Starkey 675 Manuale utente

675

OPERATIONS MANUAL

PxP/ PxPb • Behind-The-Ear

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Your Hearing Instrument ..........................1

Identiﬁcation ...................................2

Batteries ......................................4

Insertion and Removal............................8

OnandOff ....................................10

Volume Levels ..................................11

Multimemory Settings ............................12

Directional Microphones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Using The Telephone.............................14

Feedback .....................................15

DirectAudioInput...............................16

Learning To Hear Well Again.......................17

Realistic Expectations ............................18

The Communication Process.......................19

Handling and Wearing ...........................20

Adjusting To A Noisy World .......................21

Start In Quiet Familiar Places ......................22

Focusing On Speciﬁc Sounds ......................23

Hearing The Television and Radio...................24

Enjoy, But Don’t Overdo It ........................25

How Family and Friends Can Help ..................27

Speak Clearly and Normally .......................28

Minimize Distractions ............................29

Time For Added Consideration.....................30

Let Others Know What You Need ...................31

Hearing Instrument Care ..........................33

Putting It In The Right Place .......................34

Daily Cleaning and Care ..........................35

Avoiding Moisture ...............................36

Service and Repair...............................37

Troubleshooting Guide ...........................38

Working Together ...............................39

FDA Information ................................40

YOUR HEARING INSTRUMENT

Your 675 Behind-The-

Ear (BTE) instrument

is connected by the

earhook to the

customized earmold that

ﬁts comfortably in your

ear. This mold was

crafted directly from

the ear impression

taken by your

hearing professional.

Your BTE may be

programmed to match your particular hearing

requirements. These parameters have been set by

your hearing professional or the manufacturer and

are not adjustable by the wearer.

We are conﬁdent that your listening enjoyment

will be enhanced by the attention given to the

performance and appearance of your 675 BTE.

IDENTIFICATION

1 = EARHOOK

2 = DIRECTIONAL MICROPHONE SOUND INLET

3 = VOLUME CONTROL

4 = VOLUME AND ON-OFF CONTROL

5 = ON-OFF AND MULTIMEMORY CONTROL

6 = MULTIMEMORY BUTTON

7 = BATTERY COMPARTMENT

Your BTE has one of two control conﬁgurations that

operate the instrument. It is important that you are

familiar with the control locations and functions on

your speciﬁc insturment(s).

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Each instrument can be identiﬁed by its serial

number, located on the inside of the battery

compartment.

BATTERIES

Your BTE uses a size

675 battery as its power

source. This battery size

can be identiﬁed by the

blue color code on the

packaging. Be sure to

use the correct size

and type cell for your

instrument. Because of

their size, it’s a good

idea to change and replace batteries above a table

or desk to reduce the risk of dropping the

instrument or battery.

To insert or replace the

battery, open the

battery compartment

by placing your

ﬁngernail under the

edge of the swing-out

door and gently pulling

outward. DO NOT

open the battery door

too far or damage is

likely to occur.

BATTERIES

Place the new

battery in the

compartment

with the plus (+)

sign facing up.

On some instruments, an indicator tone will sound

when the battery’s voltage is low. It is suggested

that you replace the battery when you hear

the tone.

Remove the

existing battery by

pushing it out the

fully open side

of the door.

Close the battery compartment by swinging the door

until it snaps shut. NEVER FORCE THE DOOR SHUT.

This could result in serious damage. If the door will

not close securely, check that the battery is placed

properly in the compartment.

BATTERIES

Your BTE has a tamper-

resistant, locking battery

compartment. The lock

switch is located on the

bottom of the battery door.

To lock the door, use an

appropriate tool to slide the

recessed switch to the left

until it “clicks” and the colored mark is visible.

Locking the door is not necessary for operation.

Because batteries can vary in size and performance,

your hearing professional is your best source for

lifespan estimates and veriﬁcation that you are using

the proper size and type.

BATTERIES

m WARNING:

HEARING INSTRUMENT BATTERIES ARE

DANGEROUS IF SWALLOWED.

National Button Battery

Ingestion Hotline (202) 625-3333

Upon removal from your hearing

instrument, dispose of spent battery cells

immediately in the proper waste or

recycling receptacle.

To help prevent the accidental ingestion of batteries,

keep them out of the reach of children.

Always check your medication before ingesting –

batteries have been mistaken for pills.

Never put batteries in your mouth for any reason, as

they can easily be unintentionally swallowed.

INSERTION AND REMOVAL

Before placing the

BTE earmold into

your ear, be sure the

battery is inserted

and the battery

compartment door

is closed securely.

Also make sure the

instrument is turned

“off.”

To insert, hold the

earmold with your

thumb and foreﬁnger

on the outer side near

the tubing. Gently

insert the canal tip of

the earmold into your

ear canal. Then softly

press the earmold

into place with

your ﬁngertip.

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