Earlens Photon 2 Processor Manuel utilisateur

Earlens Photon™

2 Processor

User Manual

Earlens Photon™2 Processor

User Manual

Welcome

Thank you for choosing the Earlens Light-Driven Hearing Aid. This user manual

is designed to show you how to use and care for your new Earlens Hearing Aid.

We encourage you to carefully read this entire booklet including the Warnings

and Precautions sections to achieve the maximum benet from your new

hearing technology.

If you have further questions that are not answered in this manual, please contact

your hearing professional or call the Earlens Concierge at 1

-844-234-LENS. You

should always access the most up-to-date version of the Earlens Light-Driven Hearing

Aid Patient Instructions for Use (IFU) at www.earlens.com/IFU. The IFU contains

detailed warnings, precautions, results from Earlens Hearing Aid clinical studies and

information regarding safe and eective EMC use.

Getting to Know Your Earlens Hearing Aid .........4

The Lens ...................................................................6

The Photon™2 Processor and Light Tip...............7

The Charger .............................................................8

Mineral Oil .............................................................10

Using your Earlens Hearing Aid .......................... 11

Turning the Processor On/O.............................11

Identifying Left or Right Device ...........................13

Putting on the Processor and Light Tip.............14

Removing the Processor and Light Tip..............16

Changing Volume and Program ........................17

Processor Alerts.....................................................22

Telephone and Cellphone Use ............................24

Charging and Battery Life ...................................26

Cleaning and Maintenance .................................. 27

Daily Care...............................................................27

Oiling Instructions.................................................29

Avoiding Moisture & Heat....................................32

Warranty................................................................33

Troubleshooting...................................................... 34

Warnings................................................................... 36

Precautions .............................................................. 38

Technical Information............................................ 42

Device Labeling Symbols ...................................... 44

Contents

Getting to Know Your Earlens Hearing Aid

The Earlens Hearing Aid uses a small Lens placed in your ear by a physician to

activate your natural hearing system.The behind-the-ear Photon™2 Processor

collects sound and transfers it to the Light Tip, which converts the sound signal

to non-visible light. The Lens collects this light and gently activates your natural

hearing system.

There are important components to your Earlens Hearing Aid that will be described

in this section: the Lens, the Processor, the Light Tip, the Charger and mineral oil.

The components that you will interact with include the Processor,

Light Tip, Charger and mineral oil.

1Sound enters the microphone on the Processor,

which transforms the sound and sends the

audio signal to the Light Tip.

2The Light Tip converts the audio signal into light

and then projects the light wave to the Lens, which

makes direct contact with the eardrum.

3When the Lens is activated by the light wave,

it vibrates the eardrum gently at dierent

frequencies—resulting in rich, natural sound.

The Lens

The Lens is driven by light waves that contain sound information. When the Lens

detects light waves, it gently activates your natural hearing system allowing you to hear

sound. To keep your Lens functioning properly, you must apply Earlens mineral oil

twice a week and avoid placing foreign objects in your ear (such as Q-tips, bobby

pins, and your ngernails).

The Photon™2 Processor and Light Tip

The Processor sits comfortably behind your ear. It collects and sends sound signals

to the Light Tip, which then converts the sound signals into non-visible light that is

projected by the emitter. The light from the emitter is collected by the Lens.

Light Tip

Processor

Microphones

Light Cable

Emitter

Vent

User Controls

The Charger

The Charger can hold one or two devices. It features a USB-based AC wall power

adaptor as its power source. The Charger includes an LED indicator display to let

you know the charging status of your Processor(s).

Micro-USB

Power Supply

Plug-in

Back View of Charger

Lid

Charging

Status

Indicators

Lid Release

Button

Front View of Charger

Slot Slot

Table des matières

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