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Assistive listening devices for BTEs
Listening in public places
Telecoils pick up electromagnetic energy and
convert it into sound. Your hearing aid’s telecoil
option can help you listen in public places
equipped with telecoil compatible assistive
listening devices such as a loop system. When
you see this symbol, it means that
there is loop system installed; this
loop system is compatible with
your hearing aid. Please contact
your hearing healthcare professional for more
information on loop systems.
Connecting to external audio sources
Your hearing aids may feature an
optional direct audio input (DAI)
to connect to other audio sources,
such as a stereo or television,
using an FM system or a cable. The
uDirect
™
2
, an optional wireless
accessory, also has a DAI jack.
Easy-DAI automatically selects your direct audio
input program when a DAI signal is detected by
your hearing aids. A short melody will play to
confirm that easy-DAI is activated. When you
disconnect the DAI input, your hearing aids
will return to the program you were in prior to
switching.
Ask your hearing healthcare professional for
information about the direct audio input system
and a connector cord.
