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Volume control and On/Off button:

Move the wheel up to turn your sound processor on and to increase the volume.
To decrease the volume and to turn your sound processor off, move the wheel down.

Program switch:

Program 1 (for quieter places) puts the microphone into omni-directional mode, where it will pick up sound from a 360° radius.
Program 2 (for noisier backgrounds) activates the directional microphone. This will prioritise sounds coming from the front rather than sounds coming from behind, so it's easier to hear speech in noisy situations.
Note: In Program 2 the electrical input is not activated, so any connected audio accessories will be muted.

Direct audio input:

Swing-out battery door:

Don't force the door shut or it could break.
When changing the battery, remember to remove the plastic strip and make sure the plus-mark is facing up.
Never adjust the potentiometers as this may void your warranty.

Volume control and on/off button:

Move the wheel up to turn your sound processor on and to increase the volume.
To decrease the volume and to turn your sound processor off, move the wheel down.

Program switch:

Program 1 is the standard setting, suitable for most everyday situations.
Program 2 is a comfort setting that may be useful in certain loud, adverse listening environments.
Program E can be used when listening exclusively to input from an audio accessory, or as an instant mute, because it turns off the microphone.

Direct audio input:

Sliding battery door:

Don't force the door shut, as it could break.
When changing the battery, remember to remove the plastic strip and make sure the plus-mark is facing upwards.
Your sound processor will emit two beeps when the battery is low and needs to be changed.
Note: Never adjust the potentiometers as this may void your warranty.

Connector cable:

Connect the straight plug to the head worn unit and the angled plug to the body worn unit.

Volume control and On/Off button:

Move the wheel up to turn your sound processor on and to increase the volume.
To decrease the volume and to turn your sound processor off, move the wheel down.

Tone switch

Controls the frequency response of the sound processor and can be set in three different positions:
N=Normal. Amplifies all frequencies equally.
H=High frequency emphasis. Reduces low frequency sounds which may improve speech understanding, especially in background noise.
L= Low frequency emphasis. May be especially useful during the first period after fitting as it allows you to gradually get used to high frequency sounds you have not heard in a long time.

In-built Telecoil

Direct audio input for connecting audio accessories

Flip-up battery cover:
Don’t force the door shut, as it could break.
When changing the battery, remember to use 9V batteries only.
Make sure the plus-mark on the battery is facing the plus-mark in your body worn unit.

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