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CRM-220 Fastrack Guide    Version 2.0

CRM-220

CRM-220

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CRM-220

CRM-220

Version 2.0    CRM-220  Fastrack Guide 

Part 2a

Turning on

1

Connect an aerial into the CRM-T220 transmitter.

2

Turn on the transmitter using the toggle switch on the

top panel. The battery low indicator should give you a

confidence wink.

3

Note the operating channel letter of the transmitter,

this is shown on the right of the top panel label.

4

The CRM-R220 receiver has a 2 channel capability

however most receivers are used with just the

resident channel. 

Check the resident channel on the receiver, is it the same

channel as the transmitter?
5a If the transmitter frequency is the same as the

receiver resident channel, turn on the receiver by

moving the toggle switch to the right towards the

channel number. The battery low indicator should

give you a confidence wink.

5b If the transmitter frequency is NOT the

same as the receiver resident channel,

you require a plug in frequency/channel

module. Modules have their frequency

engraved on the front and are fitted in the

front of the receiver. 

When using a channel module the

receiver is turned on by moving the toggle

switch towards the word module. 

The battery low indicator should give you

a confidence wink.

The channel on the transmitter MUST match

the channel used on the receiver!

1

Plug the ‘listening stick’ into the 

CRM-R220 receiver output socket (O/P).

Part 2b

Using a ‘listening stick’ to check the CRM-220

system

Hearing aid users setting up a CRM-220 for themselves should skip this section

and move on to Part 3.

2

Give the CRM-T220 transmitter to a

colleague and ask them to walk to the

other side of the room while talking into

the microphone at 150mm (the length of a

biro) from the mouth.

3

Using the listening stick, listen to the

CRM-R220 receiver adjusting the Tx

volume to a comfortable level using

the supplied twiddling stick.

Assuming you are able to hear your colleague

talking, well done – you are halfway to a fully

working system. 

The next step is to get the hearing aid(s) working

with the CRM-R220 receiver.

Page 36-37 – CRM-220 User Guide

Summary of Contents for CRM-220

Page 1: ...teries New rechargeable batteries require charging before use the charger recommended by Connevans is an intelligent quad charger Part no 22684 1 Plug in the batteries to be charged New batteries will need a firm push into the charger we would suggest using the flat of the hand Try lifting the battery a little if it comes straight out it was not pushed in properly 2 Instructions for using the quad...

Page 2: ...ug in frequency channel module Modules have their frequency engraved on the front and are fitted in the front of the receiver When using a channel module the receiver is turned on by moving the toggle switch towards the word module The battery low indicator should give you a confidence wink The channel on the transmitter MUST match the channel used on the receiver 1 Plug the listening stick into t...

Page 3: ... hear a buzz or hum The neck loop can be checked by exchanging it for a spare one Part 3a Using a CRM R220 receiver with an inductive neckloop and hearing aid on T 1 Ensure that the Tx volume is at minimum 2 The hearing aid user should listen at arm s length to somebody talking to establish the level of sound from the hearing aid alone Page 40 of the user guide explains further as to why we do thi...

Page 4: ...vel with the hearing aid s alone at arm s length from somebody talking to you 2 Turn on the CRM 220 system give the transmitter to your helper and ask them to walk away whilst talking into the microphone at 150mm the length of a biro from the mouth 3 You should now listen to the hearing aids but this time through the CRM 220 receiver Use a twiddling stick to adjust the transmitter volume control T...

Page 5: ... Part No 2271500R Sound input External audio equipment will plug in here Using CRM 220 Transmitter with conference microphone Wearing the CRM 200 transmitter Connecting to TV Connecting to external audio source Connecting CRM 220 to external equipment SCART plug to phono sockets Part No T114 Pack of stereo audio leads Part No 2206PKS TV The microphone pack Part no 22364 contains 3 items a micropho...

Page 6: ... testing stick only Part No 22875 Page 20 CRM 220 User Guide and Connevans Catalogue Section 1 Page 21 CRM 220 User Guide and Connevans Catalogue Section 1 Page 36 37 CRM 220 User Guide and Connevans Catalogue sections 1 6 for separate items and spares Pages 22 23 CRM 220 User Guide Multiturn plastic neck loop and patch cord Part Nos FMG441 293 200 700mm Stetoclip is used to listen to the hearing ...

Page 7: ...Road North Reigate Surrey RH2 9YR Switchboard 01 737 247571 Text Minicom 01 737 243134 Fax 01 737 223475 Email mail connevans com Information website www connevans com Online shopping www DeafEquipment co uk 2222FAST V2 0 May 2005 ...

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