•
You change programs. For example, when you move from P2
(program 2) to P3 (program 3), three tones are heard.
Low-pitched tones are heard when:
•
The battery/batteries are low (two low tones)
•
The batteries are flat (four low tones)
A high-pitched tone followed by a low-pitched tone is heard when
the wrong button is pressed.
If you have difficulty hearing the private tone, ask your clinician to
adjust it at your programming session.
Public tones
The public tone is only available with the Bodyworn Controller. Both
you and people around you hear it. It allows people around you to
assist you when there is an alarm, for example when the batteries are
going flat.
Public tones can only be heard if your clinician activates them for a
particular program.
Low-pitched tones are heard when:
•
Your Processor completes a function
•
The buttons are locked or unlocked
•
You change programs (for example, when you move from P4
(program 4) to program P1 (Program 1), one tone is heard)
High-pitched tones are heard when:
•
The battery/batteries are low (two high tones)
•
The batteries are flat (four high tones)
•
A H3 coil error or H4 audio error occurs (you will hear four
high-pitched tones, which will repeat every minute until the
problem has been fixed)
A high-pitched tone followed by a low-pitched tone is heard when
the wrong button is pressed.
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