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Turning the Headset On and Off
1. Connect the hearing instrument to the headset. Initially, it will be most easy to connect the two
devices before the hearing instrument is placed on the ear. With some training it is possible to
connect the headset while wearing the hearing instrument
2. The headset emits 4 fast blue flashes and is now turned on. The headset will continuously emit slow
blue flashes indicating it is active
3. To turn off the headset, remove it from the hearing instrument. The headset emits 4 fast blue flashes
and turns off
For optimal performance, the ReSound headset and your mobile phone should be worn on the same side of
your body so they can connect to each other. In general, you will get better performance when there are no
obstructions between your headset and your mobile phone.
NB! Error on right picture – to be corrected on illustration
Low Battery Warning
When the headset is running low on battery the headset beeps and the LED blinks yellow (while in a call,
every second, otherwise every third second).
Note
that the battery will have less capacity after two years use, which means that standby and talk time is
reduced. When the battery runs out of power, the headset will automatically turn off.
Adjusting the Volume
The headset automatic volume control elevates sound level and quality to match your environment. If
necessary, use the volume buttons on your mobile phone.
Connecting the headset to the mobile phone
1. If the headset has not been paired to the mobile phone, follow the pairing instructions (page 6).
2. Turn the headset on by attaching it to the hearing instrument.
3. When the mobile phone is within range (max 10 meters) and has Bluetooth enabled, the headset
and the mobile phone will connect. This is shown on most mobile phones as a quick status message
and a permanent headset symbol on the mobile phone display.
Note: If you detach the headset from the hearing instrument, the connection will be lost. When you attach the
headset to the hearing instrument again, the connection is automatically re-established.