Cochlear Wireless Mini Microphone, Руководство пользователя

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Key to device
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1. Microphone inlet
2.
ON/OFF switch
3.
Mini-USB connector for charging
4.
Line-in input
5. Volume control
6.
Clip
7.
Light indicator (LED)
8.
Pairing button
Note: The instructions in this manual describe operation of the Cochlear Wireless Mini
Microphone with one Cochlear sound processor. If you are a bilateral recipient (using
two Cochlear sound processors), note that one Mini Microphone can be used with two
Cochlear sound processors. If this is the case, the same instructions apply to both sound
processors.
Introduction
The Mini Microphone streams speech directly to your sound processor.
The line-in functionality of the Mini Microphone will provide you with a streamed audio signal
(mono) from your stereo, personal computer, TV or similar device directly to your sound
processors.
Please read this manual carefully to fully benefit from the Mini Microphone. Ask your hearing
care professional if you have any questions.
For further information you can also visit the www.cochlear.com web site.
For your safety, carefully read the chapter “Important Information”.
Warranty
The warranty does not cover defects or damage arising from, associated with, or related to the
use of this product with any non-Cochlear processing unit and/or any non-Cochlear implant.
See “Cochlear Global Limited Warranty card” for more details.
Key to symbols
The following symbols will be used throughout these documents.
“Consult instructions for use” or “Operating instructions”
“Caution” or “Caution, consult accompanying documents”
CE-mark
Serial Number
Refer to instructions/booklet
ACMA (Australian Communications and Media Authority) compliant
Please ask your hearing care professional concerning disposal of this device.
Intended use
The Mini Microphone is intended to enable sound processor users to better follow speech or
listen to other audio signals. The essential performance of the Mini Microphone is to transfer
signals from the microphone or other audio devices to a Cochlear wireless sound processor.
Getting Started
Charging the Battery
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Before using your Mini Microphone for the first time:
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Charge the battery fully for at least 3 hours, even if battery indicators indicate it is fully
charged.
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During the charging process, the LED indicator will glow red. When fully charged and still
connected to the charger, the LED will glow green with intermittent red flashes every 2
seconds.
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Charging a flat battery takes around 3 hours. The charger can be connected overnight; the
battery cannot be overcharged.
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For safety reasons, recharge the battery only with chargers supplied by Cochlear.
Caution: Do not charge the Mini Microphone while it is being worn.
Turning your Mini Microphone on and off
Turning your Mini Microphone on or off:
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On: slide the switch to the on position; the LED indicator will flash green every 2.5 seconds.
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Off: slide switch to the off position; the LED will stop flashing.
Pairing with your sound processor
You can pair up to three Cochlear streaming devices with your Cochlear sound processor.
Select a separate channel for each device paired with the sound processor.
Pairing the Mini Microphone in channel one
1. Turn off your Cochlear sound processor(s).
2. Turn on your Mini Microphone.
3. Remove the silver cap from the Mini Microphone.
4. Press the pairing button once using the tip of a pen or similar object.
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LED will flash yellow every two seconds and the device will now be in pairing mode for 20
seconds.
5. While pairing mode is active, turn on your sound processor.
Successful pairing will be indicated by either an audible melody played in the sound processor,
or by a flashing light on the sound processor (depending on the type of sound processor).
Pairing the Mini Microphone in channel 2 or 3
Follow the previous instructions but press the pairing button twice to pair in channel two, or
three times to pair in channel three.
Pairing flashing pattern
Pairing button pushes LED blinking pattern Channel
1 1
2 2
3 3
Streaming
Start streaming
Streaming may be started in one of two ways.
First: Turn on the Mini Microphone and sound processor.
Option A
1. Press and hold the wireless streaming button on your sound processor for about three
seconds.
2. An audible melody or a flashing light (depending on the type of sound processor) will be
followed by streamed audio via the Mini Microphone.
Option B
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Press the streaming button on a Cochlear Baha Remote Control**. For more information, refer
to the Baha Remote Control** manual.
Start streaming on a 2nd or 3rd Cochlear Mini Microphone unit
If your sound processor is paired with more than one streaming device, you can start
streaming in two ways.
Option A
Press and hold the wireless streaming button on your sound processor for about three seconds
a 2nd or 3rd time to access the 2nd or 3rd Cochlear streaming device.
Option B**
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(searching for Mini Microphone)
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(connected for Mini Microphone)
Press the streaming button on a Baha Remote Control** a 2nd or 3rd time to access the 2nd
or 3rd Cochlear streaming device.
The Cochlear streaming device(s) are indicated by the letters A, B or C, and the streaming
device in use is shown on the Baha Remote Control** display.
Stop streaming
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Turn Mini Microphone off.
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Briefly press the streaming button on your sound processor. This will cancel streaming and
return to the last program used.
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To stop streaming with the Baha Remote Control** press the “P” button, located in the
center of the key pad.
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If you are using the telephone with Cochlear Wireless Phone Clip, streaming from the
Mini Microphone will be temporarily disrupted. When you have ended your phone call,
streaming will resume.
Note: If you move out of your Mini Microphone range (>7m) but return within the range
before 5 minutes have passed, your sound processor will automatically reconnect and
continue streaming.
Wearing Your Mini Microphone
Clip your Mini Microphone on the speaker’s clothing, placing it 10-20 cm from the speaker’s
mouth.