Audiometer Keyboard

Audiometry made comfortable

The Audiometer Keyboard is a dedicated keyboard for audiometry that works with Affinity Compact, Affinity, and Equinox.
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Audiometer Keyboard seen from above. There are two dials located on the left and right sides of the keyboard. The dials are encircled by LED lights which indicate different functions when in use. There are several keys between the multi-functional dials, which include and are not limited to input and output for channels one and two, store, two keys to decrease or increase the intensity, and nine F-keys labeled F1 to F9.
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The perfect solution when transitioning to PC-based audiometry

Making the transition to PC-based audiometry has never been easier. The Audiometer Keyboard combines the touch and feel of a standalone audiometer with the data security and efficiency of PC-based technology.
Female clinician sat at a white desk with the Audiometer Keyboard, Affinity Compact, mouse, speaker, microphone, PC keyboard, and a computer screen displaying audiometry software. The clinician is operating the Audiometer Keyboard, with her hands placed on its two dials. The clinician is looking through a window behind which a female patient is sat in a booth. The patient has headphones on and is pressing a patient response button.

Easily and discreetly perform testing

Experience a new level of confidence in your audiometric assessments with this dedicated keyboard. Its virtually silent dials, buttons and switches reduce the risk of patients hearing or seeing your actions, helping to ensure accurate test results.

A pleasant testing experience for both you and your patient

With its minimalistic and ergonomic design, the Audiometer Keyboard helps you to stay focused on your patient rather than looking down at the keyboard. This can help to increase the validity of your test results and avoid going too far when testing at higher intensities.
Rasna Kaur Mistry, BSc (Hons) Audiology.

Footprints are getting smaller and hearing aids are getting smaller. It’s exciting to offer a keyboard that reflects these technological advancements. For clinicians that are used to the workflow of a standalone audiometer, the Audiometer Keyboard will help to break the barrier of transitioning to a PC-based audiometer.

Rasna Kaur Mistry
BSc (Hons) Audiology, Clinical Product Manager at Interacoustics, former Clinical Audiologist in the UK

Audiometer Keyboard on a white desk in front of a PC keyboard and the Affinity Compact. A person is operating the keyboard, with their hands placed on the two dials located on the left and right sides of the keyboard. There are several keys between the multi-functional dials, which include and are not limited to input and output for channels one and two, store, two keys to decrease or increase the intensity, and nine F-keys labeled F1 to F9.

Set up the keyboard in a way that works best for you

With nine customizable F-keys, you can tailor the keyboard to fit your specific workflow, making it easier and more efficient for you to use.

Maintain clinical hygiene with ease

Unlike a traditional PC keyboard, the Audiometer Keyboard does not have any small gaps between the keys where dirt and bacteria can accumulate. The keyboard’s silicone surface is quick and easy to clean, making it the ideal choice for clinical environments where maintaining hygiene is a priority.

Get up and running in no time

The Audiometer Keyboard is designed to be easy and convenient to use, saving you valuable time. With its plug-and-play design, you can simply connect it to your computer via USB without any installation or setup required.

Convenient testing on the go

By pairing the Audiometer Keyboard with Interacoustics’ Affinity Compact, you have a complete and portable package for testing when you’re on the move
Audiometer Keyboard seen from above with a pencil below. For size comparison, the pencil is approximately two thirds the width of the keyboard. There are two dials located on the left and right sides of the keyboard. The dials are encircled by LED lights which indicate different functions when in use. There are several keys between the multi-functional dials, which include and are not limited to input and output for channels one and two, store, two keys to decrease or increase the intensity, and nine F-keys labeled F1 to F9.

A sleek solution for your desk space

Upgrade your desk with the slim and ergonomic design of the Audiometer Keyboard. Its stylish design won’t take up valuable desk space, allowing you to find room for it – even in the most crowded of clinics.

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