Bernafon PRECISO 9 Manuel utilisateur

Compact

Power BTE

PRECISO 9

PRECISO 7 Instructions for use

Behind-the-ear hearing instruments

TABLE OF CONTENTS

General Warnings and Safety Guidelines 7

Introduction 13

Preciso Compact Power BTE with Earhook 14

Preciso Compact Power BTE with

Spira Flex Thin Tube System 15

Earpiece Overview 16

Inserting Instruments with an Earmold 17

Removing Earmold and Hearing Instruments 19

Inserting Instruments with

a Spira Flex Thin Tube 20

Removing Instruments and

Spira Flex Thin Tube 21

Operating Your Instruments (ON/OFF) 22

Changing the Volume Level 23

Changing Programs 25

Muting 26

Telecoil Function 27

Telephone Use 28

Changing the Battery 30

Data Logging and Learning 33

Direct Audio Input and FM 34

Operating the Hearing Instruments with the

Optional RC-P Remote Control 35

Operating the Hearing Instruments with the

Optional SoundGate Communication Device 36

Instrument Care 38

Using Your Hearing Instruments 47

Tips for Communicating with

Hearing Impaired People 51

Your Hearing Instrument Conguration 53

Accessories 56

Environmental Protection 57

Product Approval, Markings and Compliance 58

Cell Phone and Hearing Instrument

Compatibility 60

Warranty 62

Common Problems and Solutions 64

Information for the Hearing Care Professional 68

Compliance with Requirements for Europe 70

Compliance with Radio Communications

Requirements for the USA and Canada 72

Information and Explanation of Symbols 74

Service 78

Congratulations on the purchase of your new

Hidden Hearing hearing instruments. The amplica-

tion of sound provided by your hearing instruments

was adjusted by your hearing care professional to

the needs of your individual hearing loss. With a

little practice, you will soon be on your way to bet-

ter hearing.

Please read the entire contents of this booklet

before using your hearing instruments. It contains

instructions and important information about the

use and handling of your hearing instruments

and batteries.

General Warnings and Safety

Guidelines

Hearing instruments and batteries can be dangerous

if swallowed or improperly used. Such actions can

result in severe injury, permanent hearing loss or

even fatality.

Familiarize yourself completely with the following

general warnings before using your hearing instru-

ments.

Hazard Warnings

Never allow others to wear your hearing

instruments, because they are adjusted

for your hearing requirements and may

permanently damage another person’s

hearing.

A slap to your ear while wearing the

instrument could be harmful. Avoid wear-

ing your hearing instrument while playing

contact sports (e.g. rugby, football, etc.).

Hearing instruments, their parts and

batteries should be kept out of reach of

infants, children and anyone who might

swallow these items or otherwise cause

themselves injury.

Discard batteries and keep them out of

sight of infants, small children, persons of

mental incapacity or pets.

Clean your hearing instruments and their

parts on a regular basis as recommended.

Micro-organisms from unclean instruments

may cause skin irritations.

Be careful with leaking battery liquid, as it

is a hazardous substance.

Never try to recharge non-rechargeable

batteries.

Never change the battery or adjust the

controls of the hearing instrument in front

of infants, small children and persons of

mental incapacity.

Be aware of the possibility that your

instruments may stop functioning without

notice. Keep this in mind while you

circulate in trafc or otherwise depend

on warning sounds.

Trafc or other warning sounds may also be

reduced in level by a directional microphone

when these sounds are coming from

behind you.

Remove your instruments before applying

aftershave, hairspray, oils, perfume,

mosquito repellent, lotions, etc. Allow

the product to dry before wearing your

instruments.

Warning to Hearing Care Professional

and User

Special care should be taken when tting

and using a hearing instrument with

maximum sound pressure capability in

excess of a maximum of 132 dB SPL

(IEC 60318-4) since there may be a risk of

impairing the remaining hearing of the

hearing instrument user.

Warning to Hearing Care Professional

and User

The safety of hearing instruments with DAI

is determined by the external signal source.

When the DAI is connected to an electri-

cally powered device, the equipment must

comply with EN 60601-1-1, EN 60065 or

equivalent safety standards.

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