Cochlear Baha 6 Max User manual

Quick guide for Android™connectivity

Cochlear™Baha®6 Max

Sound Processor

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Benets of direct-to-device

connectivity from compatible Android™

smartphones (ASHA).

• Stream your favorite movies, TV shows, music and

more directly to your sound processor

• Stream phone calls directly to the sound processor

• Use the Cochlear™Baha®Smart App

Compatibility

For up-to-date compatibility, please refer to

www.cochlear.com/compatibility

Pairing and connecting the

sound processor

Below are example screens that shows how to

pair your Baha 6 Max Sound Processor with an

Android smartphone.

Please refer to the user guide for your

compatible Android smartphone and

follow the instructions on how to pair

a Bluetooth®device.

1. Go to Settings > Connections >

Bluetooth and make sure Bluetooth

is turned on (g. 1,2).

2. Restart the sound processor by

opening and closing the battery door

(  g . 3 ) .

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Quick guide for Android connectivity

Cochlear™Baha®6 Max

Sound Processor

Pairing and connecting the

sound processor

3. Your sound processor will be listed

under Available devices (g. 4). If your

sound processor does not appear,

restart it and also tap ‘Scan’ in the

top-right corner of your smartphone

screen (g. 5).

4. Tap on the name of your sound

processor in the list to establish a

connection (g. 6).

5. The smartphone will pair and connect

to the sound processor (g. 7).

Unpairing your sound

processor

To remove a previously paired sound

processor from your smartphone,

go to Settings > Bluetooth and tap

on the cog wheel next to your sound

processor (g 7).

In the bottom-right corner of

the screen that opens up (g. 8),

tap to ‘Unpair’.

Your device will still show in the list

of available Bluetooth devices.

To pair to it again, simply tap it.

To clear the list of available devices,

turn Bluetooth o, then on.

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Quick guide for Android connectivity

Cochlear™Baha®6 Max

Sound Processor

Streaming phone calls

Once paired, phone calls can be streamed directly

to the connected sound processor.

When the sound processor connects, it should

become the default audio streaming destination.

When you make a phone call, a menu automatically

pops up allowing you to select where audio should

be streamed.

When you receive a phone call (or during a

phone call), you can press the “Bluetooth” icon

(g. 9) on the screen and select where audio

should be streamed.

Re-connecting to your smartphone

The device will disconnect from your sound

processor when you turn o the sound processor,

when the sound processor battery level is too low,

or when you are out of range.

To automatically reconnect, make sure the sound

processor has sucient battery power and your

sound processor is within range of the device.

You should hear a series of beeps in the sound

processor conrming the connection.

If the connection is not automatically re-

established, you may need to unpair your sound

processor and repeat the pairing sequence.

Pairing to bilateral sound processors

To stream audio to two sound processors

simultaneously they need to be bilaterally paired.

If you don’t know if your sound processors are

bilaterally paired, contact your and ensure that your

two sound processors have been congured as a left

and a right device and that Control Sync is ON.

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Quick guide for Android connectivity

Cochlear™Baha®6 Max

Sound Processor

Pairing to more than one smartphone

You can pair up to ve dierent smartphones to your sound processor,

but you can only be connected to one sound processor (or bilateral pair)

at a time.

To manually change connection between devices, turn o Bluetooth on

the connected device, and turn on Bluetooth on the device you want to

connect to. It will then automatically reconnect.

Support

For more information and support on the Baha 6 Max Sound Processor

and Android streaming, please contact your hearing care professional,

refer to the sound processor user manual or visit the Cochlear website:

www.cochlear.com

For further support visit www.cochlear.com/customer-service to nd

contact details to your local Cochlear Customer Service team.

Please seek advice from your health professional about treatments for hearing loss. Outcomes may vary, and your health professional will advise you about the factors

which could aect your outcome. Always read the instructions for use. Not all products are available in all countries. Please contact your local Cochlear representative

for product information.

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