Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Sound effects – Reverberators
Patent
1989-05-16
1990-11-20
Ng, Jin F.
Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices
Sound effects
Reverberators
381 682, 381 684, 381 60, H04R 2500
Patent
active
049724878
ABSTRACT:
An auditory prosthesis is provided with datalogging capability whereby the use of a plurality of settings as selected by the user is maintained. The recorded datalog can be periodically read and used for revising a prosthetic prescription by altering the settings and used as a means of refining initial prescriptions of other patients whose audiometric characteristics are similar to those of the user. In one embodiment for a programmable auditory prosthesis the datalogging information includes the number of times control programs are changed, the number of times a given control program is selected, and the total time duration for which a given program is selected. Accordingly, the processing of signals by a signal processor can be tuned to fit the needs of an individual user. The prosthesis can have a remote control unit, and a datalog memory can be provided in the remote control unit along with a programmable memory which stores the control programs.
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Mangold Stephan E.
Rising Rolf C.
Diphon Development AB
McGeary III M. Nelson
Ng Jin F.
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