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Naída CI Sound Processor User Guide
To change volume:
The volume range available within a program can be changed or disabled by a hearing care
professional in the SoundWave™ fitting software. If there are any questions about the specific
volume range setting, please contact an implant center.
ReMeMBeR:
The QuickSync feature allows bilateral wearers to control program
and volume in both devices simultaneously by only touching one Naída CI.
Changing Sensitivity
A change in sensitivity adjusts the softest sound that can be picked up by the microphone. Sensitivity
adjustments are either programmed by a hearing care professional in the SoundWave™ fitting
software or through the use of the AB myPilot remote control. If you have any questions about
the specific sensitivity control settings, please contact an implant center. Please see
Changing
Sensitivity with the AB myPilot Remote Control
in the AB myPilot User Guide.
Connectivity
Using FM
The FM feature helps many cochlear implant users, particularly school-aged children, overcome
difficulties hearing a speaker at distance in the presence of noise and reverberation. The Naída
CI sound processor enables use of wireless FM systems through two different modes.
The first way to access FM is by attaching the FM receiver directly onto the ComPilot streamer.
The signal is then transmitted wirelessly to the Naída CI. This signal can be transmitted to one
or two Naída CI processors for bilateral recipients. FM signals can also be streamed to a Naída
CI and a Phonak Hearing Instrument simultaneously for bimodal users.
Pressing briefly on the top portion of the
volume control will increase the volume.
Pressing briefly on the bottom
portion of the volume control will
decrease the volume.
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