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Technical Data

Maximum Output (2cc Coupler / IEC 60118-7)

6060-DI

125 dB SPL (Typical)

6060-DI Thin Tube

128 dB SPL (Typical)

4060-VI

125 dB SPL (Typical)

4060-VI Thin Tube

128 dB SPL (Typical)

Summary of Contents for 4060-VI

Page 1: ...USER GUIDE Danalogic 6 BTE 6060 DI 4060 VI ...

Page 2: ... advanced technology and customized programmes selected by your hearing care profes sional will bring the best possible hearing solution to your family life and your professional and social activ ities Your hearing instrument has been adjusted to your individual hearing loss Please familiarize yourself with the information in this booklet Proper understanding and use of your new GN ReSound hearing...

Page 3: ...erting and removing the Instrument 13 Low Battery Warning 15 Changing the Battery 15 Battery Warning Information 16 Daily Maintenance 17 Cleaning the Ear Mould and replacing Sound Outlet Filter 18 Cleaning the Thin Tube and Dome 20 The Domes 21 How to mount the Tulip Dome 21 Telephone Use 23 Using Assistive Listening Systems 24 Repairs 24 Troubleshooting Guide 26 General Precautions 28 Technical D...

Page 4: ...ini Hearing Instrument 1 Programme Selector 2 Battery Compartment On Off Switch 3 Sound Outlet 4 1st Microphone Sound Inlet 5 2nd Microphone Sound Inlet 6060 DI 6 Volume Control 4060 VI 2 3 4 1 5 6060 DI 2 3 4 1 6 4060 VI ...

Page 5: ...5 8 Left Right indicator Right Red Left Blue 9 Battery lock 10 Model 11 Manufacturer 9 10 8 11 6060 DI ...

Page 6: ...trument 1 Programme Selector 2 Battery Compartment On Off Switch 3 Thin Tube Adaptor 4 1st Microphone Sound Inlet 5 2nd Microphone Sound inlet 6060 DI 6 Thin Tube with standard dome 7 Volume Control 4060 VI 4 2 1 3 6 5 4 2 1 3 6 7 6060 DI 4060 VI ...

Page 7: ...7 8 Left Right indicator Right Red Left Blue 9 Battery lock 10 Model 11 Manufacturer 9 10 8 6060 DI 11 ...

Page 8: ...ting which programme you have selected Your hearing instru ment will switch programmes as follows Examples 3 programmes 1 2 2 3 3 1 With optional telecoil 1 2 2 3 3 T T 1 With Direct Audio Input 1 2 2 3 3 DAI DAI 1 You can always return to programme 1 by turning your instrument off and then on again or by placing it in stand by mode and then returning to its operating mode Your Programme Environme...

Page 9: ...ront of you while sounds coming from the back or the side are sup pressed Directionality is available as an option in the custom programmes Please ask your hearing care professional about this feature Stand by Function To put the instrument into stand by mode hold down the programme selector for 5 seconds You will hear a series of beeps and the device is now in stand by mode Before returning to fu...

Page 10: ...into the off position The instrument is then switched off Whenever you are not wearing the instrument remember to turn it off to reduce battery consumption SmartStart SmartStart allows you to put the instrument on the ear with out annoying sounds like squealing It delays the switch on time 10 seconds after closing the battery compartment and is indicated by a beep every second after closing the ba...

Page 11: ...For each volume step you will hear a beep signal indicat ing the change If you reach the upper or lower limit of the volume control range there will be a different type of beep signal with a lower pitch Please note that your instrument has been fitted by your hearing care professional and that your hearing loss has required a certain amount of amplification This means that you may not be able to i...

Page 12: ...as television radio and remote microphone via the Direct Audio Input socket Often this will improve sound quality The sound source is connected to your instrument with a cable or a wireless FM system to the audio shoe The audio shoe will connect with a click to the hearing instrument and switch to Direct Audio Input automatically ...

Page 13: ... easier if you gently pull your auricle backwards with your other hand Turn the top part of the ear mould gently backwards and forwards so that it fits behind the fold of skin above your ear canal Place the hearing instrument behind your ear Move the ear mould up and down and press gently to ensure it is positioned correctly in the ear Opening and closing your mouth can ease inser tion You will fe...

Page 14: ... not see the Thin Tube stick ing out when you look directly into a mirror If the device whistles the most likely reason is that the dome is not placed correctly in the ear canal Other rea sons can be buildup of earwax in the ear canal or that the sound tube connection to the instrument has become loose in which case the sound tube must be changed It is also possible that the instrument settings ar...

Page 15: ...Changing the Battery Open the battery compartment by turning the instrument off and then using your fingernail to open it completely After removing the old battery insert the new one with the flat side facing the on the battery door It should fit in like a puzzle piece The battery door should close very easily Never use force to close the door as this may damage your hearing instrument Always use ...

Page 16: ...r safety and for the environment Do NOT attempt to recharge batteries which are not specifically designated rechargeable as they may leak or explode Do NOT attempt to dispose of batteries by burning them Keep batteries away from small children and pets Do NOT place batteries in your mouth If swallowed see a physician immediately ...

Page 17: ...g agent desiccant overnight Consult your hearing care professional concerning which drying agent to use To avoid the need for unwarranted repairs Never immerse the instrument in water or other liquids since this may cause permanent damage to the circuitry Protect your hearing instrument from rough handling and avoid dropping it on hard surfaces or floors Do not leave the instrument in or near dire...

Page 18: ...he ear mould If ear wax is stuck in the sound canal of the ear mould the cleaning loop or a syringe with lukewarm water can easily be used to push the wax out Be sure to thoroughly dry the ear mould and its tubing before reconnecting it to the hearing instrument Blow gently through the tubing to remove moisture trapped inside The silicone tubing connecting the ear mould to the hearing instrument s...

Page 19: ...anging the bat tery does not help the filter may be blocked and needs to be changed See instructions below How to remove filter Place the hook of the instru ment into the long groove of the filter stick Pull down and the filter will be removed How to place filter on hook Place the hook on one filter and push gently Rock the hook back and forth until the filter is released Now take the hook with th...

Page 20: ...ing rod should be inserted where the Thin Tube attaches to the instrument and pushed all the way through the sound tube and out through the dome It is not recommended to submerge or rinse the Thin Tube and dome with water as there is a risk that a water drop may become lodged in the Thin Tube If this should occur it will prevent sound coming through the Thin Tube and may be harmful for the instrum...

Page 21: ...dard Dome The Original Open Dome is mounted on the Thin Tube by pushing it over the grooves on the Thin Tube How to mount the Tulip Dome 1 2 The Tulip Dome is mounted on the Thin Tube by pushing it over the grooves on the Thin Tube 1 2 ...

Page 22: ...canal Please ask your hearing care professional which way the sound outlet hole should turn in your ear The Tulip Dome consists of two leaves and it is important that the largest leaf is the outermost leaf 4 This can easily be done by pushing the leaves away from the Thin Tube with your forefinger and middle finger 5 This will make the large leaf bend forward Then you push it back and it will be p...

Page 23: ... the best reception If you do not wish to have a telecoil programme you may still use the phone while wearing your hearing instrument Many hearing instruments will whistle feedback when in close proximity to a telephone To reduce the potential for this problem your hearing instrument is equipped with an adaptive digital feedback suppression Stabilizer DFS system which allows for use of the telepho...

Page 24: ...ent goes dead in the telecoil programme this may be because the loop system is not operating If a school theater or house of worship does not have a tele loop system try and sit as close as possible to the front and use one of the microphone programmes Repairs If your GN ReSound hearing instrument malfunctions it must be repaired by a qualified technician Do not attempt to open the case of the hea...

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Page 26: ...d enough Blocked ear mould Change in hearing Excessive ear wax Blocked sound outlet filter Volume set too low Whistles Loose ear mould DFS needs re initialization Sound not clear Weak battery or distorted Poorly fitting ear mould Hearing instrument damaged Hearing instrument settings not optimal If there are any other problems not mentioned in this guide please contact your hearing care profession...

Page 27: ...refully Clean ear mould Consult your hearing care professional Consult your physician Change filter or consult your hearing care professional Consult your hearing care professional Remove and reinsert Consult your hearing care professional Replace battery Consult your hearing care professional Consult your hearing care professional Consult your hearing care professional ...

Page 28: ... do not wear the hearing instrument during these or other corresponding scanning procedures Other types of radiation burglar alarms room surveillance systems radio equipment mobile telephones etc contain less energy and will not damage the hearing instrument They could however momentarily affect the sound quality or create strange sounds from the hearing instruments Warning Do not wear the hearing...

Page 29: ...29 Technical Data Maximum Output 2cc Coupler IEC 60118 7 6060 DI 125 dB SPL Typical 6060 DI Thin Tube 128 dB SPL Typical 4060 VI 125 dB SPL Typical 4060 VI Thin Tube 128 dB SPL Typical ...

Page 30: ...onality 9 Direct audio input DAI 11 Ear Mould Dome 6 12 13 17 18 20 21 22 Environmental programmes 8 Low battery warning 15 Maintenance 17 On off switch 4 6 10 Programme Selector 4 6 8 SmartStart 10 Sound outlet filter 19 Stand by mode 9 Technical data 29 Telecoil use 9 23 24 Telephone use 23 Troubleshooting guide 26 27 User operated controls 4 6 8 9 10 30 ...

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Page 32: ...gnresound group com United Kingdom GN ReSound Ltd 1 Landscape Close Weston Business Park Weston on the Green Oxon OX25 3SX Tel 0 1869 343 500 Fax 0 1869 343 466 www gnresound co uk Australia GN ReSound Pty Ltd Unit R1 Regent Park Estate 391 Park Road Regent Park NSW 2143 Tel 02 9743 9707 Fax 02 9743 7472 www gnresound com au New Zealand GN ReSound NZ Ltd 12 Parkway Drive Mairangi Bay Auckland Tel ...

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