Fitting Guide
Roger and Cochlear sound processors Nucleus 5
and Nucleus 6
This guide provides detailed information on how Roger receivers should be used with Cochlear sound processors
Nucleus 5 (CP810) and Nucleus 6 (CP910) to achieve the best possible performance.
A 2013 study by Dr. Jace Wolfe of Hearts for Hearing Foundation, Oklahoma City, revealed that the use of Roger systems in
combination with cochlear implants resulted in significant improvements in speech recognition at high noise levels (70 to 80
dB (A)) over fixed gain FM and Dynamic FM technologies (see www.phonakpro.com)
1
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Set-up
The table below shows what is required to connect the sound processor to a Roger receiver.
Sound processor
Cochlear
Nucleus 6 (CP910) / Nucleus 5 (CP810)
2
Cochlear
Nucleus 6 (CP910) / Nucleus 5 (CP810)
2
Roger 14
Cochlear Euro Accessory Adapter and Roger X
Adapter / Roger receiver
1
Jace Wolfe (2013),
Evaluation of speech recognition of cochlear implant recipients using a personal digital adaptive radio frequency system.
Accepted by the
Journal of the American Academy of Audiology.
2
Build Standard C or higher
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