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Wearing the Solo

3.

Place the retention guard into the bowl of your ear.

If retention guard is too long, remove dome and pull it off. See page 20
for instructions on how to remove the dome.

To remove your Solo,

hold the wire and gently pull the dome out of your

ear canal.

Tuck in the
Retention Guard

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Summary of Contents for Solo

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Solo ...

Page 2: ...2 Thank you for choosing Audicus We are excited for you to experience our products If you have any questions feel free to contact us at 888 979 6918 or help audicus com ...

Page 3: ... s Inside 6 Dome Considerations 21 Batteries 8 Listening Environments 23 On Off 13 Cleaning 26 Standby Mode 14 Maintenance 27 Wearing the Solo 14 Returns and Warranty 30 Getting the Right Dome Fit 17 Additional Information 31 Attaching the Dome 18 Contact Us 33 Contents ...

Page 4: ...s in the canal which provides a more natural listening experience In addition it has 1 Improved speech recognition 2 Superior feedback and noise reduction 4 Environment preferences 5 Moisture Resistance The Solo is not a hearing aid and is not intended to assist with hearing loss If you think you may have hearing loss please visit an ear nose and throat doctor or an audiologist for a diagnosis ...

Page 5: ...Function Microphone picks up sound for the system to process Speaker amplifies the outgoing sound Push Button changes listening programs Wire connects the speaker to the system Dome holds speaker in place and guides sound into ear Wire Speaker Dome Microphone Push Button ...

Page 6: ...6 Case Closed Solo Case Opened Ear Domes Solo What s Inside ...

Page 7: ...7 What s Inside Manual Size 312 Batteries Brush Instruction Manual Canto Magnetic end for extracting batteries ...

Page 8: ...nt is at the back of the Solo as indicated Gently pull the tab on the battery door until it snaps open Inserting the Battery 1 Open the battery compartment When opening and closing the battery door you should never have to exert force Batteries ...

Page 9: ...9 Batteries Inserting the Battery 2 The Solo uses size 312 batteries Place battery into battery compartment with the sticker facing up You can also use the magnetic tool to insert the battery ...

Page 10: ...10 Inserting the Battery 3 Take off the sticker from the new battery This activates the battery Please wait a few minutes for battery to develop full output Batteries peel off sticker ...

Page 11: ...you are not using your Solo e g when you go to sleep we recommend opening the battery compartment completely to preserve battery power Leaking batteries damage the Solo Please remove battery when the Solo is not in use for a prolonged period of time Low Battery Warning When your battery runs low the Solo will emit continuous beeps ...

Page 12: ...s according to federal and local regulations Never attempt to recharge batteries that are not rechargeable as this could result in an explosion Keep batteries away from sources of high temperature Keep batteries away from children and pets Do not carry batteries loose in your pocket or purse Do not place batteries in your mouth if swallowed consult a physician ...

Page 13: ...ON or OFF through its battery compartment When the battery door is closed the Solo is switched ON When the battery door is fully open the Solo is OFF When the Solo is not in use we recommend opening the battery compartment in order to preserve battery power Off On ...

Page 14: ...14 The Solo can be inserted in 3 easy steps 1 Place the Solo over the top of your ear so that the hard casing is behind your ear and the wire is in front Wearing the Solo ...

Page 15: ... dome into your ear until it sits comfortably in the canal and the wire lies flat against the side of your head The dome should be just inside the ear canal You should not see it if placed correctly Wearing the Solo ...

Page 16: ... into the bowl of your ear If retention guard is too long remove dome and pull it off See page 20 for instructions on how to remove the dome To remove your Solo hold the wire and gently pull the dome out of your ear canal Tuck in the Retention Guard ...

Page 17: ... as the technology and design of the Solo The dome serves a dual purpose 1 To keep the speaker stable and in place inside the ear canal 2 To prevent sound leakage and ensure sound reaches the ear drum We include several dome sizes in order for you to get the proper fit ...

Page 18: ...Dome To Attach the Dome 1 Place new dome over the speaker 2 Press until the dome snaps onto the speaker 3 Make sure that the ear dome is securely fastened You should be able to tug it slightly without removing it 1 2 3 ...

Page 19: ...own 2 Identify where the end of dome white ring meets the speaker 3 Insert your fingernails between the dome and speaker then pinch 4 Pull the dome off 1 2 3 4 Pinch where dome meets the Receiver Flip the dome Pull with some force Removing the Dome ...

Page 20: ... causing pain You should aim to have a tight and snug fit inside your canal similar to how a cork seals a bottle of wine If the dome is smaller than your ear canal you will experience sound leakage and feedback in addition to instability of the Solo See below 1 Dome too small 2 Dome fits but still leaks out sound 3 Dome fits properly and seals the canal ...

Page 21: ...1 year manufacturer warranty The speaker can only be replaced by Audicus You can purchase replacement domes and speakers from www audicus com About Domes Always wear the speaker unit with the dome Make sure that the dome is always completely attached to the speaker unit The Solo domes are designed to prevent earwax from clogging the speaker However keep domes clean at all times to extend the life ...

Page 22: ...asing Always wear the Solo with the dome fully attached Do not use broken domes If a dome becomes lodged in your ear contact a medical professional for removal If you feel physical discomfort or experience irritation contact Audicus and or a medical professional If you have trouble changing the dome or wearing the Solo contact Audicus Dome Considerations ...

Page 23: ...Setting 4 Phone Automatically activates To change programs Press the push button The Solo cycles back to Setting 1 after Setting 3 Setting 4 activates when placing a phone near your ear If you used the Solo Tuner all settings will be based on your prese lections and not on the information provided on this page Additional information will be included for those settings Warning Avoid high volume for...

Page 24: ...24 Listening Environments The Solo can be used in many environments where you need a boost such as Phone Conversations Speech Live Speakers ...

Page 25: ...25 Listening Environments Sporting Events Music Dinner Conversations ...

Page 26: ...from your ears This way earwax cannot dry and harden Remove earwax with a soft tissue If neccessary moisten the tissue with a earwax solvent Keep Solo dry and clean at all times Do not submerge it in water or cleaning solution Use speaker unit and dome only in the manner described in the user guide Never use domes worn by someone else or if dirty torn or disfigured Only use original domes and spea...

Page 27: ...Solo under water Always keep the Solo protected when out in the rain When possible keep the Solo dry Never subject your Solo to hairspray sunscreen aftershave perfume gel cream or other cosmetic medical products In areas of high humidity periodically remove the Solo and put it in a warm place to dry out Note Your Solo is sensitive to extreme heat high humidity strong magnetic fields 0 1T X Rays an...

Page 28: ...lers or other heating sources Do not wear your Solo when using a hair dryer Do not leave your Solo exposed to direct sunlight for an extended period of time Storage Always remove the battery from the Solo when not in use for extended periods Always store your hearing Solo in its case in a clean and dry environment Keep your Solo from children and pets ...

Page 29: ...xposed to strong magnetic field high frequency field or shortwaves Handle the Solo over a flat surface such as a table to avoid dropping it Do not alter or attempt any repairs on the Solo as it will void the warranty Do not place your Solo in the microwave WARNING Choking hazard small parts ...

Page 30: ... Manufacturer Warranty The Solo comes with a full 12 month manufacturer guarantee that covers manufacturing defects The guarantee will not be valid if the Solo has been modified or damaged by the user or if the serial number has been altered or if repairs have been made without the consent and knowledge of Audicus If your Solo stops functioning correctly and you believe you have a guarantee case p...

Page 31: ...PSAs are designed for people who occasionally find themselves in situations where the volume and clarity of the sounds around them are less than what they would prefer PSAs are designed for occasional use for amplifying sounds that are inherently difficult to hear If you believe you have hearing loss you are encouraged by Audicus to seek help from a qualified hearing professional To protect your h...

Page 32: ...itors television sets CD smartphone screens video and audio discs and other electronic equipment devices Functionality Your Solo has been set up with preselections with the Solo Tuner If you did not tune your Solo your programs will volume based See page 23 The Solo is not a hearing aid and is not meant to correct for hearing loss The Solo is a smart amplifier that is designed to provide an extra ...

Page 33: ...33 Contact Us Audicus Inc 40 Exchange Place Suite 1820 New York NY 10005 Tel 888 979 6918 Email help audicus com ...

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