Phonak Audeo B Series, Training Manual

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88 Phonak VA DALC Training Guide
Listener Speaker
Roger Pen/Roger EasyPen — Hearing better than people
with no hearing loss
Interview Style
Our universal, cutting-edge wireless microphone helps people with hearing loss to understand
more speech in loud noise and over distance. Designed with discretion and style in mind, the
Roger Pen
and
Roger EasyPen
feature adaptive wireless transmission, fully automated settings
and an audio input for listening to multimedia. Both can also be used alongside other Roger
Pens, Roger EasyPens and Roger Clip-On Mics in a microphone network. The Roger Pen and
Roger EasyPen can be used on a table, held in the hand or hanging around the speaker’s neck.
Feature overview
• Proven Roger speech-in-noise performance
• Fully automated microphone settings
• Manual microphone mode option available*
• For virtually every hearing instrument, CI and BAHA,
there is a compatible Roger receiver
• Audio input for connection to multimedia devices
• Wideband audio Bluetooth (HD voice)*
• Used as standalone or with other Roger microphones
• Operating time: 7 hours (5 hours with active Bluetooth call*)
• Operating range: 10 meters / 33 feet (typical)
20 meters / 66 feet (ideal conditions)
*Roger Pen feature only
Conference style
Place Roger Pen in the middle of a table to listen to a
group of people.
Speaker Listener
Roger
Pen
Hearing
aid with
Roger
receiver
Hold Roger Pen in your hand and point it towards the
person you want to hear.
Make sure your Roger Pen is pointing straight at the
mouth of the talker.
When holding Roger Pen in the hand, avoid covering the
microphone opening.