Contents of this section: ILO DPOAE macro script




     Use a simple text editor like NotePad or WordPad to do your changes to the code presented below BUT remember to use the "mac" extension and NOT the "txt" which is automatically added to text files by these programs.



      More information on the ILO-macros can be found in the ILO-DP manuals



Code
Comments
Label(2)
 
SetSubAveNum(16)
This sets the number of averages per frequency to 16. NOTE THAT YOU HAVE TO STOP the sampling program, when a adequate response (according to your criteria) has been obtained. It usually takes about 32 averages to get a nice S/N ratio above 10-15 dB from well-babies.
SetEMSon
 
SetOverSamplingOn
 
SetMaxNoiseRej(8)
 
SetAutoRejOn
 
DisableQuickSaveButton
 
LoadProbeFile(childdef.prb)
 
SetDataDirectory(C:\data\dpoae) Directory where the data are saved. CHANGE accordingly.
Protocol5(2,128,90,10)
 
RestartCondition(1,0,5,1,1)
 
SetCustomFreqCount(5)
This variable defines the number of tested frequencies. For example IF you want to test 10 frequencies you should place 10 in the place of 5
SetCustomFreq(1,1500)
This is the frequency of the FIRST testing point. REMEMBER you should specify as many testing frequencies as the number of point defined in the previous command.
SetCustomFreq(2,2000)
 
SetCustomFreq(3,3300)
The frequency has been set to 3300 Hz and NOT 3000 in order to compensate for the DP-GRAM notches caused by the interaction of the cubic distortion products and the stationary waves at the external meatus.
SetCustomFreq(4,4000)
 
SetCustomFreq(5,5000)  
SetFRatio(1.22) Change this ratio to 1.18 if you would like to record responses from pre-term infants
SetTestParameters(1.22,75,65)  
DPgram(0,75,65) This sets the stimulus intensity to 75-65. Change accordingly BUT remember to change the stimulus intensity in the previous command.
ProbeCheckFitOn Activation of the probe-fit procedure , prior to data sampling
GetPatientData This activates the patient-SAVE menu of the ILO software
DataFileSave
StopProgram



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