How to use the edit tab
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This is how to navigate and use the Edit tab in your Eclipse software.
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ALR / Cortical Evoked Response Audiometry
Learn how to measure auditory late responses (ALRs) with cortical evoked response audiometry (CERA) using the Eclipse evoked potentials system. Read more.
Rasmus Skipper, MSc Audiology2026-10-02
ASSR Hearing Test
Learn how to perform the auditory steady-state response (ASSR) test with the Eclipse device.
Rasmus Skipper, MSc Audiology2026-10-02
Basic ABR Testing
Learn how to perform auditory brainstem response (ABR) testing with the Eclipse device.
Rasmus Skipper, MSc Audiology2026-10-02
Electrocochleography
Learn how to perform electrocochleography with the Eclipse evoked potentials device, including electrode placement, labeling waveforms, and much more.
Interacoustics2026-10-02
Bayesian Weighting
Learn what Bayesian weighting is and when and why you should use it (and when it may be less relevant to use it). Click here to learn more.
Interacoustics2026-10-02
Cochlear Microphonics
Learn how to measure cochlear microphonics with the Eclipse device.
Rasmus Skipper, MSc Audiology2026-10-02
cVEMP Testing
Learn how to measure cervical vestibular-evoked myogenic potentials (cVEMPs) with the Eclipse device.
Interacoustics2026-10-02
Daily System Check
Learn how to perform a daily system check on the Interacoustics Eclipse.
Interacoustics2026-10-02
Electrical Auditory Brainstem Response (eABR)
Learn how to measure the electrical auditory brainstem response (eABR) with the Eclipse device.
Rasmus Skipper, MSc Audiology2026-10-02
Eclipse Onboarding Resource
This resource is designed to give you a thorough understanding of the Eclipse, so you can get up and running quickly and make the best possible measurements.
Leigh Martin2026-10-02
Electrode Tips & Tricks
Discover electrode tips and tricks while using your Interacoustics Eclipse.
Interacoustics2026-10-02
Fmp and Residual Noise
Learn about the Fmp and Residual Noise metrics for auditory brainstem response (ABR) testing and why they are so important. Click here to learn more.
Rasmus Skipper, MSc Audiology2026-10-02
How to add a new patient in OtoAccess ® Database
Learn how to add a new patient in OtoAccess Database before testing with your Interacoustics Eclipse.
Interacoustics2026-10-02
How to customize your ABR protocol
Learn how to customize your auditory brainstem response (ABR) protocol with the Interacoustics Eclipse.
Interacoustics2026-10-02
How to Improve Evoked Potential Recordings
Learn how to improve your evoked potential recordings, including skin preparation and tips to reduce noise.
Interacoustics2026-10-02
How to make changes to a saved session
Learn how to make changes to a saved session with the Interacoustics Eclipse.
Interacoustics2026-10-02
Popular Academy Training
5 things in 5 minutes: How to screen for pediatric vestibular loss
In this article, you will learn five things you can do in less than five minutes to identify children at risk for having a vestibular disorder. Read more.
Kristen Janky, AuD, PhD, CCC-A2025-10-10
Getting started: ASSR
This course provides an overview of the basics of performing the auditory steady state response (ASSR) test. Access the ASSR course here.
Amanda Goodhew2024-07-02
ABR: Testing a Newborn Baby
This video provides a real-life demonstration of performing an auditory brainstem response (ABR) test in a newborn baby, via air conduction. Watch video here.
Amanda Goodhew2022-02-07
What is the CE-Chirp® Family of Stimuli?
The CE-Chirp® family is a family of acoustic stimuli used in evoked potential testing, primarily auditory brainstem response (ABR) testing. Learn more.
Michael Maslin2017-11-01
What is Electrode Impedance?
Reducing electrode impedance is important for auditory brainstem response (ABR) testing. Learn what electrode impedance is and how to reduce it in this piece.
Michael Maslin2016-10-03
What is nHL-to-eHL Correction?
The normal hearing level (nHL) is the sound level of a short duration signal. It is often higher than the estimated behavioral hearing level (eHL). Learn more.
Michael Maslin2016-06-01