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User Manual

Introduction to this booklet

The User Manual guides you in how to use and maintain your new hearing device. Please read the User Manual

carefully. This will help you achieve the full benefit of your new hearing device.

Your hearing healthcare provider has adjusted your hearing device to meet your specific needs. If you have additional

questions or wish to report an unexpected operation or event, please contact your hearing healthcare provider.

Please Note:

 The use of hearing devices is only part of hearing rehabilitation; auditory training, lip reading

instruction, and learning to interpret gesture cues may be required as well.

 In most cases, infrequent use of hearing devices does not provide full benefit. Once you have become

used to wearing your hearing devices, wear your hearing devices all day every day.

 Your hearing devices use the most modern components to provide the best possible sound quality in

every listening situation. However, communication devices such as digital cell phones can create

interference (a buzzing sound) in hearing devices. If you experience interference from a cell phone

being used close by, you can minimize this interference in a number of ways. Switch your hearing

devices to another program, turn you heard in a different direction or locate the cell phone and move

away from it.

Intended Use

Hearing devices are sound-amplifying devices intended to compensate for impaired hearing. A hearing device will not

restore normal hearing, and will not prevent or improve biologic hearing sensitivity resulting from damage.

Hearing Device Purchase & Warranty Information

Left Hearing Device Right Hearing Device

Date Purchased:

Place UDI label or record serial

number here:

Place UDI label or record serial

number here:

NOTE: the FDA’s Universal Device Identification (UDI) system is intended to provide rapid and accurate identification of

medical devices, including hearing aids, using the unique UDI number, and to provide easy access to important

information about the device through the Access GUDID portal located at https://accessgudid.nlm.nih.gov/. Please

retain a copy of your UDI label(s) here.

For more information on warranty for your hearing device(s), please refer to the “Service and Warranty” section.

Table of Contents

Introduction to this booklet .................................................................................................................................................... 2

Intended Use ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Hearing Device Purchase & Warranty Information ................................................................................................................ 3

Quick Reference ...................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Your Hearing Device at a Glance ............................................................................................................................................. 6

Turning Your Hearing Device On and Off ................................................................................................................................ 7

Battery ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Low battery indicator .............................................................................................................................................................. 9

Wearing Hearing Device ....................................................................................................................................................... 10

Operating Instructions – Volume Control ............................................................................................................................. 11

Operating Instructions – Program Controls .......................................................................................................................... 12

Maintaining Your Hearing Device ......................................................................................................................................... 13

Maintaining Your Hearing Device with a Thin Tube ............................................................................................................. 14

Maintaining Your Hearing Device with an Earmold .............................................................................................................. 16

Using with Telephones and Cellular Phones ......................................................................................................................... 17

Airplane Mode ...................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Labeling ................................................................................................................................................................................. 19

Optional accessories ............................................................................................................................................................. 20

Optional Accessories: Companion Microphone CM-1 ...................................................................................................... 21

Optional Accessories: Mobile App .................................................................................................................................... 22

Caring for your Hearing Device ............................................................................................................................................. 23

Trouble Shooting ................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Precautions ........................................................................................................................................................................... 25

Warnings ............................................................................................................................................................................... 26

Service and Warranty ............................................................................................................................................................ 27

Compliance Information ....................................................................................................................................................... 28

FCC Information: ............................................................................................................................................................... 31

Information and Description of Symbols .......................................................................................................................... 32

Technical Information ........................................................................................................................................................... 34

Technical Information ........................................................................................................................................................... 35

Quick Reference

Battery Size: 312

Changing Battery: Battery Warnings:

On/Off

Device Controls Operations

Low Battery

3 double beeps every 8 minutes

Replace Battery

(Device Shutdown – 8 beeps)

ON/Battery Door Closed OFF/Battery Door Partly Open Fully Open

Program Button

Volume Button

Your Hearing Device at a Glance

1. Receiver – The receiver delivers amplified sound through the tubing to the ear canal.

2. Microphone – Sound enters the hearing device through the microphone.

3. Program control – Press to change programs.

4. Volume control – Press the button to increase volume. Once the volume reaches maximum volume, the volume

will reset to the lowest volume setting.

5. Battery door – The battery is inserted here and functions as the on/off switch when operating the device. A (+)

indicator corresponds to the positive side of the battery. A small hole may be filled with a colored plug to be

used as an optional indicator for the right or left ear.

6. Thin tube and Dome tip – Each hearing device comes with a thin tube and dome tip that connects to the hearing

device receiver. Sound travels through the tubing into your ear canal.

7. Retention loop – Keeps the tubing securely in place on or over the ear.

8. Earhook – The hearing device is also available with an earhook that connects to the hearing device receiver.

For additional information on the use and operation of these hearing devices after reviewing

the contents of this instruction guide, contact your hearing healthcare provider, or visit

www.intricon.com.

1 2

Turning Your Hearing Device On and Off

Your hearing device has a battery door that acts as an on/off switch. When turning your hearing device on and off, grasp

the top and bottom of the device with your index finger and thumb and use your other hand to open the battery door by

pulling out on the finger tab. Close the battery door by gently pushing the door into the device.

ON: Close battery door fully

It may take several seconds before the hearing device turns on

after inserting the battery and closing the battery door.

Each time the hearing device is turned on, the device will attempt

to pair with any accessories that are in pairing mode (refer to page

22 for Pairing Mode).

NOTE: Your hearing healthcare provider can change the startup

delay if required.

OFF: Open the battery door

To turn off the hearing device, the battery door should be at least

half way open before it is turned off.

finger tab

Figure shows Step 3 in the directions above.

Battery

The hearing device uses a size 312 battery. The battery life varies, depending on the amount of time the hearing device

is used. Battery life is typically 5-8 days long in hearing device mode.

Inserting/replacing the battery:

1. Gently pull open the battery door with your fingernail. Remove the old battery, if present.

2. Insert the new battery into the battery compartment with the (+) sign on the battery facing the same way as the

(+) sign on the battery door. While holding the battery in place, peel off the tab. (As shown in the figure below.)

To ensure best battery performance, wait 15-30 seconds before closing the battery door after

peeling the plastic tab. If the door does not close easily, check to see if the battery was inserted

properly.

3. Close the battery door.

Tip: To prolong battery life, remember to turn your hearing device off when not in use.

Remove the batteries and keep the battery door open will not only conserve the battery’s

life but also allow internal moisture to evaporate.

Tip: Since the battery sits in the battery door, the door should be opened gently and slowly

so that the battery does not fall out.

Low battery indicator

The chart below shows the low battery indicator available in your hearing device.

Voice Prompt ON Voice Prompt OFF

When the battery is low, a warning will be repeated

on your hearing device every eight minutes to

indicate that the battery needs to be replaced.

“Low battery” 3 double beeps

If you do not change the battery, you will hear

another warning at which your hearing device will

automatically turn off.

“Replace battery” 6 double beeps

Tip: It is recommended for you to carry spare batteries on hand to make sure that the hearing device(s)

are functional at all times and in all locations.

Tip: Open battery door when your hearing device is not in use in order to save battery life.

Warning: Do not place batteries in your mouth or swallow them under any circumstances. If batteries are

swallowed, contact local poison control center immediately.

Dispose used batteries as you would other electronic waste that potentially contains rare earth metals.

Wearing Hearing Device

1. Place the hearing device behind your ear.

2. Hold the thin tube wire or earmold* between your thumb and index finger with the thin tube ear tip pointing

towards the ear canal.

3. While holding the hearing device in place, insert the ear tip into your ear canal. Curl and tuck the retention loop

along the body of your ear.

* For hearing devices with earmolds, please consult with your hearing health provider about putting it on.

Tip: The ear tip should be completely, or almost completely, in the ear canal. The ear tip cannot touch the

eardrum. Proper insertion of the ear tip is key to getting enough loudness and avoid whistling.

Tip: Pulling up and back on your earlobe may help you insert the thin tube or ear mold into your ear canal

more easily.

Tip: If you wear eyeglasses, put your glasses on first and then put your hearing device on.

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