BEEP METER

a machine developed by Volney Mathison for chiropractors from a model furnished him by a chiropractor. Called a beep meter because when the electrode was put onto a painful spot on a person's body, the machine would beep. —5th ACC Vol 2 Glossary (Final Approval 7/12/89), Edited from Technical Dictionary

a machine developed by Volney Mathison for chiropractors from a model furnished him by a chiropractor. Wherever a person has a painful spot on his body, if you put the electrode on it, the machine goes "beep," but right alongside of the painful spot, it doesn't beep. (ESTO 6, 7203C03 SO III)