Interton S465-D, User Manual

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Changing Memory Programs
Hearing instrument memories are used to store settings optimal
in different listening situations. Your hearing healthcare professio-
nal may have programmed multiple memories into your hearing
instruments to accommodate your lifestyle needs.
For future reference, ask your hearing health professional to fill in
your memory program information on the notes page at the back
of this guide.
Whenever the hearing instrument is turned on, Memory 1 is automatically activated.Me-
mories can then be selected by pushing the Memory Selector button on the instrument.
Your hearing instrument may have up to 4 programs. Special tones will indicate which
memory has been activated. One tone will sound when Memory 1 is activated, two
tones will sound when Memory 2 is activated, etc. Memories are always activated in
sequence, for example, with three memories: 1 to 2, 2 to 3, 3 to 1.
Consult your hearing healthcare professional if the memory programs in your hearing
instruments need to be reconfigured.
Dual microphone system
If you want to listen to a person in a noisy environment, the microphones in your hearing
instrument can help you to concentrate on the speech. If the microphones are in the di-
rectional mode the background noise will be attenuated. In this mode the sounds in front
of you will be enhanced, so you can hear better the speech of the person you look at.
Your hearing care practitioner can program the device in the required modes.
Depending on your hearing instrument and the setting chosen by you and your hearing
care practioner switching to and from directional mode can be done automatically.