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Report date: 19.11.2025
MADSEN AccuScreen Hearing Screening Device Analysis Report
Device Identification, Brand and Model Determination
The device shown in the image is a handheld medical screening unit. Directly above the screen on the front face of the device, there is a clearly legible phrase AccuScreen accompanied by a green rabbit logo. At the very bottom of the device’s keypad, the name MADSEN, understood to be the manufacturer or brand name, is written in capital letters. Based on these visual data and confirmations, the product has been identified as a MADSEN AccuScreen model hearing screening (OAE/ABR) device.
Visual Condition and Physical State
The device’s outer casing is made of cream/beige colored hard plastic. The product is in a used condition, showing signs consistent with age and use. No major damage compromising the integrity of the casing’s overall form, such as cracks or breaks, has been observed in the image. However, on the upper-middle part of the device’s front panel (above the up arrow key), there is a circular brown/reddish stain or area of deformation. Although the legibility of the labels on the keypad is preserved, slight abrasions are visible on the panel surface.
Screen and Software Analysis
The device’s liquid crystal display (LCD) is functional and features green backlighting. At the time of the image, the screen is active and the device is observed to be in the “MENU” interface. The screen language is Turkish. Due to the character set limitations of older LCD screens, it is noteworthy that Turkish characters (especially the use of ‘y’ instead of ‘ı’) are displayed differently. The following lines are readable on the screen, in order:
- Title: ———- MENU ———-
- Line 1: Test
- Line 2: Data transfer/delete
- Line 3: Print results
- Line 4: Show results
- Line 5: Options
- Line 6: Quick test
- Footer: OK …………….. EXIT>
Hardware and Keypad
The front panel features a membrane-type keypad. On this panel:
- Two selection/function keys at the top,
- Up and Down arrow keys for menu navigation,
- Number keys from 1 to 9 for numerical data entry (along with alphanumeric characters),
- Star (*), 0, and Hash (>) keys,
- Right and Left navigation keys at the very bottom.
Cables and Connection Interfaces
A complex cable assembly is visible, connected to the socket inputs on the upper part of the device. Within this assembly:
- A thick, beige main data cable connected to the device with a metal connector (featuring gold/brass colored details),
- Thinner signal cables in purple and grey extending separately from this main cable,
- Grey colored connection tips are present at the ends of the cables, presumed to be used for electrode or probe connections.
Accessories and Peripherals
In addition to the main unit, the following parts are included with the device in the image:
- Power Adapter: A black, European-type (two-pin) compatible charging adapter is present. The adapter’s cable is tangled, and its tip (jack) is visible.
- Electrode Set: Inside a sealed transparent bag, there are disposable adhesive electrodes which give the impression of being unused. The text “MEDICO ELECTRODES” is readable on the protective surface of the electrodes. The snap-on connection points visible within the bag have red, blue, and green/white color codes.
Quantity Information
The products analyzed in the image:
- 1 unit MADSEN AccuScreen handheld device
- 1 unit Power Adapter (Charger)
- 1 unit Probe/cable assembly connected to the device
- 1 pack (containing multiple units) of disposable electrode set
Potential Risks and Notes
The device’s cables are tangled; it is not possible to determine from the image alone whether there are breaks within the cables. It is unclear if the stained/deformed area on the keypad is a cosmetic flaw or a condition leading to a loss of function (e.g., a dropped IR port cover or button surface damage), but it is the most noticeable point of wear. The fact that the screen is working indicates that the basic functionality of the electronic components is being performed.
