Operations Manual

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OPERATIONS MANUAL

Microphone +

Remote

Summary of content (16 pages)

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Remote Microphone + O P E R AT I O N S M A N U A L
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Table of Contents Overview �� 2 Basic Use �� 6 Daily Use �� 8 Wearing the Remote Mic + �� 10 Pairing with Hearing Aids �� 11 Pairing with Bluetooth Devices �� 13 Using the Input
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2 | Overview Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone + is designed to stream audio from different audio sources directly to your 2.4 GHz wireless hearing aids. Overview | 3 4 8 1 When worn by a distant speaker in noisy environments, the Remote Mic + functions as an assistive listening device.
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| Overview Overview | 5 Overview 1. Multi-Function Button • Controls operational state of Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone + 2. 5. MicroUSB Jack 6.
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6 | Basic Use Basic Use | 7 Basic Use 1. 2. To turn on Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone +, press the multi-function button for 2 seconds and release when the green LED appears. 5 2 6. To adjust the stream volume, press the + or - button. 7. To stop streaming, do one of the following: To start audio streaming, • Open Thrive Hearing Control and select Start Streaming. • Refer to Start/Stop Audio Streaming on page 18 for additional options. 4.
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8 | Daily Use Daily Use Power On Press the multi-function button for 2 seconds and release when the LED illuminates. Power Off Press the multi-function button for 2 seconds and release when the LED turns off. Battery Low LED slowly pulses red. Provides an audible indicator tone to hearing aids every 5 minutes. Battery Recharge Attach the microUSB end of the charging cable to the microUSB jack on Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone +.
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Pairing | 11 10 | Wearing the Remote Mic + Wearing the Remote Mic + Pairing with Hearing Aids Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone + can be affixed to clothing or worn on a lanyard. When your audio source is the Remote Mic or a Bluetooth device in phone mode , the Remote Mic + should be within 8 inches (20cm) of the speaker’s mouth. For Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone + to interact with your hearing aid(s), you must first pair the Remote Mic + with each hearing aid.
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12 | Pairing 5. Pairing | 13 First LED blink Second LED blink n/a 6. Pairing with Bluetooth Devices For a set of hearing aids: Pairing Result Next Step Both hearing aids paired Complete Only one hearing aid paired Repeat steps 1–5 No hearing aids paired Repeat steps 1–5 For Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone + to wirelessly receive audio from your Bluetooth device, you must first pair them: 1.
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14 | Input Mode/Remote Microphone Using the Input Mode Button Bluetooth Phone and Audio | 15 Bluetooth Phone and Audio View Current Audio Source If Input Mode LED is off, press button to temporarily illuminate the LED. Press Conduct Phone Calls (Handsfree Profile) (A) You hear the phone call in your hearing aids. (B) Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone + picks up your voice and transmits it back to the mobile phone.
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16 | Bluetooth Phone and Audio Phone Call Features Change to Bluetooth Audio Source When Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone + detects an incoming or outgoing phone call, it automatically changes to the Bluetooth audio source. Accept Incoming Call When you hear the ringtone in your hearing aids, briefly press the multi-function button. Reject Incoming Call When you hear the ringtone in your hearing aids, press the multi-function button for more than 2 seconds.
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18 | Start/Stop Audio Streaming Assembling the Power Adapter | 19 Start/Stop Audio Streaming Assembling the Power Adapter Audio streaming from Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone + may be started (or stopped) in a variety of ways: Starkey Hearing Technologies Remote Microphone + may include a variety of plug configurations for use in different countries. If the power adapter requires assembly: • Thrive Hearing Control: Open the App on your mobile phone or tablet.
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20 | Troubleshooting Troubleshooting | 21 Troubleshooting SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTIONS SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTIONS One (or both) hearing aids unexpectedly drops out of audio streaming. Hearing aids may be on the edge of wireless range. Move closer to Remote Mic +. Audio stream is too loud or too soft. Press volume + or – button on Remote Mic +. Battery level in hearing aid can no longer support audio streaming. • Replace hearing aid battery with new one.
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22 | Troubleshooting Safety Information | 23 Troubleshooting Safety Information Required Information SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTIONS LED is slowly pulsing green or blue, but no streamed sounds are heard in the hearing aids. Hearing aids are not within wireless range. Move closer to Remote Mic +. Hearing aids are not paired with Remote Mic +. Follow steps in Pairing with Hearing Aids section. No incoming audio signal is available. • Turn on the electronic audio source.
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24 | Safety Information If you use other medical devices or wear implantable medical devices such as defibrillators or pacemakers and are concerned that your Remote Mic + might cause interference with your medical device, please contact your physician or the manufacturer of your medical device for information about the risk of disturbance. The Remote Mic + should not be used during an MRI procedure or in a hyperbaric chamber.
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26 | Regulatory Notices Regulatory Notices FCC ID: EOA-24MFA Regulatory Notices | 27 Starkey Hearing Technologies 6700 Washington Ave. South Eden Prairie, MN 55344 USA IC: 6903A-24MFA (Model 900) FCC/IC Notice This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules and with ISED Canada’s license-exempt RSS standard(s).