Phonak Dynamic SoundField Manuel utilisateur

www.Phonak.com

www.DynamicSoundField.com

029-0710-02/V3.00/2010-07/A+W Printed in Switzerland

User Guide

1. Welcome 5

2. Installation 7

3. General recommendations 8

4. Equipment and accessories 9

5. Important Dynamic SoundField ﬁgures 11

5.1 inspiro operating and charging time 11

5.2 Operating range 11

5.3 Transmission technology 12

6. Controls 13

6.1 On the inspiro transmitter 13

6.2 On the DigiMaster 5000 loudspeaker 14

6.3 The Status Indicator of the DigiMaster 5000 15

7. Getting started 18

7.1 Charging inspiro 19

7.2 Low battery alarms 21

7.3 Wearing inspiro 22

Contents

7.4 Wearing EasyBoom 26

7.5 Switching ON inspiro 28

7.6 Activating the key pad lock 29

7.7 Switching ON DigiMaster 5000 30

7.8 Muting the microphone 33

8. Adjusting the volume of Dynamic SoundField 34

9. Connecting a Smartboard 35

10. DynaMic and accessories 36

10.1 Controls 38

10.2 Charging DynaMic 39

10.3 Vibration alarm indication 42

10.4 Switching ON DynaMic 43

10.5 Using DynaMic 46

11. The MultiTalker Network in school 49

11.1 Initiating a MultiTalker Network 50

11.2 How to use a MultiTalker Network 52

Content

12. Troubleshooting inspiro 56

13. Troubleshooting DynaMic 58

14. Dynamic SoundField pairing instructions 60

15. Important notices 62

16. Service and warranty 64

17. Declaration of conformity 65

18. Information and explanation of symbols 67

19. Personal notes 70

1. Welcome

For the best possible learning experience children must

be able to hear the teacher’s voice clearly in class, but

unfortunately this is not always possible. Factors such

as classroom noise, the distance between teacher and

students, and challenging classroom acoustics can make

understanding the teacher difﬁcult, even for children

with normal hearing. For teachers meanwhile, noisy

classrooms mean raising the voice to be heard, which

in turn often leads to vocal hoarseness, pain and in

the case of temporary voice loss, time off work.

Dynamic SoundField significantly improves the

listening and learning performance of schoolchildren,

while also saving the voices of the teachers.

Dynamic SoundField is brought to you by Phonak.

Phonak is the world leader in hearing and communication

technology, innovation and reliability, based in Switzer-

land. With proper care and usage, Dynamic SoundField

will support your communication needs for many years.

Phonak - life is on www.phonak.com

Further resources

To ﬁnd out more about Dynamic SoundField in general,

we recommend visiting the following websites:

www.DynamicSoundField.com

These Dynamic SoundField pages feature useful

product information, movies, downloads and more.

www.phonak.com

This is the Phonak home page. Go to the product

section and click on Dynamic SoundField.

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Important notes for all users

1. Welcome

The installation procedure of the Dynamic SoundField

is described in the separate installation instructions

which is available online. Please check the green

download section on

www.DynamicSoundField.com

2. Installation

1. Activate the inspiro transmitter‘s KeyPad lock

2. Speak in a natural voice into the EasyBoom

microphone

3. Do not increase your voice level if the surrounding

noise increases. The transmitter‘s Dynamic features

will increase your voice automatically

4. Activate the inspiro‘s Mic mute for private

conversation

5. Charge the inspiro transmitter every night

6. Switch OFF the DigiMaster 5000 loudspeaker when

not in use

7. Make sure the inspiro / DynaMic battery has been

fully charged before a longer period of no usage

(school holiday).

3. General recommendations

/inspiro

0EasyBoom microphone

1inspiro wearing options:

Belt clip and lavalier cord

2Audio cable (1m /3 feet)

3USB charging unit

4Home and travel case

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