Phonak Roger Pen Instructions de montage

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Turn On/Off Roger Pen

Hold down  seconds until green light (on) or red light (off) appears.

While Roger Pen is on, it will continue to blink green.

Syncing with Roger™Receivers

Hold this button down with receiver (Roger X, Roger , or Roger MyLink)

no more than " away.

Light on Roger Pen will ash blue one time, then green to indicate it issynced.

The user will hear a conrmation tone if they are syncing while "on-air."

Changing Microphone Modes

Press to change to different mic modes:

. Automatic (default)

. Interview

. Conference

. Lanyard

To Mute Roger Pen

Just quickly tap the power button. Indicator light will turn violet.

To un-mute, tap it again and the light will blink green again.

Pairing Roger Pen to Your Phone

In your phone, make sure the Bluetooth setting is ON

and your Roger Pen is ON.

Press green "answer" phone icon until blue light appears,

then green light, then blinking blue. (approx. 8 seconds)

Select Roger Pen option from list of devices.

(If there are multiple devices already paired with phone, you may have

to scroll down the list to reveal the Roger Pen that is being paired.)

Turning On Bluetooth on Roger Pen

Press and hold green "answer" phone icon for  seconds.

Blue light will glow, then return to blinking green light. (Bluetooth will

remain active even when the Roger Pen is off - and still blink blue.

Turning Off Bluetooth on Roger Pen

Make sure Roger Pen is ON (blinking green).

Press red "end call" phone icon until blue light fades. (approx. 3 seconds)

SONNET

with Roger X

Image courtesy

of Phonak

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with Roger 

Troubleshooting Tips

If you attach a receiver to your processor

and it is not connecting with the Roger Pen:

– While the Roger Pen is on, simply

remove the receiver completely and

then connect back to the processor.

– Re-sync the Roger Pen with the

receiver as instructed above.

Roger™ is a registered trademark of Phonak.

Please consult the respective user manuals for

ofcial documentation and usage.

Using Roger™Pen™

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Turn On/Off Roger™Select

Hold POWER button down  seconds until green lights appear (on)

or disappear (off). While Roger Select is on, the power button will

continue to blink green.

Syncing with Roger Receivers

Connect a receiver (Roger  or Roger X) to the processor or use a Roger

MyLink. (Processor and MyLink must be turned on.) Position the Roger Select

no more than ” away from the processor or Roger MyLink.

Firmly push the Roger Select’s SYNC button once (do not hold it down.)

Roger Select will quickly ash blue, then green to show successful syncing.

If syncing while wearing the processor, an audible dual beep will be heard.

Changing Microphone Modes

Just tap on the Roger Select to choose which of its six microphones you

wish to activate. The green lights will appear to show which microphones are

active. Tap again to mute the microphone(s), and the light(s) will go off.

To mute all microphones, tap in the center of the Roger Select and a red

light will appear. Tap again to reactivate the microphones.

When using as a lanyard mic, the Roger Select will automatically activate

the microphone closest to the speaker’s mouth.

When repositioned to a table mode, the Roger Select will automatically

activate all six microphones.

Pairing Roger Select to Your Phone

In your phone, make sure the Bluetooth setting is ON

and your Roger Select is ON.

Press Bluetooth icon once and a blinking blue light appears.

Choose Roger Select option from list of devices.

(If there are multiple devices already paired with phone, you may have

to scroll down the list to reveal the Roger Select that is being paired.)

Your phone is now paired and the Roger Select’s inner circle of lights

will intermittently blink blue to show that Bluetooth is active.

Turning Off Bluetooth on Roger Select

Press Bluetooth button until blue light fades. (approx. 2 seconds)

To turn Bluetooth back on, simply repeat this step and the

blue light will appear. (You may need to double-check that the

Roger Select shows as “connected” to your phone or audio device.)

Troubleshooting Tips

If you attach a receiver to your processor and

it is not connecting with the Roger Select:

– While the Roger Select is on, simply

remove the receiver completely, wait a

few seconds and then connect back to

the processor.

– Re-sync the Roger Select with the

receiver as instructed above.

Images and illustrations

courtesy of Phonak

Using Roger™Select™

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Roger™ is a registered trademark of Phonak.

Please consult the respective user manuals for

ofcial documentation and usage.

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Certain Roger™transmitters (Roger Pen/Roger Select) are designed to

function as wireless remote transmitters/microphones for phone calls.

However, listening to music or other streamed audio may require an

accessory cable. It connects the media device directly to these

transmitters, so that it can stream the audio to your processor.

A third-party app known as an “A2DP Blocker“ (not developed by

MED-EL or Phonak) may provide a work-around that allows all audio

(phone calls, music, video, etc) to stream without the need for an

accessory cable. (Since the app converts to the signal to an older prole, the

overall quality may be lower – but may be sufcient for most applications.)

iOS: ADPblocker-Bluetooth Mono

Android: Dynamic Media BT Router (via Google Play)

Make sure the transmitter is paired to your

device (phone/tablet/etc.) and Bluetooth is

activated on both the device and the transmitter.

Consult appropriate user guides for this step, if needed.

Download/Open ADP Blocker App (iOS)

Purchase costs may apply.

Open the app and change the Device Audio to "headset+"

If you get a pop-up message about "Playback Queue," just close it.

Leave ADP Blocker open and go to a media app and play your

music or video (iTunes, YouTube, Netix, etc.). ADP Blocker app

must be running in the background in order for audio to stream

wirelessly to the transmitter.

Adjust volume on the device.

Phone calls

You can accept incoming calls while listening to music or streaming

video. The call will take priority and the streamed media will pause.

If you choose to answer the call, you may have to tell the phone to

listen with the transmitter. (It usually defaults back to the phone's

headpiece. For information on selecting Bluetooth receivers on your

phone/device, check its user manual.)

When you are nished with call, you can return to listening to music/

video simply by playing it again.

Note about ADP Blocker apps:

These apps are provided by third-party

developers and not MED-EL or Phonak.

For troubleshooting the app, please

consult directly with its developer.

Using ADP Blocker App

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Roger™ is a registered trademark of Phonak.

Please consult the respective user manuals for

ofcial documentation and usage.

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