Cochlear Nucleus 7 CP1000, User Manual

Page 1: ...Nucleus 7 SoundProcessor User Guide CP1000 DRAFT ONLY FOR CLINICAL TESTING 592753_1 06_EN_CP1000_UG_EMEA indd 1 14 06 2016 1 22 53 PM...

Page 2: ...battery module You can power your processor with disposable or rechargeable batteries You can control your processor by pressing its button or by using your Cochlear Nucleus 7 Remote Control or the Nu...

Page 3: ...it Serial number Earhook Battery module Coil Made for iPhone MFi Your sound processor is a Made for iPhone MFi hearing device This allows you to control your sound processor with some iPhone and iPod...

Page 4: ...s 12 Use Turn on and off 18 Pair with remote or app 19 Lock the control button 19 Change program 20 Change volume and sensitivity 20 Telecoil 21 Wireless accessories 22 Use monitor earphones 24 Wear W...

Page 5: ...crophone cover 44 Change the coil and cable 46 Change the coil magnet 47 Lights and Beeps 48 Troubleshoot 54 Cautions 61 Warnings For parents and carers 62 Processors and parts 64 Batteries 67 Medical...

Page 6: ...consists of Cochlear Nucleus 7 Battery Cover Cochlear Nucleus 7 Battery Holder It uses two disposable batteries and has a tamper resistant lock The Cochlear Nucleus 7 Standard Rechargeable Battery Mod...

Page 7: ...pan is at least 400 charge cycles A completely empty rechargeable battery will take approximately four hours to recharge Rechargeable batteries may take longer to fully recharge with age To get the lo...

Page 8: ...d processor 1 Use your battery cover locking tool to push the lock to the far left to lock the battery module 2 Push the lock to the far right to unlock the battery module CAUTION Always check this lo...

Page 9: ...r LOCK Turn the locking screw clockwise with the battery cover locking tool until it is in a horizontal position UNLOCK Turn the locking screw anticlockwise until it is in a vertical position CAUTION...

Page 10: ...tery module Remove the battery module 1 Twist the battery module as shown to release it from the processing unit 2 Pull the battery module from the processing unit DRAFT ONLY FOR CLINICAL TESTING 5927...

Page 11: ...ng unit Disposable battery module align indents and lock on battery module with back of processing unit 2 Twist the battery module as shown to attach the parts Your processor will turn on automaticall...

Page 12: ...batteries designed for cochlear implant use Do not use silver oxide or alkaline batteries 1 Press and hold the button for 5 seconds then release to turn off your processor 2 Pull the unlocked battery...

Page 13: ...ositive terminal facing up 6 Replace the battery cover by sliding it up towards the processing unit Lock the cover if required Your processor will automatically turn on NOTE If you do not put your pro...

Page 14: ...attery as a completely flat battery won t charge WHAT DO I DO Before using a new battery module you need to wake it up by connecting it to a charger until it is fully charged STORING BATTERIES Your re...

Page 15: ...the battery off If the problem is fixed the battery will turn back on again WHAT DO I DO If a battery turns off disconnect and reconnect it to your processor If this does not restore power contact you...

Page 16: ...ery modules at once It uses the supplied USB cable to plug into a wall power outlet using the supplied power adaptor plug or a USB port e g computer 1 3 3 2 2 1 Power cable 2 Rechargeable battery modu...

Page 17: ...le to the charger 2 Twist to lock 3 Plug the charger into a power outlet or USB port The LED flashes green while charging USB 4 The LED changes to steady green when the module is fully charged DRAFT O...

Page 18: ...tery module at a time It uses a USB connector to plug into a wall power outlet using the supplied cable and power adaptor plug or a USB port e g computer 1 3 2 1 USB connector 2 Rechargeable battery m...

Page 19: ...e rechargeable battery module to the charger 3 Plug the charger into a power outlet or USB port The LED flashes green while charging USB 4 The LED changes to steady green when the module is fully char...

Page 20: ...either Disconnect the battery see page 8 or Press and hold the button for 5 seconds then release The light will change to steady orange as the processor turns off NOTE Your processor will also turn o...

Page 21: ...e implant Long flash of orange Processor is turning off Pair with remote or app You need to pair your sound processor to your Nucleus 7 Remote Control or the Nucleus Smart app to use their control and...

Page 22: ...bled SCAN your sound processor can automatically select the best program for you INDICATOR LIGHT WHAT IT MEANS Green flashes Changing the program Child mode only The number of flashes indicates the nu...

Page 23: ...ou use the Cochlear Wireless Phone Clip See Wireless accessories on page 22 TIP You can also use your remote or the Nucleus Smart app to control telecoil See their user guides for details 1 Press and...

Page 24: ...less accessories See their user guides for details Each button press cycles you through telecoil if enabled and then your wireless accessories in the order in which they were paired to your processor...

Page 25: ...n for 2 seconds then release to stream audio Press and release again if you need to cycle to the next audio source Blue streaming audio 2 Short press the button to stop streaming DRAFT ONLY FOR CLINIC...

Page 26: ...one adaptor ones with a 3 or 4 pin audio jack that fits the adaptor You CAN use earbuds You CANNOT use noise cancelling headphones Don t connect multiple monitor earphone adaptors in series Don t conn...

Page 27: ...hones into the adaptor NOTE Use only Cochlear approved earphones Ask your clinician for guidance 5 Use the earphones to check that the recipient is hearing sound NOTE Do not put the sound processor on...

Page 28: ...letting the coil dangle 2 Move the coil sideways and onto your implant INDICATOR LIGHTS WHAT IT MEANS Flash of orange every second Processor flashes while coil is off or connected to the wrong implan...

Page 29: ...or left to make identifying left and right processors easier CAUTION If you have two implants you must use the correct sound processor for each implant NOTE Your sound processor will recognise the imp...

Page 30: ...p wearing your processor securely and safely see Retention accessories on page 29 NOTE Remove your earhook only when necessary it may become loose if it is removed too often 1 Pull up on the earhook t...

Page 31: ...ot be fitted Nucleus 7 Tamper Resistant Earhook A small earhook for young children An extra hook holds it in place to reduce the risk of it becoming a choking hazard Nucleus 7 Snugfit Holds your sound...

Page 32: ...ur clothing Great for chidren NOTE You will need to use a coil with a longer cable Nucleus 7 Headworn Adaptor Holds your sound processor and coil so you can wear them on your head NOTES Headworn comes...

Page 33: ...heir sound processor Available in single or double for users with two processors Nucleus 7 Headband Holds your sound processor and coil in place Great for active adults and children Has pockets for le...

Page 34: ...IZE CIRCUMFERENCE SIZE CIRCUMFERENCE XXS 41 47 cm M 52 58 cm XS 47 53 cm L 54 62 cm S 49 55 cm NOTE The headband may affect your sound processor s performance If you notice any change contact your cli...

Page 35: ...s facing up towards you 3 Push the coil through the slit in the headband 4 Pick up the ends of the headband and place the anti slip section against your forehead 5 Join the ends behind your head Adjus...

Page 36: ...lay sport NOTE If you want to use your processor around water ask your clinician about the Cochlear Nucleus 7 Aqua 1 Use retention accessories such as the Snugfit Safety Cord or Headband to help hold...

Page 37: ...exercise wipe your processor with a soft cloth to remove sweat or grime 3 Then check your microphone protectors for dirt See Change microphone cover on page 44 DRAFT ONLY FOR CLINICAL TESTING 592753_...

Page 38: ...e buzzing sounds in your ear turn off the telecoil Ask your clinician for a Patient Identification Card In the unlikely event that your implant sets off a metal detector the ID card will help explain...

Page 39: ...eam audio as True Wireless Accessories will not be available To enter flight mode 1 Disconnect the battery 2 Press and hold the button 1 while reconnecting the battery 2 Release the button when the gr...

Page 40: ...e processor while cleaning Keep your processor free from moisture by drying it every night in your dry aid kit Remove the battery module and make sure all the contacts are clean Carefully tap or blow...

Page 41: ...See Change earhooks on page 28 or your retention accessory s instructions Every two months Replace the dry brick in your dry aid kit Every three months Replace the microphone cover this is very impor...

Page 42: ...ery charger sockets Carefully blowing on the sockets may also help remove dirt 3 Wipe the battery charger sockets with a soft dry cloth Y Battery Charger Use a different charger socket each time you c...

Page 43: ...y assembled for 8 hours for optimal drying effect Storage case For long term storage remove disposable batteries and store so they do not touch each other remove rechargeable battery modules and store...

Page 44: ...emove the battery module and disposable batteries if used dry them and the contacts with a soft cloth and replace them Replace the microphone protectors and place your processor in the dry aid kit pro...

Page 45: ...module a coil and coil cable no acoustic component Your processor is protected against failure from splashing water or access of foreign objects 1 0 mm in diameter or larger IP44 rated when you wear...

Page 46: ...tely replaced Microphone protectors Microphone cover Step 1 Remove old microphone cover 1 Hold the coil cable grip and firmly pull it straight out of the processor Do not tug on the flexible part of t...

Page 47: ...microphone cover onto the processor 2 Press down firmly with a finger on each end of the microphone cover until you hear a click 3 Push your coil cable into the processor until it clicks Do not twist...

Page 48: ...eadworn NOTE Only remove the coil from your sound processor when necessary 1 Hold the coil cable grip and firmly pull it straight out of the processor Do not pull on the flexible part of the coil cabl...

Page 49: ...tention accessories e g Headworn NOTE If your clinician has provided you with a Nucleus 7 Magnet Reverse Polarity use it as described here for a normal magnet 1 With finger grips facing up unscrew the...

Page 50: ...de only Quick green flashes Turning on and changing programs Number of flashes indicates the number of the current program Long flash of orange Turning off processor Locking button LIGHT WHAT IT MEANS...

Page 51: ...from an audio source Child mode only Alerts LIGHT WHAT IT MEANS Flash of orange every second Processor flashes while it is off your head or connected to the wrong implant Orange flashes Processor batt...

Page 52: ...ng the Y Battery Charger try the rechargeable battery module on the other connector on the charger Does not light up Battery module is not properly connected is over discharged or there is no power Ch...

Page 53: ...beep Changing volume or sensitivity level if available Short high then short low beep When changing volume or sensitivity indicates upper or lower limit of volume sensitivity reached Locking button BE...

Page 54: ...accessory to begin streaming audio Short beep When stopping streaming Alerts BEEP WHAT IT MEANS 2 Short low beeps Processor batteries are low Change batteries Short low beeps for 4 seconds Batteries...

Page 55: ...AT IT MEANS Loud medium beep Adjusting master volume level Loud long high beep Adjusting treble level Loud long low beep Adjusting bass level If available Nucleus Smart app only LIGHTS AND BEEPS DRAFT...

Page 56: ...d processor on each implant 5 Check the battery contacts are free of dirt and dust See Water sand and dirt on page 42 6 If the problem continues contact your clinician The processor switches off 1 Ask...

Page 57: ...attery module on page 8 or Change disposable batteries on page 10 5 Make sure the coil cable is fully inserted into the socket on the processor 6 If the problem continues contact your clinician You he...

Page 58: ...e correct side 5 If the problem continues remove the processor and coil from your head immediately and contact your clinician Sound is too quiet or muffled 1 If you use a Nucleus 7 Remote Control turn...

Page 59: ...ntinues contact your clinician The processor or coil become hot 1 Remove the processor and coil from your head immediately and contact your clinician You experience tightness discomfort or develop a s...

Page 60: ...heck and adjust the accessory microphone mixing ratio 6 If available try a different processor 7 For more troubleshooting see the True Wireless Accessory User Guide You do not hear sound from a monito...

Page 61: ...ssor gets wet 1 Dry the processor with a soft cloth change the microphone protectors and place the processor in the dry aid kit provided by Cochlear for 8 hours See Water sand and dirt on page 42 You...

Page 62: ...posable batteries stand for a few seconds before you put them in the sound processor 6 If the problem continues contact your clinician The indicator light on the battery charger shows a fully charged...

Page 63: ...damage to the processor or its parts Impact to the head in the area of the Cochlear implant could damage it and result in its failure Most patients can benefit from electrical stimulation levels that...

Page 64: ...e of long cables e g coil or accessory cables may present a risk of strangulation Sound processor covers may not be suitable for children Removable parts can be lost or may be a choking hazard Carers...

Page 65: ...tely if there is any discomfort or pain and contact your clinician Keep the dry brick from the dry aid kit away from small children Swallowing this material can cause serious internal injuries Do not...

Page 66: ...f this equipment is allowed Warranty will be void if modified Remove the monitor earphones immediately if the sound level is uncomfortably loud and inform your clinician If the coil magnet is too stro...

Page 67: ...ore spare coil magnets safely and away from cards that may have a magnetic strip e g credit cards bus tickets Your device contains magnets that should be kept away from life supporting devices e g car...

Page 68: ...ear implant recipients only the maximum diving depth is 40 m 131 ft Seek medical advice before diving to ensure you do not have any conditions that might make diving contraindicated e g middle ear inf...

Page 69: ...ician Do not mix disposable batteries that differ by manufacturer brand type age or previous usage Replace both disposable batteries at the same time Dispose of used batteries promptly and carefully i...

Page 70: ...s to heat e g never leave batteries in sunlight behind a window or in a car Never put batteries in your mouth If swallowed contact your physician or local poison information service Do not recharge di...

Page 71: ...scanner is located except under special circumstances Full MRI safety information is available at www cochlear com warnings or by calling your regional Cochlear office contact numbers available at th...

Page 72: ...iating any of the following treatments deactivate the device Warnings for specific treatments are provided below CONDITION WARNING Diathermy Do not use therapeutic or medical diathermy thermopenetrati...

Page 73: ...ntact the implant and should be kept more than 1 cm in from the electrodes Ionising radiation therapy Do not use ionising radiation therapy directly over the implant It may cause damage to the implant...

Page 74: ...gital signal processing DSP and bidirectional wireless communication capabilities A tri colour visual indication of processor function or problem Control button allowing user control of key features C...

Page 75: ...polyamide PA and liquid silicone rubber LSR Battery life charge cycles and lifespan Battery life means the time a device will run before the disposable batteries must be replaced or the rechargeable b...

Page 76: ...tions Turn processor on and off turn audio streaming on and off change program Remote communication range Up to 2 m Battery module TYPE CAPACITY VOLTAGE RANGE Disposable battery module Two PR44 zinc a...

Page 77: ...attery module 24 8 mm 9 0 mm 17 8 mm N A Coil N A N A 5 8 mm 30 3 mm Product weight Typical values All weights are measured with a medium earhook COMPONENT WEIGHT Nucleus 7 processing unit no battery...

Page 78: ...ic components subject to the Directive 2002 96 EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment Help protect the environment by not disposing of your sound processor or batteries with your unsorted hou...

Page 79: ...It indicates via its display when the processor is out of operating distance or switched off or when the link is interrupted due to broad spectrum interference see remote s user guide for more inform...

Page 80: ...pment marked with the following symbol FCC Federal Communications Commission and Canadian IC compliance This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS 210 of Industry Canada Operation...

Page 81: ...that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off a...

Page 82: ...ent name model name 2 Registration number MSIP CRM COH CP1000 3 Company name Cochlear Limited 4 Manufactured date 2016 5 Manufacturer Country of Origin Cochlear Limited Australia WARNING This radio eq...

Page 83: ...evices as per the conformity assessment procedure in Annex 2 The year in which authorisation to affix the CE mark was granted was 2016 The Nucleus 7 Sound Processor also fulfils the essential requirem...

Page 84: ...ith the device which are not otherwise found on the label Manufacturer M N Model number Authorised representative in the European Community Catalogue number Serial number Batch code Date of manufactur...

Page 85: ...ion Rating Protected against access of solid foreign objects greater than or equal to 1 0mm diameter Protected against failure from splashing water Ingress Protection Rating Protected against access o...

Page 86: ...ar and others involved in care with regard to the device For more information please read Cochlear s Privacy Policy on www cochlear com or request a copy from Cochlear at the address nearest you Legal...

Page 87: ...Notes 592753_1 06_EN_CP1000_UG_EMEA indd 85 14 06 2016 1 24 02 PM...

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