Pairing with Hearing Aids | 13
12 | Pairing with Hearing Aids
*Typical operating range is up to 20 meters (~60 feet). Operational range may be
reduced by environmental factors, such as obstructions, interference and human
body positioning. Larger operational distances are achievable, though audio quality
and connectivity may decrease.
4. While the green LED is slowly
pulsing, double-click the
power button. The LED
status indicator alternately
blinks red and blue.
5. For
a set of
hearing aids:
6. For a
single
hearing aid:
LED blink
Pairing Result
Next Step
Successful
Complete
Unsuccessful
Repeat steps 1 – 4
and 6
First LED
blink
Second
LED blink
Pairing Result
Next Step
Both hearing aids
paired
Complete
Only one hearing
aid paired
Repeat steps
1 – 5
n/a
No hearing aids
paired
Repeat steps
1 – 5
Pairing with Hearing Aids
For Starkey Hearing Technologies Mini Remote
Microphone to interact with your hearing aid(s),
you must first pair the Mini Remote Mic with each
hearing aid. You only need to perform this action one
time, as they should automatically recognize each
other when both are powered on and within wireless
operating range.*
To pair the Mini Remote Mic with your hearing aid(s):
1. Ensure your hearing aids are not connected to
nearby Bluetooth
®
devices. To do this,
• Disable Bluetooth
®
on your mobile phone.
• Power off any nearby Starkey Hearing
Technologies TV, Remote Micr, or Mini
Remote Mic accessories, which you previously
paired to your hearing aids.
2. Power off, then power on your hearing aids.
•
Note:
For a CROS hearing aid system, power
off both your hearing aid and CROS transmitter.
Power on only your hearing aid, ensuring the
CROS transmitter remains powered off.
3. Place your hearing aids within 6 inches (15 cm) of
the Mini Remote Mic.
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