Don't confuse in-Situ measurements with REM. Some professional audiologists also use an additional measuring system to achieve→ REM/Real Ear Measurement and that may change your gain settings to more closely match the Rx/prescription for your hearing loss. I don't think you did REM? It requires additional ear probes inserted right next to your eardrums plus expensive REM Equipment.
What you did;
- You can enter your audiogram and then Rx/Prescribe your gain settings from the audiogram.
- Or, you can perform in-Situ listening for beeps in your hearing aids.
- If you do both, then the in-Situ measurements will be used to override the Audiogram frequency measurements
Maybe create two new temporary clients (My Audiogram) and (In Situ).
- Try the (My Audiogram client) by entering your Audiogram only.
- Try the (in-Situ client) using in Situ.
Print out the gain settings for each client to notice any differences. Also determine if you like one over the other.
