Summary View

The Summary View displays cumulative data for all memories including the average time spent per memory, average daily use, average time streaming, average battery life, user volume, etc. and is the default view when the Data Log is accessed. This view initially shows data for all memories combined but individual memories can be viewed by selecting a specific memory button. If less than 1 hour of data has been logged, either "N/A", "< 1", "0", "?", or "Unknown" displays depending on the hearing aid connected.

Inspire automatically compares the information in the data log against the current settings of the hearing aid. Based on the objective data contained in the data log, Inspire may provide a set of recommendations per memory in an effort to improve the performance of the specific hearing aid. Some recommendations can be applied to the hearing aid and some suggest counseling the patient on usage, feedback prevention, etc. Data Log can also be used to demonstrate the usage and benefit of amplification to the patient and third party, and troubleshoot issues during follow-up visits. The data log can be reset at any time.

  1. Connect and select the desired hearing aid(s) to view via Get Started.

  2. Click on the Read Device Settings or Load a Previous Session radio button and then click .

  3. Click Data Log.

  4. Click Summary View if not currently displayed.

    Note:  For Xino Classic, Zōn, and Destiny products, the data headings and functionality described below may be different or not available.
     
    Data Heading Description
    Data Log Dates Hearing aid's date range of the data log. If viewing a live retrieved fitting session, the date range from the saved session displays and a "Retrieved" watermark appears across the screen. If simulating, the start date is 60 days prior to the end date and a "Simulated" watermark appears across the screen.
    Average Time Spent per Memory Pie chart or bar graph showing the percent of time spent per memory and ear side. Click on a memory name or a section of the pie to extract that memory's slice of the pie and highlight the selected memory in bold.
    Average Daily Use (hours) Average hours used per day for all memories combined per ear side.
    Average Battery Life (hours for full Data Log) Average battery life based on the total number of batteries used. Displays for all products except Honor and Halo.
    Average Battery Life (hours for last 4 batteries) Average battery life based on the last 4 batteries used. Displays for all products except Honor and Halo.
    Average Time Streaming (hours) Average hours spent audio streaming for all memories combined per ear side. Only displays if fitting or simulating wireless Pride or Pride IIC (SurfLink Media or SurfLink Mobile must be enabled via Accessories), or Honor or Halo products.
    Input  Level Distribution (SPL) Bar graph or pie chart showing the percent of time spent between <40 or 50 and >80 or 90 dB SPL and the average input level per memory and overall per ear side.
    User Volume Slider or dial image showing the modifications (average) from the programmed user setting, and the volume gain range per memory and overall per ear side. Only displays if the patient can adjust the hearing aid's volume via the physical user control (e.g., rocker switch, push button, etc.), T², Ear to Ear, or a SurfLink accessory. If no time was spent in a specific memory, the average user setting ( or ) will not display for that memory.
    Tinnitus Level Slider image showing the modifications (average) from the programmed user level, and the tinnitus output range per memory and overall per ear side. Only displays if the hearing aid supports tinnitus and Tinnitus Level, T², or Ear to Ear is enabled via User Controls and Enable Tinnitus Stimulus is checked for at least one memory via Tinnitus. The number of steps, programmed user level, and output range are based on how the hearing aid is configured for tinnitus via User Controls. If no time was spent in a specific memory, the average user level () will not display for that memory.
    Recommendations Shows or hides all global recommendations and the recommendations for all or a specific memory, and applies all or specific recommendations to the hearing aid(s). Displays for all products except CROS/BiCROS, Honor and Halo.

  5. Inspire automatically defaults to a binaural Select Binaural view if applicable. To view only the right or left hearing aid, click Select Right Only or Select Right Only, or Select Left Only or Select Left Only.

    Note:  If fitting CROS/BiCROS devices, only data for the receiver aid displays. Binaural data is available for all products except Xino Classic, Zōn, and Destiny.

  6. Inspire automatically defaults to displaying data for all  or memories combined. To view data for a specific memory, click on the desired memory  or .

 

Applying Recommendations

  1. Click Show All to display all global and all memory specific recommendations.

    Note:  The  or button displays all global and all memory specific recommendations.
     
    Note:  Recommendations automatically display for Xino Classic, Zōn, and Destiny products.

  2. Click on the memory  or to display all global recommendations and only the recommendations for the specific memory if desired.

  3. Check or uncheck any recommendations to apply or not apply.

    Note:  'Counseling' recommendations are informational only and do not contain checkboxes.

  4. Click Apply or Apply Recommendations.

    Tip:  To reverse any recommendations, see Undo.

 

Resetting the Data Log

  1. Click Reset Data Log and a dialog box appears asking you to confirm the reset.

    Note:  This button is only enabled during a live fitting.
     
    Tip:  Click Tools from the Menu Bar and click Reset Data Log.

  2. To reset only the right or left hearing aid, uncheck Right or Left.

  3. Click OK to clear the data log from the selected hearing aid(s).

    Note:  The previously read data log remains on the screen so that it can be saved with the current fitting session. However, the data log date range reflects that it has been reset.
     
    Tip:  Click Cancel to cancel the reset.