Fitting Summary

The Fitting Summary screen provides a quick visual overview of the hearing aid’s features and setting information, including programs, noise control, indicators, status, etc. for a particular live or simulated fitting. Only the features applicable to the hearing aid (e.g., Frequency Lowering, Tinnitus, Accessories, etc.) are displayed on the screen, and quick links to these features are included for viewing or editing. The data log can also be reset via this screen. A copy of the fitting can be printed and filed for reference.

 

Binaural Fittings, Program, Indicators, and User Control SectionsBinaural Fittings, Program, Indicators, and User Control Sections

 

If fitting binaurally, the hearing aids cannot be viewed monaurally. For settings that are different, and icons display. If a specific feature is only supported on one device, "N/A" will appear for the unsupported device.

 

In the Program, Indicators, and User Controls sections, if the program, indicator, or user control is Disabled, dashes (...) display. In the Program section, if the program is enabled but the feature is not supported, "N/A" displays. If the program is enabled and the feature is supported but not enabled, either "Off" or "Disabled" displays, and if the feature is enabled, either "On", the setting, special text, or a "checkmark" displays.

  1. Connect and select the desired hearing aid(s) to fit via Connect.
  2. Click Connect.
  3. Click Fitting Summary  on the Left Navigation Bar.
  4. Click on the Feature Name to change the current settings and the feature screen displays.
    Tip:  Auto Sleep cannot be selected per ear side in a binaural fitting. If different settings are desired per ear side, the devices must be fit monaural.
    Note:  See Programs, CROS/BiCROS, Frequency Lowering, Sound Manager, Tinnitus, Indicators, User Controls, Accessories, Feedback Canceller, Experience, Power-On Delay, Auto Sleep, SCIF Mode, Bluetooth Communication, or Self Check for more information.
  5. Change any settings if desired.
    Tip:  Click Fitting Summary  to return to this screen if desired.
  6. Click Display Multicurve Graph to view the frequency response curve for a specific program if desired.
    Note:  The fitting graph for the program that has been selected is displayed. Regardless of the selected graphical view, Multicurve input always displays on the fitting graph. To identify the response curve for each program on the graph, point to in the lower left hand corner, and a graph legend displays.
  7. Click on the specific program to view.
  8. Click OK to close the graph.
  9. Click Reset Data Log to erase all current data in the hearing aid(s) and begin logging new data effective this date if desired. 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 Print to print and/or preview the Fitting Report if desired.
    Tip:  Click File from the Menu Bar and Print to print and/or preview the report.
  13. Click Save to save the session if desired.
    Tip:  Click File from the Menu Bar and Save to save the session.
  14. Session Notes hyperlinks display based on the session's completeness. If topics were entered but adjustments weren’t assigned, no topics and notes were entered, or unresolved topics from the previous visit remain, a hyperlink to visit Session Notes appears. Clicking it cancels the save. If topics were entered and adjustments were assigned or no adjustments were needed, and all prior topics were resolved, the options to export the session notes or copy them to the clipboard appear. 
  15. Enter a description if desired and click Save.
    Tip:  Click Cancel to cancel saving the session.