Phonak Roger On, User Manual

Page 1: ...Roger OnTM User Guide...

Page 2: ...V or other stationary audio device 29 7 1 Setting up the docking station 29 7 2 Listening to TV using the docking station 31 8 Listening to a portable audio device 33 9 myRogerMic app 35 10 Network fu...

Page 3: ...d the User Guide carefully to make sure that you understand and get the best out of your Roger On For more information regarding features benefits setup use and maintenance or repairs of your Roger On...

Page 4: ...s it wirelessly directly to your ears There are four main use cases for your Roger On On a table Place Roger On in the center of the table and hear the people sitting around it Pointing Hold Roger On...

Page 5: ...r Clip or hang Roger On near the mouth of a distant talker and hear them better TV Multimedia Stream the sound from your TV or another audio source directly into your ears Speech lecture Fitness class...

Page 6: ...es 3 Power slider 4 Display 2 1 Device description 1 Audio input volume control 2 Slot for Roger On 3 USB C connector 4 3 5 mm analog and optical digital Toslink audio input 2 3 4 1 6 8 7 5 5 Connect...

Page 7: ...2 3 Accessories Power supply Charging cable TV cable Analog audio cable Lanyard Case Microphone mode Table Pointing Presenter Mute Automatic Locked Audio input Full 8h Mid 4h Empty Recharge Device sta...

Page 8: ...of sight 25 m 80 feet Battery lifetime A fully charged battery typically last for 8 hours of streaming There are three ways to charge your Roger microphone A Using external power supply 1 Plug the sma...

Page 9: ...ing station Slot the Roger On into the docking station Please read chapter 7 1 to set up the docking station Charging information While charging the battery icon will be moving When the battery is ful...

Page 10: ...er On with your hearing aid s or Roger receiver as described in chapter 10 4 2 General use Roger On is a versatile intelligent product It detects which situation you are in and adapts its microphone s...

Page 11: ...eral specific talker s Please see chapter 9 on how to download the app Using the stand function of the case When you want to focus on a single person in front of you you may insert the Roger On in the...

Page 12: ...hand avoid covering the microphone openings 4 4 Using in loud noise Hold Roger On in your hand and point it towards the person you want to hear The microphone will automatically activate a narrow bea...

Page 13: ...g it around the neck of a distant talker 4 5 Listening to a distant talker Clip Roger On on the lapel of a distant talker to hear them better The microphone will pick up only the person wearing the mi...

Page 14: ...s the function button repeatedly until you have reached the microphone mode you wish to lock the microphone in The lock modes will appear in the following order 1 2 3 4 1 Table mode 2 Pointing mode 3...

Page 15: ...nsert the smaller end of the USB cable into the socket of the docking station 2 Insert the larger end of the USB cable in the external power supply 3 Plug the external power supply into a wall outlet...

Page 16: ...able when plugged into the device or TV 4 Connect the free end of the optical Toslink cable into the optical OUTPUT of your TV or other audio device OPTICAL DIGITAL AUDIO OUT TV 237 7 8 2 287 OPTICAL...

Page 17: ...angular end of the short audio cable into your Roger microphone 3 Plug the round end of the short audio cable into the headphone output of your portable device 4 Start the music or music app on your p...

Page 18: ...o Steer the direction of the beam Change microphone mode Mute unmute Check current device status such as battery level and actual mic mode Your smartphone needs to support Bluetooth LE in order to con...

Page 19: ...nnect Roger On to a hearing device with Roger installed or a Roger receiver follow these steps 1 Switch on your Roger On and hearing aid 2 Press the Connect button on the backside of your Roger On 3 H...

Page 20: ...er has been restarted Connect successful Receiver not compatible No receiver found go closer 10 2 Connecting another microphone To connect another compatible Roger microphone with your Roger On follow...

Page 21: ...rted 3 Press the Connect button on your Roger On 4 Check the feedback in the display of Roger On Connect successful Device not compatible No device found go closer 8 s 10 3 Disconnecting Roger devices...

Page 22: ...as to be worn by a talker on the chest When you place Roger On on the table or when you hold it in your hand it will mute automatically Unmuting Roger On by a long press 2 seconds on the center button...

Page 23: ...buttons together for 10 seconds In case you need to return the Roger On for repair it is recommended to put the device in shipping mode To do that press and hold the connect button and switch the dev...

Page 24: ...Roger microphone is cleaned and dried Always make sure that the Roger microphone docking station and charger cables are dry and clean before use Cleaning instructions Clean the surfaces with a lint f...

Page 25: ...he Connect button Your Roger receiver is not working Make sure you have attached the Roger receiver to your hearing aid and that it is powered on Your hearing aids are not set to the correct program C...

Page 26: ...one Your voice is picked up by your Roger microphone In the myRogerMic app deactivate the beam that points in your direction The volume of my multimedia device is too low Incorrect volume settings Inc...

Page 27: ...e legal sale in New Zealand and Australia The compliance label R NZ is for radio products supplied in the New Zealand market under conformity level A1 FCC ID KWCTX33 IC 2262A TX33 Notice 1 This device...

Page 28: ...rence by one of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the device and receiver Connect the device into an outlet on a circuit different from...

Page 29: ...ning notices in this user guide Important information for handling and product safety The device is designed such that it functions without problems or restrictions if used as intended unless otherwis...

Page 30: ...ring aids that have been specially programmed for you by your hearing care professional 18 Important safety information Packaging and user guide can be recycled This symbol on the product or its packa...

Page 31: ...ons AG or IEC 62368 certified chargers with a rating of 5VDC min 500 mA max 2000 mA and up to an altitude of 2000 m Do not use the device in explosive areas mines or industrial areas with danger of ex...

Page 32: ...evice Always make sure that the device and docking station are dry and clean Store the device in a dry place if you are not using it for a long period of time Use of this equipment adjacent to or stac...

Page 33: ...ized service centre 18 3 Other important information Protect your eyes of the optical light from the optical Toslink cable when plugged into the device or TV High powered electronic equipment larger e...

Page 34: ...nternational warranty does not affect any legal rights that you might have under the local warranty or the applicable national legislation governing sale of consumer goods Authorized hearing care prof...

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