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Operation

Hearing programs 

Automatic program creation

Certéna is able to recognize different hearing 
environments and automatically create a hearing 
program appropriate for each situation. 

Additional program selection 

Upon request, your hearing care professional can program
additional individual hearing programs dedicated to
specific hearing situations or FM use for you. 
Additional programs are accessed via the myPilot com-
mand center, the program switch and/or the KeyPilot2
and WatchPilot2 remote controls.

Summary of Contents for certena bte

Page 1: ...Cert na BTE User Guide 0459 0682...

Page 2: ...9 Selecting a hearing program 9 Preparation Replacing the battery 10 Tamper proof battery compartment 13 Identifying left and right instruments 15 Inserting Cert na hearing system with earmold into y...

Page 3: ...l optional 30 EasyPhone optional 31 Wireless accessories optional myPilot 34 iCom 36 iView 38 Remote control optional 39 FM communication optional 41 Multi frequency FM transmitter 42 Multi frequency...

Page 4: ...4 Maintenance Wind and Weather Protector 48 Fit nGo slim tube 51 Important points 55 Warning 58 Service and Warranty 59 Phonak distributors worldwide 62 Contents...

Page 5: ...ent devices that are easy to use Please read this manual carefully to benefit from all the features of your new hearing system Ask your hearing care professional if you have any questions Cert na is a...

Page 6: ...6 Description Hearing system with earmold Microphone inputs with Wind and Weather Protector Program switch Volume control Battery compartment with ON OFF switch Hook sound output Individual earmold...

Page 7: ...g system with Fit nGo slim tube and dome see page 6 Slim tube sound output Dome Retention Hearing system with Fit nGo slim tube and SlimTip see page 6 Slim tube sound output Individual SlimTip Removal...

Page 8: ...8 Short introduction Inserting the battery Details see page 11 Switching ON OFF Details see page 25 ON OFF ON...

Page 9: ...9 Controlling the volume Details see page 26 Volume up Volume down Selecting a hearing program Details see page 28...

Page 10: ...tery Use battery size 13 for all Cert na Behind the Ear instruments Using the nail grip open the battery compartment completely and remove the old battery Remove the protective foil from the new batte...

Page 11: ...11 Insert the new battery with the sign flat side of the battery in line with the marked on the battery compartment and close it...

Page 12: ...ve the battery compartment open to allow any moisture to evaporate Low battery warning An acoustic signal gives you an early warning that the battery is approaching exhaustion You have approximately 3...

Page 13: ...with batteries a special locking system may be mounted on the instruments This locking system can also be used for identifying left and right instruments Place the HI in your hand and insert a pointed...

Page 14: ...14 Preparation When lock is released open the battery compartment Secure battery compartment by pressing the lock inwards Battery compartment lock has the same functionality with FM...

Page 15: ...important to use the correct hearing system for each ear Your hearing care professional can mark the hearing systems for you The color code on the housing will identify left and right hearing systems...

Page 16: ...ur ear Using the hand on the same side you wear your hearing system grasp the earmold between the thumb and index finger Raise your hand to your ear making sure the canal portion of the earmold faces...

Page 17: ...nal If it is difficult to get it into place stretch your ear by pulling it gently backwards and upwards with your other hand When the canal portion is in place twist the earmold backwards so that it f...

Page 18: ...18 Now position the hearing system behind the ear Be careful not to twist the tubing Preparation...

Page 19: ...19 Check the placement of the earmold by tracing the contour of the ear with your finger To remove your hearing system grasp the earmold not the tubing and pull it out of your ear gently but firmly...

Page 20: ...and SlimTip Place the hearing instrument over the top of your ear Hold the slimtube where it attaches to the dome or SlimTip and gently push the dome or SlimTip into your ear canal The dome or SlimTi...

Page 21: ...ument grasp the slim tube near the dome and pull it out of your ear gently but firmly In very rare cases the dome can remain in the ear canal when removing the slim tube from the ear In the unlikely c...

Page 22: ...of these fins The larger fin must be positioned over the smaller fin see picture If the position is incorrect you can easily adjust it With one finger gently bend the bigger fin forwards and then back...

Page 23: ...23 Correct position Wrong position Moving the fins...

Page 24: ...e adjustments It logs manual changes you have applied whilst wearing your hearing instruments This means that every time you change the volume or program of your Cert na hearing system this is memoriz...

Page 25: ...l grip slightly open the battery compartment until it snaps to its OFF position Switching ON Close the battery compartment Your hearing systems are always working in the default hearing program and at...

Page 26: ...on timer This function delays the activation of the hearing system for 9 or 15 seconds after the battery door is closed in order to avoid any disturbance while placing it into your ear An acoustic sig...

Page 27: ...he limit of your volume control range If not required your hearing care professional can remove or disable the volume control switch Phonak s myPilot command center see page 34 can also control the vo...

Page 28: ...gram appropriate for each situation Additional program selection Upon request your hearing care professional can program additional individual hearing programs dedicated to specific hearing situations...

Page 29: ...onfirms the selection of the Automatic Mode Synchronized manual control An automatic synchronisation for volume adjustments and program selection called QuickSync is integrated in your hearing systems...

Page 30: ...o print out the complete description of your individual hearing programs and how to access them with your myPilot command center the program switch or a remote control EasyPhone optional The EasyPhone...

Page 31: ...Phone magnet Clean the telephone handset thoroughly Hold the telephone handset nearly vertically similar to making a telephone call Hold the magnet near to the listening end of your telephone handset...

Page 32: ...ft half of the receiver Use the double sided adhesive tape to stick the magnet to the location described above Do not cover the sound openings of your handset Instead of holding the phone against your...

Page 33: ...reach of children and pets If a magnet is swallowed please seek the advice of a medical practitioner The magnet used to strengthen the magnetic field of your phone may affect some medical devices or...

Page 34: ...ns of your hearing system and additional benefits Volume Control Program selection Automatic mode selection Clock and Alarm myPilot Battery status Read out of hearing instrument volume program and bat...

Page 35: ...35 For optimum results position your myPilot as shown in the drawing Do not use your myPilot in locations where it is forbidden to use electronic devices Operating range max 50 cm 20...

Page 36: ...system with the technology around you mobile phones audio equipment FM etc Bluetooth connections iCom offers a simple way to connect your mobile phone via Bluetooth to your hearing system iCom is als...

Page 37: ...uetooth These programs are automatically selected in your hearing systems when an audio or Bluetooth signal is received from iCom EasyAudio and EasyBluetooth ensure that you have the optimum program f...

Page 38: ...t by the press of a button iView shows the status of the hearing instrument s battery the current hearing program and volume settings displayed on a large screen For detailed information on the use of...

Page 39: ...re professional to demonstrate them to you Choose the model that is most convenient for your lifestyle and your taste WatchPilot2 Exclusive and modern available for women and men with sporty rubber ba...

Page 40: ...nformation on the use of your remote control please refer to its user guide Your hearing care professional can also print an individual description of your hearing programs for you Do not use your rem...

Page 41: ...nication A wireless FM communication system consists of a transmitter and a receiver The transmitter is placed near or directly connected to the sound source e g TV or radio It transmits the signal vi...

Page 42: ...nt FM transmitters SmartLink flexible multifunctional transmitter with Bluetooth ZoomLink convenient transmitter with three microphone settings EasyLink the easy to use transmitter inspiro the transmi...

Page 43: ...ceivers with your Cert na hearing system MicroLink ML9i ML9S Perfectly integrated in the Cert na design Universal MicroLink MLxi or MicroMLxS together with the AS9 MLxS audio shoe interface If you use...

Page 44: ...re professional has already prepared your hearing system for use with an FM receiver To attach the MicroLink receiver ML9i ML9S or the AS9 audio shoe firmly hold it in your hand and push the small bla...

Page 45: ...il it snaps in place To remove the MicroLink ML9i ML9S or audio shoe place the hearing system on a firm surface hold the MicroLink audio shoe firmly and slide the locking system Pull the hearing syste...

Page 46: ...sal MLxi or another audio signal source can be connected to your hearing system MyLink As an alternative to iCom with an FM receiver MyLink is a small and appealing FM receiver that is compatible with...

Page 47: ...command center choose your desired FM program The selection is confirmed by an acoustic signal Program switch toggle until you reach the desired FM program identified by the appropriate acoustic signa...

Page 48: ...they last much longer reducing the service costs of your hearing systems The life span of the Wind and Weather Protector should be up to several months depending on the environment humidity dust pers...

Page 49: ...r wipe or clean the Wind and Weather Protector it may lose its special acoustic and protection properties Hair spray make up etc may damage the Wind and Weather Protector Remove your hearing system be...

Page 50: ...quieter than usual There is a reduction in sound quality Understanding in noise becomes more difficult It becomes more difficult to determine the direction of sounds After some experience you will get...

Page 51: ...from the hearing instrument into the ear It is important that the slim tube the dome or SlimTip fit correctly into your ear If the slim tube the dome or SlimTip irritate your ear in any way and preven...

Page 52: ...m tube from the hearing instrument by unscrewing and taking it off Use a damp cloth to clean the slim tube the dome or SlimTip on the outside and use the black cleaning rod to push any debris out of t...

Page 53: ...it all the way through the slim tube and out through the dome or SlimTip After cleaning it is important to remove the cleaning rod It is not recommended to submerge or rinse the slim tube the dome or...

Page 54: ...earing instrument s electronics The slim tube and dome should be changed every third month or sooner if the slim tube becomes stiff or brittle Only your hearing care professional should change the dom...

Page 55: ...ou will not be using your hearing systems for a long period of time store them in their protective case Remove the batteries and leave the battery compartments open Make sure your hearing systems are...

Page 56: ...e creams and make up can damage hearing systems Remove the hearing systems before applying cosmetics 7 If you experience any soreness or inflammation in or behind your ear contact your hearing care pr...

Page 57: ...ver your old or unused hearing system to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment or bring it to your hearing care professional for appropriate disposal...

Page 58: ...in cases even damage your hearing X ray radiation e g CT scans MRI scans may adversely affect the correct functioning of your hearing systems We recommend that you remove them before undergoing X ray...

Page 59: ...or care exposure to chemicals immersion in water or undue stress Damage caused by third parties or non authorized service centers renders the Phonak warranty null and void This warranty does not incl...

Page 60: ...e following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Changes or...

Page 61: ...o 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 or television reception wh...

Page 62: ...enmark Phonak Danmark A S Nitivej 10 2000 Frederiksberg France Phonak France SA 69500 Bron Germany Phonak GmbH 70736 Fellbach Oeffingen EC Representative India Phonak India Pvt Ltd 100 034 New Delhi I...

Page 63: ...key A S 34357 Istanbul United Kingdom Phonak UK Limited Warrington Cheshire WA1 1PP USA Phonak LLC Warrenville IL 60555 3927 Independent general A complete list of Phonak distributors distributors is...

Page 64: ...plicable in one or more EU Member States This symbol indicates that Cert na products comply with requirements for a BF type applied part according to EN 60601 1 The surface of the hearing system is sp...

Page 65: ...not exceed limits of 20 60 Celsius at a relative air humidity of 65 for extended periods during transportation and storage Air pressure between 500 and 1100 hPa is not detrimental to the instrument 04...

Page 66: ...Notes...

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Page 68: ...www phonak com 029 0052 02 V1 00 2008 08 A W Printed in Switzerland Phonak AG all rights reserved...

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