User interface for an audiological test system
AssigneeNatus Medical Incorporated
InventorJohannes Lantz
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AssigneeNatus Medical Incorporated
InventorJohannes Lantz
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A audiological test system is provided for audiological testing of a patient situated at a test location, comprising a first display screen for monitoring of the audiological test system and that is positioned outside a viewing field of the patient when the patient is situated at the test location, a second display screen positioned within the viewing field of the patient when the patient is situated at the test location, a first switch located at the first display screen and adapted for control of the second display screen in such a way that predetermined information relating to operation of the audiological test system is not displayed on the second display screen upon activation of the first switch, and a second switch located at the second display screen and adapted for control of the second display screen in such a way that the predetermined information relating to operation of the audiological test system is displayed on the second display screen upon activation of the second switch.
An audiological test system for audiological testing of a patient situated at a test location, comprising:
An audiological test system according to any of the previous claims, wherein the second display screen is a second touch screen.
An audiological test system according to any of the previous claims, wherein the first switch accommodates an indicator for indication of whether the predetermined information relating to operation of the audiological test system is displayed or not displayed on the second display screen.
An audiological test system comprising a user interface, comprising:
A method for utilizing an audiological test system comprising a user interface for selectively displaying the information of the audiologic test system to an operator and a patient, the method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.