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Note: The performance of the e2e wireless could be affected by electro-magnetic interference, such as a computer monitor or halogen lamp systems controlled by a switching power supply. Move away from the source of interference if you experience difficulty. 12 13 Wireless remote control - ePocket TM (accessory) With the wireless function you also have the possibility of using the ePocket (bi-directional remote control) from Siemens. With it, you can change the program and volume of your hearing system and read out the system settings. For further information on the ePocket, contact your hearing instrument specialist or refer to the ePocket user guide. Note: In case the hearing aid is controlled by another person’s remote control unit (RCU), please return RCU and hearing aid to the service department for change of the transmission key. During the use of the wireless link while instrument is operated in T-coil mode, pulsing noise may be heard due to pick-up of the transmission signal by the hearing aid T-coil. Please use remote control in T-coil mode only with a distance greater than 10 cm. Using the program button How to select the programs Your ACURIS hearing system can have up to 4 hearing programs. They can be selected with a program button or when an audio shoe is attached. These programs change the characteristics of the sound coming through the hea ring system for specific listening environments. Each time the button is pressed, the system changes to the next program, which is confirmed with a beep. The number of beeps you hear coincide with the selected program. That means when Program "3" is selected, for example, you will hear 3 beeps. Each time your system is turned off and then on again, the systems automatically resets to Program 1. Note: If you are wearing two hearing instruments, the program will be changed on both instruments at the same time. Your hearing instrument specialist has programmed your system as follows: 1234Description of the hearing situation Hearing program 14 Using the directional microphone system According to your hearing needs, your ACURIS hearing system can be adjusted to focus on those sounds in front of you (directional mode) for when you are having a face-to-face conversation in a noisy environment. The hearing system can also be adjusted for when you are participating in more quiet environments and want to hear the sounds around you (omnidirectional mode). Your hearing instrument specialist will program the operation of the directional microphone system to function automatically or in conjunction with the program button based on your individual hearing requirements and preferences. If the directional microphone system is not programmed to function automatically, your hearing instrument specialist can instruct you on its use. Hearing system with 2 or 3microphones If you have decided to wear a hearing system with 2 or 3 microphones, a program is set for focussing on the sound in front of you and attenuating the sound from behind. 15 Using the volume control (Only ACURIS P) Your ACURIS P hearing system is fully automatic. There is no need to manually adjust the volume control. However, if you prefer manual volume control, ACURIS P hearing system can be programmed for manual adjustment. Rotate the wheel upwards to increase volume. Rotate it down to decrease volume. If your system is programmed for manual adjustment, the wheel-shaped volume control can be rotated up (louder) or down (softer) to select the desired listening volume. To increase volume, place your index finger gently against the volume control wheel and rotate it upward. If your system is equipped with a warning tone for volume control limits, once it is heard, adjusting the volume control further in that direction will have no effect. To reduce the volume, rotate the wheel in the opposite direction. If your hearing system has not been programmed for manual control adjustment, the volume will automatically adjust and rotating the volume control wheel will have no effect. Note: If you are wearing two hearing instruments, the volume will be changed on both instruments at the same time. 16 Audio input Your hearing system is equipped with audio input capability. This enables the connection between the hearing system and accessories such as an FM system, tape recorder, television, or infrared. It can be useful for adults in difficult listening situations and for children in classrooms. Because the sound is coming directly from the sound source to the hearing system, the signal is clearer and unaffected by poor room acoustics. Your hearing instrument specialist can further instruct you on the use of the audio input, and provide information regarding audio input accessories such as audio shoes and cords. Note: You must use the audio shoe designed exclusively for ACURIS. It is marked by a printed "T," which can be seen when looking from the top into the audio shoe. Attaching an audio shoe Open the battery compartment do...
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