Phonak ICube II Manuel utilisateur

User Guide

iCube II

1. Welcome 4

2. Description 5

3. iCube II accessories (optional) 6

4. Getting started 7

4.1 Setting up the power supply 7

4.2 Charging the battery 8

4.3 Operating time 10

4.4 Switching iCube II On and O 10

4.5 Target tting software requirements 10

5. Connecting iCube II to your computer 11

5.1 Connecting wirelessly 11

5.2 Connecting via USB cable 13

Contents

6. Using iCube II 14

6.1 Wearing iCube II 14

6.2 Detecting and programming

hearing instruments 15

6.3 Programming hearing instruments

on your desk 16

7. Indicator lights 17

8. Troubleshooting 20

9. Service and warranty 22

9.1 Local warranty 22

9.2 International warranty 22

9.3 Warranty limitation 22

10. Compliance information 23

11. Information and description of symbols 28

12. Important safety information 32

iCube II is designed specically for use by the hearing

care professional.

Please read this user guide carefully to benet from all

the features of the iCube II.

For further information, please visit the Phonak website

www.phonak-us.com

Phonak – life is on www.phonak-us.com

1. Welcome

CE mark applied: 2014

The intended use of this device is the wireless transfer

of tting data from the PC to the client’s hearing

instruments.

Wireless iCube II USB adapter

2. Description

On/O

Pairing

button

Neckloop plugs

Rear neckloop

opening

Mini USB

charging input

Right indicator

light (data

transfer)

Middle indicator

light (battery

state and PC data

transfer)

Left indicator

light (data

transfer)

3. iCube II accessories (optional)

JUSB cable, 3 m (10 ft)

JiCube II desktop stand

JUSB hub

Contents may vary depending on country.

1. 2.

4. Getting started

4.1 Setting up the power supply

Select the adapter for your country.

US EU

1. Insert the top round end of the

adapter into the round corner

of the power supply.

2. Click the tail of the adapter in

to lock it into place.

1. To remove, pull back the tab on

the power supply.

2. Pull the adapter upwards to

remove it.

4.2 Charging the battery

Plug a mini-USB plug into the

iCube II and plug the power

supply into a power outlet.

If you use the iCube II desktop stand,

install it as shown below.

It is recommended to charge iCube II whenever it is

not in use. This way it will be sufficiently charged and

ready for the next fitting session.

4. Getting started

iCube II desktop stand is available as an option

Battery notes

When charging iCube II for the rst time, leave it

to charge for at least three hours (even if the middle

indicator light changes to green color earlier).

Charging a depleted battery will take approx. 2 hours.

It is safe to leave iCube II connected for longer

periods, even if not in use.

A new battery’s full performance is achieved only

after three complete charge and discharge cycles.

The iCube II battery can be charged several hundred

times. If the operating time of your iCube II reduces

substantially, please contact your local Phonak

representative.

4. Getting started

4.3 Operating time

Fully charged, your iCube II will operate for up to twelve

hours of continuous tting.

4.4 Switching iCube II on and o

Slide the switch as

shown to switch iCube II

on or o.

Once iCube II is fully operational, the middle

indicator light will blink slowly.

Switch iCube II o when not in use and while

charging. The middle indicator light will stop

blinking.

4.5 Target tting software requirements

Before using iCube II, ensure that Phonak Target™ 4.0

or a later version is installed on the tting PC.

O On

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