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Low Battery Indicator
When your listening device’s battery reaches a low power level,
you will hear a series of tones repeated every few minutes until
the battery is replaced. We recommend that you be prepared for
power loss with backup batteries to avoid situations that leave
your hearing at a loss.
Storing Your Batteries
When storing spare batteries, make sure you keep them in a
dry, moisture-free location. DO NOT place batteries in a refrigerator
or dehumidifying device. Also, avoid having batteries touch each
other, even with the tab attached. Two batteries touching can
cause them to discharge.
CAUTION: BATTERIES CAN BE HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED.
Be sure to keep batteries out of reach of small children,
animals or persons of diminished mental capacity. In the
event a battery is accidentally swallowed, seek prompt
medical attention at the nearest emergency center, or call
the National Button Battery Hotline at (202) 625-3333.
DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS
Turning Your Device On/Off
Your listening device is automatically powered on whenever the
battery door is closed. To turn the device off, simply open the
door and leave it open until you are ready to use it again. As we
mentioned before, leaving the battery door open when not in use
will dramatically lengthen the life of your battery.
NOTE:
Your hearing device is programmed with a brief power-on delay.
It’s normal to take a few seconds for the device to become active.
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Using the Telephone
Most often, when answering a telephone with your listening device,
it’s best to hold the phone close to your ear without fully covering
it. If you start hearing a whistle or buzz of feedback noise, tilt the
receiver slightly at an angle until the feedback ends. As with a
number of other changes, you will soon find the best way to handle
tasks with your new device in your life and it will all become second
nature.
NOTE:
Cell phones differ in their performance with listening devices.
Therefore, please try this device with your cell phone or, if you are
purchasing a new phone, be sure to try it with your hearing device
prior to purchase. For any additional guidance, contact your cell phone
provider and ask for a copy of the booklet entitled “Listening device
Compatibility with Digital Wireless Cell Phones.”
Adjusting the Volume
Pressing the push button changes the volume. There are 5 volume
settings on your device. Each setting is signaled by a beep. Five
beeps indicate the highest volume.
PUSH BUTTON
Volume setting 1 is your power-on setting.
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