Fitting Guide | Roger and Cochlear sound processors Nucleus 5 and Nucleus 6 2
Pre-fitting
Program the sound processor with the recommended settings according to the table below.
This will ensure maximum benefit from the Roger system.
Model
Sound processor setting
Cochlear Nucleus 6 / 5
Set Mixing Ratio to 1:1 and select Autosensitivity
TM
+ ADRO configuration
For Roger 14, no pre-programming is required.
Roger X
3
must be pre-programmed. A Roger inspiro is required for programming Roger X.
1.
Connect Roger X to the sound processor.
2.
Turn Roger inspiro on, hold it close to Roger X (less than 10 cm/4 inches) and select the function
Check
.
3.
Click
Manage
, scroll to ‘
CI module
’ then click
OK
.
4.
Scroll to ‘
Setting 9
’ and click
OK
again.
Model
Recommended CI
module setting
Recommended EasyGain AutoConnect status
Cochlear Nucleus 6 / 5
Setting 9
0dB
OFF
This will ensure that the Roger X output impedances match the input impedance of the sound processor.
These settings have been thoroughly tested with CI recipients.
3
Available for Roger X (02) only
Getting started
Attaching Roger 14:
Step 1: Attach receiver
Roger X
Switch all equipment off. Attach the adapter to the sound
processor. Now attach Roger X to the adapter.
Roger 14
Switch all equipment off. Attach the Roger 14 to the sound
processor.
Step 2: Switching on
Ask your patient to put on the sound processor and switch it on.
The sound processor should automatically detect the presence
of the Roger receiver.
Step 3: Connect
Hold the Roger microphone close to Roger X / Roger 14 (within
10 cm/4 inches) and press the Connect button. Your patient
should now report that he/she has heard the confirmation beeps
(a low tone followed by a high tone).
If your patient didn’t hear the confirmation beeps, you may need
to manually switch the processor into the DAI program. Repeat
this connect process until your patient hears the beeps.
Step 4: Test the system
Test the patient’s speech recognition in quiet with the CI alone
by muting the Roger microphone and standing close to your
patient. Then test the patient’s speech recognition through the
Roger microphone while standing at least 3 meters away.
Listening performance should be similar between these two
conditions.
