Fitting Summary

The Fitting Summary screen provides a quick visual overview of the hearing aid’s features and setting information including memory environments, noise control, indicators, status, etc. for a particular live or simulated fitting. Only the features applicable to the hearing aid (e.g., Frequency Lowering, Auto Music, Tinnitus, Accessories, etc.) display on the screen which also contains quick links to these features for viewing or editing. The data log can also be reset via this screen and detailed fitting comments can be entered and saved with the session. A copy of the fitting, including the comments entered, can be printed and filed for reference. The Fitting Summary screen is available for all products except Xino Classic, Zōn, and Destiny.

Binaural Fittings, Memory Section, and CommentsBinaural Fittings, Memory Section, and Comments

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

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

3. Click Fitting Summary.
4. Click details to the left of any feature category or click on the Feature Name under Status to change the current settings and either the feature screen or a pop-up window displays.

   Tip:  Select a different setting from the drop down list for any feature displaying a picklist under Status. If fitting binaurally, the Power-On Delay and Reminder Interval cannot be selected per ear side. If different settings are desired per ear side, the devices must be fit monaurally. For 2.4 GHz CROS/BiCROS devices, Power-On Delay is automatically set to Short and cannot be changed.

   Note:  See Memories, CROS/BiCROS, Frequency Lowering, Sound Manager, Environment Manager, Noise Control, Tinnitus, Indicators, Feedback Canceller, Self Learning, Self Check, Experience Manager, T2 on Demand, Auto Fall Alert, MPO Boost, User Controls, or Accessories for more information.

5. Change any settings if desired.

   Note:  If T2 On Demand was selected in step 4, click on the number to change the code if desired. Click to print the T² On Demand Worksheet.

   Tip:  Click Fitting Summary to return to this screen if desired. If a pop-up window displayed in step 4, click OK to save the changes or click Cancel to discard the changes.

6. Click Display Multicurve Graph to view the frequency response curve for a specific memory if desired.

   Note:  The fitting graph for the memory currently selected displays. Regardless of the graphical view currently selected, Multicurve input always displays on the fitting graph. To identify the response curve for each memory on the graph, point to in the lower left hand corner and a graph legend displays.

7. Click on the specific memory to view.
8. Click OK to close the graph.
9. Click Reset Data Log to erase all current data in the hearing aid(s) if desired and begin logging new data effective this date if desired and a dialog box appears asking you to confirm the reset.

   Note:  This button is only enabled during a live fitting if Data Log is enabled.

10. To reset only the right or left hearing aid, uncheck Right or Left.
11. Click OK to clear the data log from the selected hearing aid(s).

    Tip:  Click Cancel to cancel the reset.

12. Click Fitting Comments to enter details regarding fitting if desired.
13. Enter desired comments and click OK.

    Tip:  Click Cancel to not save the comments.

14. Click Print to print and/or preview the Fitting Report if desired.

    Tip:  Click on the Inspire Toolbar or click File or Inspire (if Noah 3 is installed) from the Menu Bar and click Print to print and/or preview the report.

15. Click Save to save the session and fitting comments if desired.

    Tip:  Click  or on the Inspire Toolbar or click File or Inspire (if Noah 3 is installed) from the Menu Bar and click Save to save the session.

    Note:  If fitting comments were entered, they won't be saved unless the session is saved.

16. Enter a description if desired and click Save.

    Tip:  Click Cancel to cancel saving the session.