Function Keys of the AD528 explained
In this video, you can learn more about the function keys of the AD528 and how they work.
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BKB-SIN speech-in-noise test
In this quick guide, you will learn how to use the BKB-SIN speech-in-noise test provided with the Interacoustics AD528 diagnostic audiometer. Read more.
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Doing Speech Audiometry using the AD528
Learn how to perform speech audiometry with the AD528 diagnostic audiometer.
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Doing Tone Audiometry using the AD528
Learn how to perform pure tone audiometry with the AD528 diagnostic audiometer.
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How to perform a SISI test on the AD528
Learn how to perform the short increment sensitivity index (SISI) test using the AD528 diagnostic audiometer. Watch the video here.
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How to print without a database
Click here to learn about the three options you have for printing without a database with the AD528 diagnostic audiometer.
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