Touch Keyboard

Audiometry made evolutionary

The Touch Keyboard is a tablet-like keyboard for audiometry that works with Affinity Compact and Equinox Evo.
Please note that this product is not available in all countries
Close up of the Touch Keyboard displaying the pediatric (VRA) screen

Audiometry at your fingertips

The wireless Touch Keyboard with ergonomic dials and dedicated test screens only shows what you need for each specific test. Everything you need is at your fingertips, allowing you to concentrate on your patient.

Simplify your workflow

The Touch Keyboard allows your workflow to evolve with the patients groups you work with. It provides the tactile ergonomics of a standalone audiometer while simplifying your workflow by integrating the VRA controls and audiometer controls into one, compact space.
A clinician using the Equinox Evo and Touch Keyboard to perform audiometry in an adult patient sat across the desk from the clinician
Ashley Hughes, AuD.
You can bring the Touch Keyboard to any location you want, allowing you to get much closer to the pediatric patient and put your energy and focus on them instead of the controls. It's amazing to have a solution allowing my undivided attention to stay on the patient, with the audiometry taking place seamelessly in the background.
Ashley Hughes, Au.D.
Pure tone audiometry test screen with the Touch Keyboard. For channels 1 and 2, it is possible to change the stimulus level and type. The frequency is displayed toward the top, with buttons below to decrease or increase the frequency
Dedicated pure tone audiometry screen
Pediatric (VRA) test screen with the Touch Keyboard. For channels 1 and 2, it is possible to change the stimulus level and type. There are buttons to reward right or left, enable conditioning, and change the frequency level. Finally, there is a table showing the scored hearing threshold for each ear and for each frequency
All you need for pediatric assessments
Speech test screen with the Touch Keyboard. For channels 1 and 2, it is possible to change the stimulus level. A speech score is displayed alongside the word count and word list. Below, there are previous words labeled red if the response was incorrect and green if the response was correct. The current word is highlighted in the middle with the next words displayed to the right. At the bottom, the user can score correct or incorrect using the checkmark and cross buttons, respectively. There are also the options to pause or stop the test
Scoring of speech results is simple
A clinician sitting in booth with a young child and using the Touch Keyboard to perform visual reinforcement audiometry

Get closer to your pediatric patient

You can use the Touch Keyboard wirelessly in a dedicated pediatric mode, allowing you to bring the keyboard closer to the child when performing hearing tests, from VRA and play audiometry all the way to pure tone audiometry.

Maintain control with ease

The dedicated screen for pediatric assessments provides you with full control over the output levels of the channels, frequency changes, and the visual rewards.

Reduce the risk of queuing

With the Touch Keyboard, there’s no actual button pressing, allowing you to be more discreet in terms of how you present the stimulus.
Close up of the Touch Keyboard displaying the pure tone audiometry screen. A clinician is using the left dial for the right ear
Ergonomic design for intuitive operation.
Unplug to operate in-booth when needed.
Dedicated and translated test screens to make sure you only see what you need.

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