Connevans FmGenie, User Manual

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CONNECTING AN fmGENIE TRANSMITTER
TO EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT
You get really good sound when you
connect an fmGenie transmitter
to
external equipment such as TV etc –
please see page 48-49 for details.
COLOURED FLASH
To remove the coloured flash, use the black end of the
twiddling stick (or your fingernail!) and insert into the small
slot at the side of the flash on the left of the fmGenie.
Lever the flash off carefully by lifting and sliding the
tool around the edge of the flash rather than twisting it.
To fit a new flash, locate the lower left corner and then the bottom edge.
Press the first peg into place. Check that the top pip is under the lip and
press the second peg into
position. Smooth thumb
firmly along flash and
round corner, pressing
third peg into place.
CHANNEL CHANGING
(Default setting: off)
The default transmitter channel is selected using the
two rotary switches under the front flash.
In a group situation, to avoid the possibility of 2 transmitters being on the
same channel the transmitter default channel is normally preset and cannot
be changed by the user using the UP / DOWN buttons.
Appendix 2 shows how to enable fmGenie transmitter channel changing, if
required, using the
buttons.
When enabled and an fmGenie transmitter is turned on a flashing
indicates that user channel changing is available. There is then a 2 minute
period, while the
is still flashing, when you can use the UP / DOWN
buttons to change channel. Alternatively, during the same time period,
pressing both the
together will select the default channel. A short
press of the button will truncate the tuning (channel select) period and
stop the flashing .
fmGenie transmitter default settings.
These are the default settings for fmGenie use with hearing aids.
Phonak MicroMLxs/MLxi receivers & Cochlear implant
processors – fmGenie transmitter settings.
The fmGenie works well with Phonak MicroMLxS/MLxi receivers and
cochlear implant processors. The normal fmGenie features are
available – but the must be set to Long Range.