User Manual

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(dB)
OSPL 90 Curve RESP Curve
Multi-curve analysis
Chart shown on the right reects
typical Smart Touch performance
at each of the four volume levels.
The data were gathered using a
standard 2cc coupler. Note that the
curves were obtained with an input
signal of composite noise with an
intensity of 65 dBSPL.
The curve with the least amount
of overall gain (Composite Curve)
represents Memory 1. Curve 3,
with the most amount of overall
gain, represents Memory 4. The
overall frequency response remains
constant across memories, and that
gain is the only variable.
Your Simplicity device uses a size #10 hearing
aid battery (yellow tab).
Do not remove the pull-tab o the back of the
battery until you are ready to install it in the
device. This will provide the longest possible
operating life.
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To install a zinc-air battery:
1. Peel o the paper activation tab
2. Allow the battery to “breathe” for two
minutes before installing into your hearing
device. See page 3 for installation.
Positive side
of battery
Save battery life! Be sure to fully open the battery door when the device
is not in use. This will turn the device “o” and extend the battery life.
BATTERY INFO
DEVICE DATA
Low Battery Alert
Your Simplicity device is equipped with a Low Battery Warning
system. The device will emit a beeping sound “beep, beep, beep...
beep, beep, beep” when the battery is low on power. If the battery
is not changed within a short period of time after hearing the warn-
ing beep, the device will automatically shut o.