25/VEMP on Windows® 7, desktop composition must be disabled for
optimal user interface actions.
2.4.2 Minimum PC requirements
The Eclipse is a medical device requiring to be used with a PC that meets certain minimum specifications.
•Core i3 CPU or better (Intel recommended)
•8 GB RAM or more
•Hard drive with min 10 GB free space (Solid State Drive (SSD) recommended)
•Minimum display resolution of 1280x1024 pixels or higher recommended)
•DirectX 11.x compatible graphics (Intel/NVidia recommended)
•One USB ports, version 1.1 or higher
Supported Operating Systems
•Microsoft Windows® 7 32-bit and 64-bit
•Microsoft Windows® 8 32-bit and 64-bit
•Microsoft Windows® 10 32-bit and 64-bit