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Summary of Contents for RC3-1

Page 1: ...RC3 1 User s instructions RC3 1 remote control...

Page 2: ...he same as the one s you have We furthermore reserve the right to make any changes considered necessary Hearing aids and their accessories should not be disposed of with normal house hold waste Please...

Page 3: ...ing the batteries 9 Changing the batteries 9 Turning the remote control on and off 10 Initial setting 10 The volume 11 Mute 14 Listening programs 16 Short term logging 20 Caring for your remote contro...

Page 4: ...ed with the remote con trol for your Widex hearing aid We have included these user s instructions to explain how your remote control should be operated We recommend that you read the entire booklet to...

Page 5: ...C3 1 remote control are Unlike the buttons on your hearing aid when it is placed in on the ear you can easily see the keys on the remote control The larger keys on the remote control are easier to man...

Page 6: ...ontains data for the di erent hearing aid settings It also contains a radio transmitter which sends messages to the hearing aid The remote control and hearing aid do not need to be in view of each oth...

Page 7: ...rol The 1 key also sets the re mote control to the initial setting P1 V9 4 Display This shows the currently selected pro gram P volume V and the remote control s battery level 5 Transparent key guard...

Page 8: ...R 2032 Your RC3 1 uses two CR2032 batteries To obtain replacement batteries please consult your hearing care professional Please note the expiry date and the recommendations regarding disposal of used...

Page 9: ...the battery com partment Changing the batteries Always change both batteries at the same time The display shows the battery level of the remote con trol When the battery is nearly exhausted this symbo...

Page 10: ...ximately second As standard it will automatically turn o after 15 sec onds Your hearing care professional can help you select another time out setting if required Initial setting When your RC3 1 is tu...

Page 11: ...d as standard is 9 and this is always the volume setting to which the remote control reverts If for example you have selected listening program 2 and volume level 6 and then change to another listenin...

Page 12: ...turned o remote control starting up in pro gram 1 at volume level 9 Press the 1 key for approximately sec ond The initial setting P1 V9 should now be displayed Use the keys to adjust the volume as re...

Page 13: ...ing up in pro gram 1 at volume level 9 Press the 1 key for approximately second The initial setting P1 V9 should now be displayed Use the keys to adjust the volume as required Your choice will then ap...

Page 14: ...aid The starting point is a turned o remote control starting up in pro gram 1 at volume level 9 Press the 1 key for approximately sec ond Then press and hold down the 1 key while pressing the key The...

Page 15: ...o remote control starting up in pro gram 1 at volume level 9 Press the 1 key for approximately sec ond The initial setting P1 V9 should now be displayed Then press and hold down the 1 key while pressi...

Page 16: ...ning programs by using the 1 2 and 3 keys The number shown next to P program in the display tells you which program you have chosen You will also hear beeps indicating choice of program The beeps indi...

Page 17: ...17 Program Program name in the hearing aid Comments 1 2 3...

Page 18: ...3 keys The remote control automatically turns o after approximately 15 seconds Selecting a listening program if you have two hearing aids The starting point is a turned o remote control starting up in...

Page 19: ...manually on your hear ing aid An example You adjust the volume or select a listen ing program on the remote control Then the remote control turns o If you now change the volume set ting and listening...

Page 20: ...s used to start the re cording The recording is made through the hearing aid and lasts one minute To start recording Press and hold down the centre key 1 of the activated or de activated remote contro...

Page 21: ...reat your remote control as the valuable object it is with care When it is not in use keep it in a cool dry location where it cannot be reached by children or pets Do not expose it to extreme temperat...

Page 22: ...remote control in a microwave oven These are some of the types of radiation that can damage your remote control Radiation from for example room surveillance equipment burglar alarms and cellular tele...

Page 23: ...them in their mouths Also keep batteries out of children s reach and discard used batteries carefully Do not change batteries in front of children and do not let them see where you keep your supply Ne...

Page 24: ...could be because Nothing happens when you press the keys Flip open the key guard to facilitate access to the keys The batteries have not been inserted correctly Remove both batteries and reinsert them...

Page 25: ...ies The following accessories are available for your RC3 1 Clip version of the battery cover Case for the remote control Carrying strap for the clip version of the battery cover Clip version Case Carr...

Page 26: ...the battery cover If you want to replace the stan dard battery cover with the clip version you must also replace the small screw below the battery cover Once the screw has been removed you can mount...

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Page 28: ...RC3 Starting with serial no 10000 Models RC3 1 Remote control RC3 2 Remote control are in conformity with the relevant requirements of R TTE Directive 1999 5 EC of 9 March 1999 and the following stan...

Page 29: ...29 Within the EU the product is intended for use in the following member states AT BE BG CY CZ DE DK EE ES FI FR GB GR HU IE IT LT LU LV MT NL PL PT RO SI SE SK...

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Page 32: ...WIDEX A S Nymoellevej 6 DK 3540 Lynge Denmark www widex com Printed by HTO 2009 01 9 514 0065 001 03 9 514 0065 001 03...

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