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Operations

VOL

MEMORY

Product description

LED lamp: 

The light flashes green when the 
button is pressed

. 

(P. 14, 15)

Hold switch: 

Brings the remote control into 
standby mode to prevent the 
current settings of memory 
and volume control being 
changed accidentally. (P. 16)

Volume control: 

Changes or mutes the 
volume settings. (P. 14)

Memory button: 

Changes the memory 
programs. (P. 15)

Battery compartment cover: 

Simply open, so you can 
replace the battery. (P. 13)

A standby zinc air battery can 
be installed on each side of the 
dry cell battery. (P. 21)

Strap loop hole: 

You can put a commercial 
hand strap on the remote 
control.

 

(P. 17)

Summary of Contents for WH-0M1201A

Page 1: ...ughly and fully understand the operating procedures before attempting to set up and operate the remote control Failure to follow the operating instructions may result in poor performance of the product or even can result in serious and sometimes permanent bodily injury If you have any questions consult the dispenser where you purchased your hearing instrument and remote control The Limited Warrant...

Page 2: ...cation of the hearing instrument and remote control If somebody around you is using a Panasonic s wireless device sharing the same wireless ID as you in the same area can affect the performance of each other s hearing instruments Contact your dispenser so they will change the device identification number for you Wireless connection Product Model R1 W series WH R17C WH R15C WH R13C ...

Page 3: ...15 Hold switch 16 Hand strap attachment 17 Proper remote control operation 18 Reference Hearing instrument reset 20 Standby zinc air battery 22 Troubleshooting guide 23 Specifications 24 Warranty and Customer Service 25 Information 26 Package contents The Panasonic Remote Control comes with the following items If there are any missing or defective items please inform your dispenser Operating instr...

Page 4: ...asis Inappropriate wireless connection setup may cause damage to your clients or result in poor performance of the product Company name Panasonic Corporation of North America Healthcare Group Address One Panasonic Way 1H 6 Secaucus NJ 07094 Telephone No 1 888 422 6309 Remote control setup Wireless Device Identification No ...

Page 5: ...us injury These definitions are as follows WARNING CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that could result in death or serious injury Indicates a possible hazard which if not avoided may result in minor to moderate injury It is also used to alert against unsafe practices that can result in property damage The following symbols specify behavior or actions which are not permitted and a...

Page 6: ...te medical attention If electrolyte is taken internally drink large quantities of water or milk Do not induce vomiting Call a physician immediately Do not insert the battery in the hearing instrument the wrong way round Observe polarity otherwise a liquid spill or explosion may occur Do not charge a dry cell battery Do not disassemble or expose the battery to excessive pressure heat flame or liqui...

Page 7: ...inc air batteries can be easily swallowed and pose a choking hazard and possible internal injury or can lead to death if swallowed To prevent accidental ingestion secure batteries in a safe place where they are not accessed by infants small children pets or others who might accidentally swallow them Dispose of used batteries immediately If swallowed call the 24 hour National Button Battery Ingesti...

Page 8: ...eless devices because of potential interference to the aircraft s navigation and communication systems Restrictions on the use of wireless equipment may vary by country Contact local government authorities for further information Do not use the remote control if you are fitted with a cardiac pacemaker Turn off the remote control if you are around somebody wearing a hearing aid or in hospitals wher...

Page 9: ...ently with a soft cloth Never use organic solvents such as alcohol paint thinner or benzene Failure to heed this caution may result in deformation or cracking on the surface Do not disassemble or remodel the remote control Failure to follow the instructions and warnings could result in damage to the product and or personal injuries Contact your dispenser if you need to have your hearing instrument...

Page 10: ...ith caution Follow your state laws regarding battery disposal Do not peel the tab off of the standby battery until you are ready to use it Once the tab is removed the battery will be exposed to air put into use and start to drain Do not keep the old battery inserted When a dry cell becomes weak replace it with a new one Avoid high temperatures moisture humidity and dust Do not use the remote contr...

Page 11: ...ed To prevent accidental ingestion of hearing instrument or its components and or accessories secure them in a safe place where they are not accessed by them Do not use the remote control outside the United States They are designed and intended for use in the United States Maintenance Keep the remote control clean When cleaning your remote control wipe it gently with a soft cloth Never use organic...

Page 12: ...of memory and volume control being changed accidentally P 16 Volume control Changes or mutes the volume settings P 14 Memory button Changes the memory programs P 15 Battery compartment cover Simply open so you can replace the battery P 13 A standby zinc air battery can be installed on each side of the dry cell battery P 21 Strap loop hole You can put a commercial hand strap on the remote control P...

Page 13: ...ntly press on the cover slide it toward the bottom edge of the remote control and open it up When closing the cover gently press down on the cover and slide back to its original position Battery compartment cover Match the positive and negative terminals to the icons printed on the back Snap the battery into place and close the compartment door recommended to use Panasonic alkaline batteries When ...

Page 14: ... does not flash the battery runs out of power Replace it with a new one P 13 The volume control provides 24 adjustable volume levels When the hearing instrument reaches its maximum minimum level it does not emit a notification sound Press and hold the button so the volume keeps changing for each 1 second time interval Insertion and removal of the battery does not affect the volume level When the h...

Page 15: ...tween situations programs depending on surrounding conditions The number of memory programs varies depending on the type of hearing instrument For details ask your dispenser Insertion and removal of the battery does not affect the memory settings When the hearing instrument is turned off and then back on again the program will be reset to Memory 1 Memory button Chimes twice Memory 2 Memory 3 Memor...

Page 16: ...ol are disabled When the hearing instrument is turned off and then back on again while the Hold switch is off the volume levels will be reset to the original settings and the program will be reset to Memory 1 Hold switch To turn on Hold switch Slide the Hold switch into the direction as indicated by the arrow ON To turn off Hold switch Slide the Hold switch back toward the bottom end as indicated ...

Page 17: ... the strap and thread it through the strap hole of the remote control Strap hole Commercial hand strap 2 When you take the strap feed it through the loop of the line cord 3 Pull the strap all the way through and tighten it as shown in the figure If you need some help it would be easier for you to use a sharp pin to get the thin cord through the hole ...

Page 18: ...ound is properly made Proper operation Parallel Within 15 7 inches 40 cm Parallel Within 15 7 inches 40 cm Use the remote control in front of your face Keep the distance within 15 7 inches 40 cm between the remote control and hearing instrument Keep the remote control horizontally flat lying position and parallel to your face a line connecting both ears which increases the sensitivity of the heari...

Page 19: ...ontrol closer to the face Change the battery Consult the dispenser for help Improper operation Not parallel Longer than 15 7 inches 40 cm Longer than 15 7 inches 40 cm Do not operate the remote control below your chin or above your head Do not separate the remote control from your hearing instrument by more than 15 7 inches 40 cm Do not keep the remote control vertically upright standing position ...

Page 20: ... in front of your face up to 3 9 inches 10 cm Keep the remote control horizontally flat lying position and parallel to your face a line connecting both ears 2 Press the memory button down long for about 10 seconds When the remote control emits alert sounds to notify memory switch or volume change for a few seconds the reset operation is complete The alert sound varies depending on the volume and m...

Page 21: ...ack on again Completely close the battery compartment by swinging the door until it snaps securely Once powered on the reset operation has been completed Once the hearing instrument is reset the memory program and volume level will be reset to the factory presets You need to set them up again to properly function according to your needs Reset with your hearing instrument ...

Page 22: ...ntrol is in standby mode before battery insert and slide the Hold switch to prevent the current settings of memory and volume control being changed accidentally Gently press on the cover slide it toward the bottom edge of the remote control and open it up When closing the cover gently press down on the cover and slide back to its original position Battery compartment cover Do not peel off the tab ...

Page 23: ...ressed The alkaline battery is drained out Press the volume control to see whether LED is blinking If it is not blinking replace the battery 13 The zinc air battery runs out of power If you find it difficult to hear sounds or understand speech through the hearing instrument replace the battery The battery is inserted the wrong way around Insert the battery correctly 13 The remote control is too fa...

Page 24: ... 40 cm from the hearing instrument The range varies depending on which direction the remote control is facing Battery life 200 days The most significant factors affecting the life of an AAA battery are its application and its amount or frequency of use Size 48 W mm X 69 H mm X 20 D mm 1 9 W X 2 7 H X 0 8 D Mass including a Panasonic AAA battery Approx 43 g 1 5 oz ...

Page 25: ...hase name of dispenser and other important information Keep it in a secure place Customer Services Directory United States Obtain product information and operating assistance and locate the nearest dispenser by visiting our website at http www panasonic com hearing You may also contact us directly at 1 888 422 6309 Warranty and customer service ...

Page 26: ...yclable Battery disposal Follow the battery disposal guidance based on the current United States federal laws and regulations Many states have regulations in place requiring some form of battery recycling The regulations of some states may require recycling for certain types of batteries different than other states If you are using batteries outside the United States other nations may regulate was...

Page 27: ... against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio...

Page 28: ...Group One Panasonic Way 1H 6 Secaucus NJ 07094 Telephone No 1 888 422 6309 Manufacturer 247 Fukutake ko Saijo Ehime 793 8510 Japan The serial number is printed on the package label For your reference Fill out when you purchase your hearing aid Name of owner Model number Serial number Dispenser Purchase date Dispenser address Dispenser phone ...

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