Commidt CIBS TOTAL, User Manual

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Maestro (neck loop)
See the illustrations on page 1 for explanation of the points below
Answer button •
1
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Used to answer incoming telephone calls
Socket for charging and accessories •
2
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Input for AC adaptor (accessories) for power socket, and other
accessories with 2.5 mm jack plug.
Program indicator (lamps) •
3
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Shows which programme Maestro is in.
See table on page 19 for explanation of light signals.
USB input •
4
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Used for charging of the unit via USB cable to a computer.
Headset output •
5
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Can connect the accompanying earbuds with microphone, standard
headset (accessories) and headset with microphone (accessories).
Used when you are not using hearing aids.
Microphone •
6
Battery indicator lamp •
7
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Shows the battery level on Maestro.
See table on page 18 for explanation of light signals.
Programme selector •
8
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Shifts between the different programmes.
Off/On button •
9
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Turns the unit off and on.
Volume button •
10
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Slide up to increase sound and down to lower sound.
Pairing button •
11
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Sets the Maestro to pairing mode. This has to be done the first time
you establish a connection between the devices.
Speed-Dial button •
12
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Call up a pre-programmed number from a paired mobile telephone.
The number is programmed easily via a computer with Internet
access and standard Bluetooth connection.
Audiostreamer (Radio/TV unit)
See the illustrations on page 2 for explanation of the points below
Audio source lamps •
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Shows which audio source is selected (TV, Radio, etc.)