Phonak Audeo B Series, Training Manual

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Loud bar
Face to face
Noisy restaurant
Quiet environment
NOISE
DISTANCE
Roger Pen, Roger EasyPen, and Roger Clip-On Mic
StereoZoom
Directional
Omni
Microphone
Phonak RemoteMic
Roger Wireless Technology
What is it?
Roger is a new adaptive digital wireless transmission standard running on the 2.4 GHz band.
It wirelessly transmits the speaker’s voice directly to the user’s hearing aids through a Roger receiver.
Roger benefits
ƒ Maximum performance — Best ever speech-in-noise performance with documented improvements of up to 35% over Dynamic FM
and 54% over other FM systems.
ƒ Zero hassle — Fully automatic microphone settings. No programming software required. Multiple microphones can be connected
easily into a network for multiple speakers in noise and over distance; all it takes is the push of a button.
ƒ Universal compatibility — Roger is available for almost every hearing instrument and cochlear implant.
Overcoming the challenges of noise and distance
Situations and Recommendations
Learn which Roger microphone best suits each different listening situation.
Situation Roger Pen Roger Clip-On Mic Roger EasyPen
Several talkers in noise and over distance • •
Meetings • •
Conferences • •
Presentations • •
Lunches • •
A single talker speaking softly and over distance • •
A single talker in noise and over distance • • •
Discussion with a colleague in a car • • •
Discussion with a colleague in a cafeteria • • •
Discussion with a colleague in a hallway • • •
Listening to multimedia • •
Audio, PC, video conferences • •
Cell phone calls via Bluetooth •
Skype call via Bluetooth •