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CP810 Sound Processor

Advanced User Interface

LiteWear Fixing Aid

LiteWear Case

LiteWear Cable

In this arrangement the battery is

worn on the body – you cannot use

this arrangement with the compact

rechargeable battery module

oil

Coil Magnet

Battery Module

Remo able Coil

Cable

Accessory Socket Co er

Indicator Light

Earhook

Processor Unit

Microphones

Lower

Button

Upper

Button

All about batteries and the battery module

Loc ing the battery unit on to the processor

It is possible to lock the battery module (including the LiteWear option) on to the

processor. To do this open the accessory socket co er. The lock is situated below

the accessories socket. Push the lock to the left using a small screwdri er.

Loc ing the battery cover on to the battery holder

To pre ent children from remo ing the battery co er, it is

possible to lock it on to the holder. To do this use a

small screwdri er to turn the lock in a clockwise direction

until it is in a horizontal position (from 12 o’clock to 3

o’clock).

To unlock it, do the re erse but be careful not to o erturn the lock.

To detach the battery module

Gently twist the battery module to your left and the

processing unit to your right until the two parts separate.

To attach the battery module

Hold the battery module and the processing unit so they

touch. The battery module should face to the left and the processing unit to the

right of the final position. Twist the battery module and the processing unit until the

two parts fit into place.

Low batteries

To change the disposable batteries

Make sure the battery co er is not locked on (see abo e). Pull the battery co er

down. Remo e the batteries using fingers or the coil magnet and replace carefully.

To charge the rechargeable battery module

Remo e the battery module (see abo e). Place rechargeable module in the charger

at a slight angle and then rotate clockwise until it is aligned with the arrow indicator.

Batteries take four hours to recharge. A steady green light indicates that the battery

is fully charged.

Continuous flashing orange light means that the battery is

empty so you need to replace the batteries or recharge it.

Simple and Advanced Interface for the CP810

Simple User Interface You are able to switch on/off, change the program and

select the telecoil without using the Remote Assistant

Ad anced User Interface You are able to switch on/off, change the program and

select the telecoil. In addition you can adjust either the

olume or microphone sensiti ity without using the

Remote Assistant.

Turn on

On the processor, press and hold down the lower button for at

least one second. Green lights will flash on the processor when it

turns on. The number of green flashes indicates the program

number (1-4).

Turn off

To turn it off, press and hold both the upper and the lower button

together for at least one second until you see a steady orange

light.

Change program When the processor is on, push the lower button and hold. Each

time you press it, it will go up to the next program. The number

of the program is indicated by the number of green flashes.

Change sensiti ity

or olume

If you ha e Ad anced User Interfac

e, you can adjust sensiti ity or

olume by pressing the upper button to increase and the lower

button to decrease. There will be a flash of green as you change

it.

Switch to Telecoil

Press the upper button. A single long green flash confirms that

the telecoil is acti ated. To turn it off, press the upper button

again, the same green flash will appear.

It is possible to ha e the processor programmed so the telecoil

works automatically. You can’t use the telecoil while using an

accessory.

Button lock feature

– for younger

children who may

‘accidentally’

change the

settings.

To lock the buttons, briefly press both the upper and lower

buttons at the same time. A flash of orange followed by a green

flash will confirm this. It the buttons are locked, there will be an

orange flash if you try to press any of them. To remo e the

button lock, briefly press both the upper and lower buttons at the

same time. Another orange and then green flash will confirm this.

CR110 Remote Assistant

Light s

hows if assistant is charged

and if it is paired to the processor

Upper

Left Soft Key

Cochlear Key

–

On/Off

Home Screen

Processor Status

Lower Left Soft Key

Lower Right Soft Key

Upper Right Soft Key

Toggle Button for Telecoil

Keypad Lock and U

nlock

lid

Scroll Up or Increase Volume

Mo e left or decrease sensiti ity

Mo e Right or Increase Sensiti ity

Scroll Down or Decrease Volume

USB Cable Socket

Display

Using the Remote Assistant:

You will need to turn the processor itself on:

Now you need to use the Remote Assistant

The processor and the Remote Assistant need to be within two metres of

each other. You do not need to point the assistant at the processor.

Turn on the

processor

On the processor, press and hold down the lower button

for at least one second. Green lights will flash on the

processor when it turns on. The number of green flashes

indicates the program number (1-4).

Turning the

Remote

Assistant on

and off

Press and hold down the Cochlear key

for a couple of

seconds. The screen will light up. To turn it off, press

and hold down the Cochlear key until the screen turns

off.

You will see a steady blue light on the Remote

Assistant when the assistant and the processor are

communicating with each other.

Flashing blue light means there is no

communication. Check the processor is on and near

enough to the assistant.

Checking the

battery

When the scr

een lights up there will be an icon indicating

the le el of battery charge of the Remote Assistant. See

below for charging.

Change

program

The program currently

selected

is displayed on the

screen. These may be displayed as ‘E ery day’, ‘Noise’

‘Focus’ or ‘Music’ or program numbers 1-4. To change

between these two labelling options, press and hold the

two upper soft keys.

The different programs are displayed on the screen.

Press the soft white key abo e or below the program you

want to select.

Chang

olume

Press the upper sil er edge key just abo e the Cochlear

key to turn the olume up. Press the lower sil er edge

key just below the Cochlear key to turn the olume

down.

The default olume is usually 10 and is indicated by a

small orange square on the screen (for unilateral users).

Change

sensiti ity

To increase sensiti ity press the sil er edge key to the

right of the Cochlear key. To decrease sensiti ity press

the sil er edge key to the left of the Cochlear key.

The default sensiti ity setting is usually 12 and is

indicated by a small orange square on the screen (for

unilateral users).

Switch to

Telecoil

Press the telecoil toggle on the side of the assistant

quickly. A black icon for telecoil will appear on the

screen. To switch off use another quick press on the

toggle button and the icon will disappear.

It is also possible to ha e automatic telecoil enabled by

the clinician. When this is enabled you can see a green

telecoil icon with the word ‘auto’ on the screen when the

telecoil is enabled to look for a telecoil. When it finds

one and switches the telecoil on this icon becomes black.

You can switch off the telecoil using a quick press on the

telecoil toggle button (as abo e).

Button lock

feature

This stops settings being

accidentally

anged

when the

Remote Assistant is in your bag or pocket. To lock the

buttons, slide the keypad locker on the side of the

assistant downwards. To unlock it, slide the locker

upwards.

If the Cochlear key does not work or your Remote

Assistant display freezes, you can press the Hard

Reset button on the back of the Remote Assistant

to reset your assistant

Attaching accessories

You can attach the following accessories to the processor using the

accessories socket:

•Lapel microphone

•Freedom Monitor Earphones

•Personal audio cable (for use with battery operated de ices)

•Bilateral personal audio cable

•Mains isolation cable (for use with mains operated de ices)

•FM cables

•Freedom Accessory Adaptor for use with Freedom Monitor

Earphones and other Freedom accessories.

-Carefully lift the accessory socket co er with a fingernail or small

screwdri er.

-Align the connector on the end of the cable or on the adaptor with

the socket.

-Gently push the connector into the socket.

-The processor will automatically detect that an accessory is being

used. When you ha e finished using the accessory, remo e the

cable.

Chec ing the Coil

You can check the coil by putting it on the back

of the Remote Assistant. Place the coil on the

area indicated. If it is not working, there will

be no display on the assistant. An animation

will display on the assistant if the coil is

recei ing sound signals, this is an indication

that the coil is transmitting but does not indicate the quality of the

signal.

Monitor earphones

In order to connect the monitor headphones, you will

need to use the Freedom Accessory Adaptor.

•Connect the Freedom Monitor Earphones to the

Freedom Accessory Adaptor.

•Lift the accessory socket co er of the processor and connect the

other end of the Freedom Accessory Adaptor to the

accessory socket.

•If you wish to test an accessory, connect it into the

Freedom Monitor Earphones.

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