Naída CI Sound Processor User Guide
49
Naída CI Listening Check
Audio Input
(3.5 mm Auxiliary Jack)
FM Input
(Euro Socket)
Charging Input
(Mini-USB)
ComPilot
The Naída CI has a convenient monitor mode, accessed by using the Naída CI Listening Check
and Listening Check Earbuds. This mode enables someone with unaided hearing to listen to
the Naída CI input sound sources. For instructions on how to listen to inputs using the Naída
CI Listening Check and Listening Check Earphones, refer to the
Listening to the Microphone(s)
and Auxiliary Inputs
section of the User Guide.
Audio Accessories
The auxiliary jack on the ComPilot allows the recipient to plug directly into battery-operated
consumer electronics devices, such as MP3 players, portable DVD players, or handheld
gaming devices. When connecting to consumer devices, it may require attenuation to prevent
sound from being too loud or distorted. This attenuation can be applied by a hearing care
professional during programming so the recipient can fully enjoy the sound from an audio
device. Also, a hearing care professional can create a program allowing the recipient to hear
both environmental and auxiliary device sounds. Talk to your hearing care professional about
which programming options are right forthe recipient in this situation.
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS:
•
Do not connect to mains powered sound sources (e.g. TV, computer) unless
using a mains isolation cable.
•
Do not swim or bathe with the ComPilot.
•
NOTe:
When streaming audio with the ComPilot, if your headpiece becomes
unlocked,
turn off
the ComPilot prior to re-locking your headpiece. Not doing so
may prevent the sound processor from communicating with your implant.
Color Customization
The Naída CI comes in up to 12 color options, allowing the recipient to customize the look of
the sound processor to suit their personal style.
