Verification Report

The Verification Report prints data for up to 7 captured curves on a graph based on real ear response. In addition, details regarding the hearing aid's configuration, audiogram, and adaptive features for the selected program are printed on the report. If fitting binaurally, each hearing aid prints on its page. However, if fitting CROS/BiCROS devices, only the receiver aid prints. The Report Header options selected via Reports Preferences determine the logo/text and patient information that prints at the report's top. This report is only available if at least one curve was captured via Speech Mapping or select Fitting screens during the current or retrieved session.

1. Connect and select the desired hearing aid(s) to report via Connect.
2. Click Connect.
3. Click Speech Mapping from the Left Navigation Menu or click Speech Mapping from select Fitting screens.
4. Capture curves if not captured previously.
5. Click on the specific program to print, if applicable.
6. Check the desired captured curves to print, if applicable.

   Note:  Only the captured curves checked View print on the report.

7. Check the desired display curves to print, if applicable.

   Note:  Only the curves (e.g., Audiometric Thresholds, Soft Target/Response, etc.) checked print on the report.

8. Click File from the Menu Bar.

9. Click Print to print and/or preview the report.

10. Click Verification Report.

    Note:  Verification Report is only enabled if at least one curve was captured and checked View via Speech Mapping or select Fitting screens during the current or retrieved session and the current program selected is not Disabled.

11. Click Print or Print Preview.

    Tip:  Click Close to cancel the report and close the Print screen.

    Note:  If more than 7 captured curves were checked View via Speech Mapping or select Fitting screens, a message that only the 7 most recent curves will print on the report. Click Continue to print the 7 most recent curves or Cancel to cancel the report and select the 7 desired curves to print. If real-time view Input + Gain was selected when the curve was captured, both an input and output curve were created; therefore, it's listed as 1 curve but is counted as 2.

12. If Print was selected, change any desired settings and click Print. If Print Preview was selected, navigate or print the report report using the options on the Print Preview Toolbar.

    Verification Report	Description
    Report Header	Manufacturer's logo, company's logo, or customized text. Prints based on the Report Header selected via Reports Preferences.
    Customized for	Patient's name. Only prints if Patient Name was selected via Reports Preferences.
    DOB	Patient's date of birth. Only prints if Patient Date of Birth was selected via Reports Preferences.
    Session	Date of the current or retrieved session. Only prints if Session Date / Date of Test was selected via Reports Preferences.
    Device/Audiogram
    Right/Left Ear, Receiver/Power Level, Acoustic Options, FW, Serial #, and Fitting Formula	Indicates the right/left hearing aid's product family, circuit, and style, firmware version, serial number, and the current configuration of the device's features.
    Audiogram Graph	Office system, hearing aid, or In-situ air conduction, bone conduction, and UCL points.
    Program and Current Output/Gain/Slope
    Graph Legend	Identifies the curves, shaded regions, and captures on the graph.
    Speech Mapping Captured Graph	Regardless of the selected graphical view, the fitting graph prints based on Real Ear Response output and Input Type: Speech. Only the curves (e.g., captures, Audiometric Thresholds, Soft Target/Response, etc.) checked via Speech Mapping or select Fitting screens print on the report.
    Feedback Canceller, Directionality, Speech in Loud Noise, Speech in Noise, Quiet, Transients, Wind, and/or Machine	Indicates the current setting of the program's features. Only the features supported print.

13. If Print Preview was selected, click X on the Title Bar to close.
14. Click Close to close the Print screen.