Instruction manual Set 860

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Using the Set 860
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Selecting a hearing profile for sound enhancement
The hearing profiles allow you to alter the sound of the audio signal
in order to improve the speech intelligibility and to adjust the sound
to suit your preferences. The profiles are used to specifically change
certain frequency ranges by e.g. boosting or attenuating low-fre-
quency or high-frequency tones.
All hearing profiles feature a compression function which compen-
sates for volume differences by boosting the volume of quiet pas-
sages and reducing the volume of loud passages if necessary.
Displaying the activated hearing profile
The activated hearing profile is not permanently displayed.
To check the activate hearing profile:
E Switch the stethoset receiver on by putting it on (see page 19).
E Briefly press the
Hearing profile
button on the transmitter.
The currently activated hearing profile is displayed for 10 sec-
onds.
The balance setting is saved on the stethoset receiver. If you
are using several receivers with a transmitter, the respective
receivers are optimally adjusted to match the personal hear-
ing preferences of the users (e.g. you and your partner).
Please note that the personal hearing preferences can only be
adjusted when only stethoset receiver is connected to the
transmitter.
2s
Activated
hearing
profile
Hearing profile
LED
Sound enhancement Compression
No LED segment lit
The sound from the connected audio source
is reproduced unchanged.
no
Hearing
profile 1
1
st
LED segment lit
Low-frequency tones are slightly boosted to
provide a warm, full sound.
High-frequency tones are reproduced less
piercing and clanking.
yes
Hearing
profile 2
2
nd
LED segment lit
High-frequency tones are strongly boosted
to provide a crystal-clear sound, especially
for sibilants and high-frequency tones such
as twittering of birds.
yes
Hearing
profile 3
3
rd
LED segment lit
Low-frequency tones are attenuated so that
they cannot mask high-frequency tones.
yes
A graphic representation of the hearing profiles can be found
on page 40.