Widex FM+DEX Manuel utilisateur

User instrUctions

FM+DEX

Package contents

FM+DEX

Neck loop antenna

(two lengths)

Click-on module

Charger

Jack-to-jack cable

Clip

User instructions

contents

SYMBOLS .......................................

YOURNEWFMDEX .............................. 

Intendeduse.....................................

Descriptionofdevice .............................

FMDEXOVERVIEW ..............................

LEDS ...........................................

OPERATINGRANGES .............................

GETTINGSTARTED ..............................

Chargingthebattery ............................

PreparingforTelecoilFMorAudio ................

Antenna........................................

TURNINGONTHEDEVICE ........................

ACOUSTICINDICATORS ..........................

SELECTINGINPUTSOURCE .......................

VOLUMEADJUSTMENT ..........................

ROOMOFF .....................................

TURNINGOFFTHEDEVICE .......................

TAMPERSWITCH ................................

INCASEOFMALFUNCTION ....................

CARINGFORYOURFMDEX ......................

WARNINGS.....................................

SAFETYWARNING ..............................

REGULATORYINFORMATION .....................

symbols

The following symbols will be used throughout the

manual:

WARNING

Messages with this heading indicate adverse reactions, potential

safety hazards or inadequate device performance.

CAUTION

Messages with this heading indicate/include information regard-

ing any special care to be exercised.

Not for general waste.

your new Fm+DeX

Your FM+DEX is part of the DEX™ family of assistive

listening devices. These user instructions explain how

the FM+DEX should be operated.

WARNING

This booklet contains important information and instructions.

Please read this booklet carefully before you start using the

device.

Intended use

The FM+DEX is a battery-powered device intended to

transmit (or stream) signals to Widex hearing aids using

the wireless WidexLink technology; i.e. signals are

received, altered and transmitted to the hearing aid.

Description of device

The FM+DEX is offered in order to support Widex hear-

ing aids without DAI (direct audio input) or a telecoil.

When the FM module is attached, the user is able to

receive FM signals.

In the same way, the device can substitute for a telecoil

in hearing aids not fitted with a telecoil. The third input

possibility is the line in, which can be used to stream

music, etc., by connecting a computer or portable unit

to the device.

The FM+DEX is worn on a neck loop antenna or attached

directly to clothing using the included clip.

Fm+DeX oVerVIew

OnOff

InputtogglekeyRoomoff

Volumeupdown

FMinputLED

AudioinputLED

T(telecoil)LED

Batterylevelindicator

Tamperswitch

FMswitch

FMconnector(Europlug)

FMconnector(SCOLAFLEXreceiver)

Charge(miniUSBsocket)

Audio(line-in)

Cover









 

















leDs

Input indicators

Green light in any of the three input LEDs indicates that

this input source has been chosen.

Batteryindicator

Battery indicator

Battery low red

Battery charging orange

Battery fully charged, charging unit still

connected green

oPeratIng ranges

From FM+DEX to hearing aids Up to 40 cm

From FM transmitter to FM+DEX Up to 30 metres

gettIng starteD

Charging the battery

The device uses a rechargeable battery that is charged

through the mini USB connector. When fully charged,

the battery has a capacity of approx. 10 hours of con-

tinuous use. The charger is available in four country

versions. The version you have may therefore not look

exactly as illustrated in this booklet.

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