oticon Amigo R1, Fittings Manual

Page 1: ...Amigo Fitting Guide...

Page 2: ...ring a name Assigning the receiver to an ear Adjusting the gain Controlling the mode switch Controlling the LED Disabling De Emphasis Beep tone frequency and volume Setting the default channel Disabli...

Page 3: ...ing life easier for users in school settings Amigo transmitters and receivers can be used with virtually all Behind the Ear hearing instruments as well as connected to cochlear implants This guide wil...

Page 4: ...4 Meet the Amigo family T10 T20 T21 R1 R2 R7 WRP Lavaliere microphone FM CI adaptor Before starting Boom microphones Lapel microphones Transmitters Receivers Accessories...

Page 5: ...pro gram the Amigo receivers or transmitter You can access the programming menu through a special key combination The Amigo T21 offers a built in team teaching function too High resolution LCD displa...

Page 6: ...multi purpose transmitter designed to be used inside and out side the classroom WRP Wireless Receiver Programmer allows wireless fitting of all Amigo ear level receivers The WRP allows you to program...

Page 7: ...TE Attach the Amigo Receiver to the FM adaptor Turn the BTE and the Amigo transmitter and receiver ON Synchronize the receiver with the transmitter by pressing one time on the Sync button Transmitter...

Page 8: ...8 Fitting steps Fitting steps...

Page 9: ...WRP to perform a realtime wire less fitting on the ear of the child The batteries should be re charged over night Hearing aid s Receiver s R1 R2 or R7 FM adaptor s FM CI 13 battery HA CI battery Amigo...

Page 10: ...10 Transmitter Transmitter...

Page 11: ...management Programming High resolution LCD display Team Teaching T21 only Clear entered values Synchronize receiver enter LED status indicator ON OFF Mute 2 5 mm microphone jack 3 5 mm auxiliary audio...

Page 12: ...Enter Press again and the numbers will appear Position the cursor on Save and press Sync to save the information and return to the previous menu Press C clear to exit without saving changes Registerin...

Page 13: ...it without saving changes Changing the user channel set For Pre school children we recommend keeping the number of chan nels to a minimum But for school children several channels might be a good idea...

Page 14: ...d DSP function in the programming menu To disable Advanced DSP Position the cursor on Disable Press Sync Press the Arrow Left key to save your setting Press C clear to exit without saving changes Adva...

Page 15: ...rs transmitters we recommend disabling the De Emphasis in the Amigo T21 in order to maintain the best possible SNR when mixing the products The default setting is Enable and if you need to disable thi...

Page 16: ...ress C clear to exit without saving changes Changing theTeamTeaching channel set We recommend using the FM Channel Wizard to scan the environ ment in which the system is to be used to ensure that the...

Page 17: ...vent loosing SNR To change the default settings Use the buttons to navigate and change selection Press Sync Press to save and exit Press C clear to exit without saving changes Pre Emphasis De Emphasis...

Page 18: ...er of commonly used languages To change the language to fit your needs Position the cursor on the desired language Press Sync Press to save your setting Press C clear to exit without saving changes Ch...

Page 19: ...itter display to fit the lighting in the particular room To adjust the display contrast Use the Up Down key to adjust the contrast Press Sync Press to save your setting Press C clear to exit without s...

Page 20: ...y setting If you select Transmitter and accept the transmitter will be reset to its factory default state and you must choose language and country again Resetting the system Please note that changing...

Page 21: ...d ONLY be performed with the guidance of Oticon Customer Service Transmitter data Be sure to have the software version and country information ready when contacting Oticon Customer Service This inform...

Page 22: ...22 Receiver Programming the Receiver...

Page 23: ...and ear will then appear on the screen Press Sync to begin programming the receiver Amigo R1 R2 R7 menus display the serial number of the receiver currently being fitted Programming the Receiver Note...

Page 24: ...transmitter and receiver ON Synchronize the receiver with the transmitter Receiver orientation is important Thus depending on which hearing aid CI the receiver is attached to Pull out the tabs Rotate...

Page 25: ...ymbols are available by placing the cursor on Shift ABC and pressing Enter Press again and the numbers will appear Position the cursor on Save and press Sync to save the information and return to the...

Page 26: ...ar a feature that can be helpful if a child is using different settings or even different hearing aids on the two ears To select side Position the cursor on the desired ear Press Sync Press to save an...

Page 27: ...tion using a test box To achieve the optimal gain Use the buttons to navigate and change the gain value Press to save and exit Press C clear to exit without saving changes 12 FM HA Gain 30 16 0 Amigo...

Page 28: ...nction use the buttons to navigate Press Sync Press to save and exit Press C clear to exit without saving changes Many of today s hearing aids have an automatic DAI detect function that allows the rec...

Page 29: ...ve and exit Press C clear to exit without saving changes When using the R1 or R2 for children do remember that the LED indi cates that the battery is functioning and that the receiver is ON and workin...

Page 30: ...6 dB information is reduced back down to where it was originally To change the default settings Use the buttons to navigate and select setting Press Sync Press to save and exit Press C clear to exit w...

Page 31: ...pe of HA and high You can also turn off the beep completely The three frequencies available are 587 Hz low 740 Hz mid and 988 Hz high To change the default settings Use the buttons to navigate and cha...

Page 32: ...would like the receiver to wake up in a selected default channel R2 and R7 always wake up in the last channel used To choose the default channel when the receiver is turned on Use the buttons to navig...

Page 33: ...for active channels To change the default setting Use the buttons to navigate and change selection Press Sync Press t to save and exit Press C clear to exit without saving changes The manual channel s...

Page 34: ...7 have enough channels to avoid interference problems But do avoid long channel lists as this will lengthen the time it takes to browse through the Automatic Channel Seek function Also note that the T...

Page 35: ...button for two seconds will initiate an automatic search through the entire channel list this function is optional in the R2 The purpose of this search is to locate the next channel with an FM signal...

Page 36: ...6 Receiver data The About Amigo menu shows the software version serial number etc Do have this information ready when contacting Oticon Customer Service Receiver About Amigo R2 srl 1012161 Bnd 169 187...

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Page 38: ...38 FM ChannelWizard Using the FM Channel Wizard...

Page 39: ...ed to monitor the FM signals and listen for interference and static noise The results are relative and may benefit from additional verification To select the FM Channel Wizard Enter the Amigo Fitting...

Page 40: ...the best channel combination for Team Teaching Monitor Single Channel The purpose of this function is to analyze and evaluate a single channel by means of listening to it During the actual scanning pr...

Page 41: ...g good channels in bold and poor channels in grey Press to accept the new channel set with only the good channels Press Clear All to de select all channels At least one channel must be chosen before e...

Page 42: ...T channel the transmitter will grey out the channels that are too close to the primary channel Good channels are in bold Bad channels are in grey Press Sync to choose a channel Press to save your sele...

Page 43: ...l on that channel Press or to select headphone volume Press to adjust volume Press C or to exit 1 2 3 The wizard does NOT distinguish between desired signal and interference you must use headphones fo...

Page 44: ...44 Practical use Practical use...

Page 45: ...touch Team Teaching T21 only One touch T Keypad lock Press and hold and for 5 seconds Changing Channels Press and hold or for 5 seconds Channel begins to blink Press or to change channels Press Sync t...

Page 46: ...CI to FM program and adjust volume if necessary Make sure the transmitter s battery is fully charged if necessary use standard Alkaline batteries Attach the transmitter s external microphone which ha...

Page 47: ...tru ment CI to FM program and adjust the volume if necessary Make sure the transmitter has fully charged batteries if necessary use standard Alkaline batteries Attach the transmitter s external antenn...

Page 48: ...48 Fitting verification Fitting verification...

Page 49: ...d be avoided Fitting verification Fitting FM systems in test boxes Measurements and fitting of the FM systems in test boxes are an easy method to get repeatable and controlled data but they do not alw...

Page 50: ...the same reference position in the box and the measurement is repeated at 65dB SPL Curve 2 The two measurements are compared to see if the levels are similar In case that the FM output is different th...

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Page 52: ...52 Connectivity Connectivity with hearing aids...

Page 53: ...hole in battery door Digifocuc Personic AP 700 399 50 900 08 Grey FM 7 399 50 920 02 Grey FM receiver Universal and dedicated AMIGO receivers R1 R2 R7 Silver input levels are set manually R1 R2 Silver...

Page 54: ...I bodyworn adaptor The Amigo receivers R1 R2 can be connected directly to the Amigo FM CI adaptor With the adaptor a number of short cords are avail able to suit different processors The adaptor can a...

Page 55: ...ss synchronisation or programming The interference level can vary dependant on what mapping is used in the processor The adaptor has its own battery source and can also be used for powering receivers...

Page 56: ...56 Accessories Accessories...

Page 57: ...for T20 T21 3 5 mm Boom microphone Optional for T10 Lavalier microphone Optional for T20 T21 2 5 mm Omni directional lapel micro phone Default for T20 T21 2 5 mm Directional lapel microphone Optional...

Page 58: ...5 3 5 mm Audio cable 3 5 mm Phono AA rechargeable NiMH battery T20 T21 AAA rechargeable NiMH batteries T10 MiniB USB charger T20 T21 Headphones By connecting the receiver to the head phones one can li...

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Page 60: ...technology and audiology to create the best hearing instruments That s why we put the individual needs and wishes of people with a hearing loss first in our de velopment of new hearing care solutions...