Advanced Bionics Sky CI M90, User Manual

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X-Ray Machines
X-ray machines will not damage your sound processor or implant but
may damage your Sky CI M90 and headpiece microphones. Avoid
placing any system microphones in any checked or carry-on baggage
that is screened with X-ray. During airport security screenings, the
sound processor and microphone should be worn through the metal
detector or examined by hand.
Introduction
This user guide is designed to help recipients and caregivers
understand the use and care of the Sky CI M90 sound processor.
The Sky CI M90 sound processor, built on the Phonak Marvel platform,
features technologies exclusively available from Advanced Bionics
and Phonak designed for your best possible hearing experience.
The Sky CI M90 provides access to the latest sound processing and
connectivity innovations by Advanced Bionics. This guide will provide
all of the information needed to use and care for the Sky CI M90 and
its accessories. In addition, this guide will provide important safety
information. Please read the entire guide prior to using the Sky CI M90.
The Sky CI M90 Sound Processor
The Sky CI M90 sound processor is one part of a complete cochlear
implant system that enables hearing. The other necessary parts of
the system are the cochlear implant and headpiece (with cable).
The Sky CI M90 offers AutoSense Sky OS technology, which
dynamically adapts to every listening environment, automatically
adjusting the sound processor to optimize hearing in any listening
environment. The Sky CI M90 offers connectivity options that include
integrated Bluetooth
®
, RogerDirect, and compatibility with Phonak
wireless accessories.
This section with familiarize you with the Sky CI M90 Sound Processor
and Accessories.