Abstract: A computer-implemented method for reducing undesired crosstalk signals on an inactive channel of a device comprising the steps of: (i) determining system volume levels required to achieve a range of desired audio output attenuation levels on an active channel of the device; (ii) determining a crosstalk compensation signal comprising a signal amplitude and associated phase shift required to reduce undesired crosstalk on the inactive channel of the device for each desired audio output attention level in the range of desired audio output attenuation levels; and (iii) generating a desired audio output attenuation level on the active channel of the device by generating a signal at the determined system volume level required to achieve said desired audio output attenuation level, and generating a contemporaneous crosstalk compensation signal on the inactive channel of the device by generating a signal at the determined signal amplitude and associated phase shift required to reduce the undesired crosstalk on the ina

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for reducing undesired crosstalk signals on an inactive channel of a device comprising the steps of: (i) determining system volume levels and associated signal amplitudes required to achieve a range of desired audio output attenuation levels on an active channel of the device; (ii) determining a crosstalk compensation signal comprising a signal amplitude and associated phase shift required to reduce undesired crosstalk on the inactive channel of the device for each desired audio output attention level in the range of desired audio output attenuation levels; and (iii) generating a desired audio output attenuation level on the active channel of the device by generating a signal at the determined system volume level and associated signal amplitude required to achieve said desired audio output attenuation level, and generating a contemporaneous crosstalk compensation signal on the inactive channel of the device by generating a signal at the determined signal amplitude and associated

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for dynamically adjusting the operation of an automated audiometer during a hearing test of a patient comprising the steps of: (i) collecting or loading pre-collected personalization settings of the patient before the hearing test; (ii) adjusting parameters of the hearing test to accord with the personalization settings of the patient; (iii) commencing the hearing test; (iv) actively monitoring and analyzing at least one input factor during the hearing test; (v) adjusting operation of the hearing test if the at least one input factor meets a pre-defined triggering scenario; (vi) repeating steps (iv) to (v) until the hearing test has been completed by the patient or stopped by the audiometer; and (vii) analyzing results of the hearing test.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for reducing undesired crosstalk signals on an inactive channel of a device comprising the steps of: (i) determining system volume levels and associated signal amplitudes required to achieve a range of desired audio output attenuation levels on an active channel of the device; (ii) determining a crosstalk compensation signal comprising a signal amplitude and associated phase shift required to reduce undesired crosstalk on the inactive channel of the device for each desired audio output attention level in the range of desired audio output attenuation levels; and (iii) generating a desired audio output attenuation level on the active channel of the device by generating a signal at the determined system volume level and associated signal amplitude required to achieve said desired audio output attenuation level, and generating a contemporaneous crosstalk compensation signal on the inactive channel of the device by generating a signal at the determined signal amplitude and associated

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for reducing undesired crosstalk signals on an inactive channel of a device comprising the steps of: (i) determining system volume levels required to achieve a range of desired audio output attenuation levels on an active channel of the device; (ii) determining a crosstalk compensation signal comprising a signal amplitude and associated phase shift required to reduce undesired crosstalk on the inactive channel of the device for each desired audio output attention level in the range of desired audio output attenuation levels; and (iii) generating a desired audio output attenuation level on the active channel of the device by generating a signal at the determined system volume level required to achieve said desired audio output attenuation level, and generating a contemporaneous crosstalk compensation signal on the inactive channel of the device by generating a signal at the determined signal amplitude and associated phase shift required to reduce the undesired crosstalk on the ina

Abstract: A logger system, comprising a core component configured to receive a log statement from an application program, the log statement including a group identifier and a level identifier, the core component further configured to direct a log report generated from the log statement to an output stream based on the group identifier and the level identifier of the log statement and log controls accessible to the core component.

Abstract: A software package, comprising a receiving module determining a format of each of a plurality of original files and a converter module applying a converter function corresponding to the file format of each of the original files to create new files in a converted file format.