ReSound Smart Fit TSG Instructions de montage

GUIDES

TSG fitting guide

ReSound Smart FitTM

The Tinnitus Sound Generator (TSG) is designed as a

sound therapy tool for tinnitus management.

Notes:

• The TSG volume slider is in dBSPL.

• The TSG settings overlayed on the audiogram can be

displayed in dBSPL or dBHL.

• The binaural link option is not available for all features

in TSG. Only Amplitude Modulation, Modulation

Speed and Volume Control can be linked during the

ﬁtting.

• For a TSG only program ensure the HI Microphone

option is turned ‘O’.

1. Activate the TSG

• Select the program in which you want to activate

TSG.

• Select the menu option in the upper right corner.

(Figure 1)

• Under the Fitting heading, select Tinnitus Sound

Generator. (Figure 1)

• Turn the Tinnitus Sound Generator slider to ‘On’.

(Figure 2)

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2. Set the TSG volume

The volume of the TSG is set using the volume slider. The

volume should be set to a level that provides relief, but does not

completely mask the tinnitus. (Figure 3)

Note: The volume slider is in dBSPL.

Below is a suggestion on how to ﬁrst ﬁt the TSG. It uses the

threshold of audibility as a starting point.

Find the TSG threshold of audibility (three steps)

• Using the volume slider, turn up the volume until the patient

reports that they can just barely hear the TSG white noise.

This is the TSG threshold of audibility.

• Increase the volume slider until the patient reports they can

no longer hear their tinnitus over the TSG sound. This is the

level at which their tinnitus is completely masked. This is the

minimum masking level (MML).

• Set the volume 5–10 dB above the threshold level. (Volume

can be set above 10 dB if necessary but should not exceed

the MML).

Set the TSG bandwidth

• Our TSG defaults to a broadband white noise setting. There

are 4 sound preset options to choose from.Each option’s

frequency range can be customized to patient preference

using the Range option. (Figure 4)

3. Customize the TSG features according to patient

preference

• Amplitude Modulation can be activated if the patient ﬁnds it

to be comfortable. (Figure 5)

• Amplitude Modulation causes the TSG to ﬂuctuate in

volume, creating an “ocean-like” noise sequence. A Mild

setting oers less ﬂuctuation, whereas a Strong setting

oers more ﬂuctuation.

• Modulation Speed controls how quickly the volume

ﬂuctuations occur. A Slow setting allows more time between

ﬂuctuations, whereas a Fast setting allows less time

between ﬂuctuations. (Figure 5)

• Selecting ‘Ear to Ear Synchronization’ will enable ear-to-

ear communication, ensuring the features of the TSG are

automatically functioning symmetrically. (Figure 6)

5. Customize the Volume Control options

• The Volume Control options determine how the

volume of the TSG will be controlled. O is the default

setting in TSG. (Figure 7)

• Selecting ‘Volume Control’ will reassign the function of the

manual volume control to the TSG only for that program.

• Selecting ‘Environmental Steering’ will allow the volume of

the sound generator to automatically adapt to the listening

environment, ensuring comfort in all situations.

• Selecting ‘Volume Control + Environmental Steering’

will combine the use of these two features, allowing manual

volume adjustments to override the Environmental Steering

in any environment.

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6. Activating Nature Sounds

• Nature Sounds can be used as an alternative

to the standard TSG, by positioning the Nature

Sounds tab to ‘On’. (Figure 8)

• To activate a Nature Sound, click on the

picture of the desired Nature Sound.

• Note: Selecting the same Nature Sound for

both instruments in a binaural ﬁtting will acti-

vate the Stereo eect. (Figure 8). The stereo

eect will not be applied if dierent Nature

Sounds are selected between instruments.

• ‘Show Advance Settings’ allows you to

adjust the low, mid and high frequency bands

of the Nature Sound. (Figure 9) Note: It is only

recommended to use this if necessary.

7. Program and save

• To program the instruments and save to

NOAH, click ‘Done’ in the lower right corner of

the screen, and then click ‘Save’ in either the

Fit screen or Summary screen. (Figure 10)

Tinnitus patients have great variance in their

needs and preferences for successful tinnitus

management. The information in this ﬁtting guide

is designed to serve as suggested starting points,

and can be modiﬁed as needed

for individual patients.

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