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Phonak 

Roger™ verification guide

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NOTE: It is possible that the boom-mic curve will not be exactly the same shape in the low and high frequencies as the 
hearing aid curve. This is due to the proximity effect not being as strong when measuring a speech signal u

sing a “flatter / 

larger” loudspeaker compared to speech coming from a human’s mouth

. The average offset may also be 3dB. Make sure you 

do a listening check before adjusting the offset. 
 

 
Measuring the responses 

 Roger Pen and Roger Select  

When completing the measurements with the Roger Pen or Roger Select, the order is slightly different. This is because these 
microphones cannot be muted while they are in verification mode. 
 
1.

 

Attach the hearing aid to the 2 cc coupler and place 
into the test box. 

2.

 

Run a frequency response curve with a 65 dB SPL 
input using a broadband signal (speech- shaped, i.e. 
ISTS); Roger microphone is 

OFF.

 

3.

 

Record the response for 750 Hz, 1 kHz, and 2 kHz. 
Use the Roger advantage worksheet on page 5 and 
enter the data into the 2nd row. 

4.

 

Turn the Roger microphone on and put it into 
verification mode 

 see below for additional 

instructions. 

5.

 

Move the 2 cc coupler together with the hearing aid 
out of the test box. If possible isolate/cover the 
hearing aid microphones. 

6.

 

Place the Roger microphone in the test box.  

7.

 

Run a second frequency response curve with the 
same broadband signal at 65 dB SPL. 

8.

 

Record the response for 750 Hz, 1 kHz, and 2 kHz. 
Use the Roger advantage worksheet on Page 5 and 
enter the data into the 1st row. 

 
Important notes for verifying with a Roger Select 

To activate verification mode, switch the Roger Select on 
and 

hold it close to the Roger receiver

 (within 10 cm/ 4 

inches).  
Then place and hold fingers near the on/off button and near 
the micro-USB socket until the on/off indicator light starts 
to blink orange. This could take up to 5 seconds. 

 

Position the Roger Select in the test box as indicated. 

 

You will notice that only one area is lit up on the Select. This does not mean that the 
beam is facing a particular direction, the Roger Select is in omnidirectional mode. 

 

The Roger Select can be used to check for transparency and adjust the EasyGain 
settings. 

 
Important notes for verifying with a Roger Pen  

Roger Pen can be put into verification mode using the following steps:
 

 

Turn the Roger Pen off and then on. 

 

Press the 

Connect

 button 5 times in a row.  

 

This needs to be done quickly, ie 5 quick presses. 

 

Verification mode can only be activated during 
the 60 seconds after Roger Pen is switched on. 

 

The Roger Pen can be used to check for transparency, 
however it cannot be used to adjust EasyGain settings. 

 

Summary of Contents for Roger 02

Page 1: ... a hearing aid test box The protocol is valid for all Roger microphones Gain adjustments can be done using the Roger Touchscreen Mic or any Roger Select The protocol is based on the fact that the Roger advantage setting of the Roger receiver results in a transparent behavior below the Roger transmitter kneepoint i e below 75 dB SPL ensuring users receive appropriate benefit from the Roger system T...

Page 2: ...d with DAI Preparing the hearing aid and receiver Hearing aid with RogerDirect Ensure the sticker covering the DAI contacts has been removed The contacts should be clean Attach a design integrated Roger receiver or the appropriate audio shoe and Roger X receiver Install Roger via the Roger X and Roger Installer By default all Roger receivers are programmed with the appropriate Roger advantage sett...

Page 3: ... Roger advantage worksheet on page 5 and enter the data into the 2nd row 4 Move the 2 cc coupler together with the hearing aid out of the test box If possible isolate cover the hearing aid microphones 5 Confirm the Roger microphone is still powered on and then unmute it Place it in the test box As the transmitter is in Verification mode the microphone is omni directional 6 Run a second frequency r...

Page 4: ...e isolate cover the hearing aid microphones 6 Place the Roger microphone in the test box 7 Run a second frequency response curve with the same broadband signal at 65 dB SPL 8 Record the response for 750 Hz 1 kHz and 2 kHz Use the Roger advantage worksheet on Page 5 and enter the data into the 1st row Important notes for verifying with a Roger Select To activate verification mode switch the Roger S...

Page 5: ...t mic true Roger advantage will be achieved Adjusting receiver gain If the offset is more than 2 dB difference in either direction a correction in the Roger receiver gain EasyGain level is required and the Roger curve should be rechecked once corrected If your Roger offset is more than 2 dB you will need to reduce the Roger gain level in the receiver by the offset value This will make it transpare...

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