ReSound ONE Instructions de montage

Fitting ﬂow

FOR PROFESSIONALS

ReSound ONE

First ﬁtting with

ReSound Smart Fit 1.8

This ﬁtting guide gives an overview of how to ﬁt ReSound ONETM wireless rechargeable

hearing aids with ReSound Smart FitTM 1.8. A rechargeable ReSound ONE 961 wireless

binaural ﬁtting is depicted. Not all features described in this ﬁtting guide are applicable

for ReSound ONE 7 and 5 ﬁttings.

ReSound Smart Fit 1.8 ﬁtting software supports all following hearing aids:

• ReSound ONE

• ReSound LiNX QuattroTM

• ReSound ENZO QTM

• ReSound LiNX 3DTM

• ReSound ENZO 3DTM

Prior to connecting to ReSound Smart Fit

ReSound ONE hearing aids can only be connected through wireless interface and cannot be connected

with cables. Ensure that the aids are charged prior to connection. Note that they cannot be connected

while in the charger.

Insert Noahlink Wireless in a USB slot on the ﬁtting PC and wait for the message that new hardware has

been found. Then open ReSound Smart Fit.

Launch ReSound Smart Fit. For new ﬁttings, ReSound Smart Fit begins in the Smart Launcher.

Smart Launcher

Both ReSound Aventa 3.16 and ReSound Smart Fit 1.8 are contained within one software

installation. The Smart Launcher will detect both ReSound ONE and any ReSound Smart

Fit hearing aids as well as ReSound Aventa legacy hearing aids, and then retrieve the

software appropriate for the connected device.

1. Reboot the rechargeable hearing aid by pressing and holding the push button for 5

seconds until the LED light ﬂashes. This means the hearing aid is “o”. Press and hold

again until the light shows solid, meaning that it is “on” again. The devices can also be

rebooted by placing them in the charger and removing them.

2. Click ‘Connect’ in the upper right of the Launcher screen.

Select instruments

The hearing aids will appear in the ‘Select instruments’ section.

1. When the hearing aids to be programmed have been identiﬁed select them by

checking the left box.

2. Once receivers are detected, the hearing aids are automatically assigned to the right

and left ears. The side, type, size and power level of each receiver will be displayed

throughout the ﬁtting. When pressing “Beep”, the audio signal will be played and the

LED will ﬂash. It is recommended to beep the hearing aid for conﬁrmation that the

hearing aid selected in the software is in fact the instrument being used in the ﬁtting

and on the correct side.

Note: detectable receivers are not backwards compatible and can only be ﬁtted

with ReSound ONE hearing aids. Receiver detection works for all SureFit 3 receivers,

including M&RIE.

3. Continue in the lower right of the screen once the hearing aids are selected and

assigned.

Connection ﬂow

Once the hearing aids have been selected the connection process will begin.

2. Calibrate hearing aids to activate DFS Ultra III. If using M&RIE (MM) receivers,

calibration is required in order to save the ﬁtting.

3. If the ﬁtting software indicates that dynamic feedback is at risk for each

ear, a more occluding dome or a custom earmold should be used. Change as

recommended and recalibrate.

1. Select physical properties of the hearing aid.

RT961-DRWC M&RIE 1 MM Receiver RT961-DRWC M&RIE 1 MM Receiver

Patient proﬁle screen

Located in the upper left corner of Patient Proﬁle screen, Prescribed First Fit ensures an

immediate personalisation of a new set of hearing aids. Based on a user’s audiogram, the

selected target rule, gain level (%) and experience level; the ReSound Smart Fit software

will adjust the settings for Noise Tracker II, Impulse Noise Reduction and Expansion to

better ﬁt the individual user.

1. Select the Patient Experience Level based on the ampliﬁcation history.

2. Set Gain Level(%) for initial ﬁt.

3. Click ‘Fit Patient’ button in the lower right corner to move to Fitting Screen.

Note the ReSound Assist feature tab in the lower level navigation under the red

upper navigation. The new remote services feature can be found and activated in the

‘Assist’ tab on the Patient screen.

If the user being ﬁtted is a candidate for ReSound Assist the feature must be

activated during the ﬁtting in order to be active in the hearing aid and appear in the

ReSound Smart 3DTM app.

4. Verify connected hearing aids. Click ‘Continue’ to proceed to the Patient Proﬁle

screen or pair Accessories by clicking ‘Accessories’.

Pairing wireless accessories

The Accessories screen can be accessed via the connection ﬂow at the ﬁnal step, at the

bottom of the ﬁtting screen, or in the Accessories tab of the Instruments navigation item.

1. Click ‘Add’ beneath the accessory you wish to pair.

3. When the accessory is successfully paired, the accessory image will appear in color

with a remove button below.

2. Once the searching pop-up appears, press the pairing button on the accessory

with a small pointed objects such as a pen tip or paper clip. Follow the pairing

instruction displayed.

Fitting screen

On the ﬁtting screen gain, adjustments can be made as well as modiﬁcation to advanced features such as

Environmental Optimizer II.

1. Gain adjustments can be made to one or several frequencies by selecting frequencies between 250 Hz

and 8,000 Hz on the gain grid and then by clicking the up and down arrows found between the right

and left ear grids. Gain can be adjusted for soft, average, and loud input levels which alters average the

compression ratios noted above the MPO.

2. Access to advanced features and hearing aid controls is also found on the Fitting screen. The tabs below

the red navigation bar will provide access to these tools.

3. Additional tools and features can be found in the upper right menu.

4. Programs are listed in the program tabs. To select a dierent program select arrow in tab to view program

options. Select the ‘+’ to add additional programs. Program tools can be found in the tab on the far right.

5. Click the ‘Save’ button to save ﬁtting to hearing aids and database.

6. Wireless accessories can be paired both outside and inside the software. To pair inside the software select

‘Pair accessories’ to access the accessories screen. Be sure that the accessory is charged or plugged in, and

turned on during the pairing process.

7. The power level of the hearing aids is displayed in the left panel. The green dots indicate the amount of

charge left in the devices, as also shown on the charger itself.

Advanced features

Advanced features are prescribed per program and can be modiﬁed from their default

settings selecting from the drop down box or by moving the slider to the desired value.

The defaults are set based on the program environment which is selected in the program

tab.

Directionality

All Access Directionality*: automatically adjusts directional microphone patterns to put clients in the best

position to hear what’s important and still monitor the sounds around them. By allowing clients to access

more sounds than other hearing aids, it lets their brains classify what is important, not their hearing aids.

M&RIE* (Microphone & Receiver-In-Ear): combines the two traditional microphones with a third that sits

discreetly inside the ear canal as an integrated part of the receiver module. It uses the unique shape of

the ear to collect sound the way nature intended. The result is an immersive and individualised hearing

experience with greater direction and depth.

Ultra Focus*: In particular situations, the user may want an extra boost in order to only listen to a talker

directly in front. The user-controlled Ultra Focus uses a powerful directional pattern to focus on the

person in front of your clients in very noisy environments. By uniquely using the speech frequencies for

targeted directionality and the high and low frequencies to monitor the environment, they can hear

speech and still maintain spatial cues from around them.

Spatial Sense: An omnidirectional microphone response which mimics the human ear’s natural response

to sound, which preserves spatial cues and helps with the localisation of sound sources.

Soft Switching: seamlessly enables and disables AutoScope/MultiScope Adaptive Directionality

depending on the listening environment. The response can be either omnidirectional or directional, based

on whether noise is present and the direction of speech in the listening situation.

Auto Scope: Adaptive Directionality enables the beam width to automatically widen or narrow depending

on the acoustic surroundings.

Directional Mix

All directional microphone modes have both omnidirectional and directional processing through the

frequency spectrum. The setting determines the degree of directionality in the output of the hearing aid(s).

Directional Mix applies omnidirectional processing below a crossover frequency and directional processing

above that frequency. The default setting is prescribed depending on the hearing aid model selected and the

degree of low-frequency hearing loss. If the user is still experiencing diculty hearting in noise increasing the

directional mix may help.

Note the information

icons for a short

explanation of

the feature. Some

information text

may be clickable and

direct to an in depth

explanation and video.

DFS Ultra III*

This is the feedback control. It is activated when the devices have been calibrated for DFS Ultra. The default

setting is Mild. Adjust the setting to a stronger level (Moderate or Strong) if concerns for feedback arise. The

Music Mode setting is a Mild setting, typically used for music programs or if the user experiences feedback

only when tonal sounds occur (for example, from a musical instrument).

Noise Tracker II

Noise Tracker II noise reduction uses spectral subtraction to reduce noise between words and syllables in

many real-world noisy environments. The Per Environment setting allows for personalized noise reduction

settings in 7 environments. The environments include Quiet, Soft Speech, Loud Speech, Moderate Speech in

Noise, Loud Speech in Noise, Moderate Noise and Loud Noise, and classiﬁcation is performed on a continuum

if the listening situation has characteristics of more than one listening environment. If a user is reporting

speciﬁc issues such as hearing conversation in restaurants, for example, the ﬁtter can precisely increase the

Noise Tracker II setting only for restaurant-like environments, including Moderate Speech in Noise or Loud

Speech in Noise. This maintains the setting for other environments, permitting a great amount of ﬁtting

precision and personalisation. Alternately, the Mild, Moderate and Strong settings of Noise Tracker II apply

the same level of noise reduction for all listening environments, when noise is present.

By scrolling down or

pulling up the lower

part of the Advanced

Features screen all

the features available

for the connected

hearing aid can we

viewed on the screen.

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