User guide

• The hearing instrument practioner will set one of your pro-

grammes for audio input. To use this feature set the instru-

ment to that particular programme.

• In this programme you will typically not hear any sound from

the microphone, therefore most environmental sounds will

be lost. If you wish, your hearing care practitioner can chan-

ge the setting in such a way that you hear the microphone

and the direct audio input simultaneously.

Safety regulations

External equipment, connected to the mains and to the audio

input must comply with these safety regulations: IEC-65, IEC-601

or comparable.

Daily Maintenance

Keep your hearing instrument clean and dry. Wipe the case with

a soft cloth or tissue after use to remove oil or moisture. If the

instrument has been exposed to high humidity or perspiration,

enclose it (with the ear mould) in a sealed container together

with a drying agent (desiccant) overnight. Consult your hearing

care professional concerning which drying agent to use.

To avoid the need for unwarranted repairs:

• Never immerse the instrument in water or other liquids since

this may cause permanent damage to the circuitry.

• Protect your hearing instrument from rough handling, and

avoid dropping it on hard surfaces or oors.

• Do not leave the instrument in or near direct heat or sunlight

since excessive heat can damage the instrument or casing.