Neovictory User Manual

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Is the neovi OBD-II connector compatible with the J1850?

  15 ISO LISO 9141-2 L-Line 16 VBATTUnswitched Vehicle Battery Positive Table 14: neoVI-OBD-MULTI Cable OBD-II / J1962 Connector Pinout. The table shows standard signals for the OBD-II connector; this includes J1850, which is not supported by the NEOVI FIRE 2.

• How do I use the neovi fire 2 to monitor network activity?

  Using the provided cables, you can connect the neoVI FIRE 2 to either a bench test setup or an actual vehicle, and monitor live network activity. All channels are captured simultaneously, and are hardware time-stamped with great accuracy.

• How do I update the firmware on my neovi explorer?

  Simply press the Manual Reflash button to update the firmware.Again, you will see messages as both the CCHIP and MCHIP firmware programs are sent to the device, and a message will appear in the message box on the right to tell you that the process has completed. Figure 62: neoVI Explorer Firmware Message Box and Manual Reflash Button.

• How do I configure neovi explorer and vehicle Spy?

  • Enable Slave VNET Settings:This setting is used for the FIRE 2 VNet module used with a neoVI Plasma or Ion, and can be ignored for the neoVI FIRE 2. • Enable Auto Update:When enabled, both neoVI Explorer and Vehicle Spy will automatically update firmware. If this box is not checked, firmware must be updated manually. (See below for details.)

• How does bone conduction technology work?

  In bone conduction technology, the sound from the surrounding is transformed into the vibrating wave by the bone conduction device. It sends that vibration to the inner ear. The hairs in the cochlea get the required signal and transmit the electrical signal to the brain. This is basically how we hear via bone conduction technology.

• Is the surface microphone a new tool for bone conduction verification?

  This study is the first to present and evaluate a new tool for bone conduction verification. The surface microphone is capable of yielding equivalent audibility measurements as the skull simulator for percutaneous bone conduction users at multiple input levels.

• What is bone conduction and air conduction?

  Air conduction is not only the way our ears can hear sounds or our brain responds to the sound. Now comes the bone conduction methodology. It uses a methodology to send the required vibration direct to Cochlea. You might be confused. Just take a look at the below diagram to understand bone conduction.

• Is forehead-mounted surface microphone equivalent to skull simulator for bone conduction users?

  2 Institute for Reconstructive Sciences in Medicine, Edmonton, Canada. 3 Oticon Medical, Göteborg, Sweden. Objectives: To determine if a newly-designed, forehead-mounted surface microphone would yield equivalent estimates of audibility when compared to audibility measured with a skull simulator for adult bone conduction users.