Cochlear ESPrit ear level User manual

Cochlear

ESPrit ear level

Microphone ports

Esprit 22

for Nucleus

22 implants,

labelled

along the

spine.

ESPrit 24

for Nucleus

24 implants

Ear hook

Sensitivity / volume

control

Program switch

0 = off

P1 = program 1

P2 = program 2

ransmittin

cable

ransmittin

coil

ransmittin

cable

ransmittin

coil

Battery cover

They are the same

device but use

different

transmitting leads.

The ESPrit ear level consists of the processor and transmitting coil

ransmitting coils and cables

and cable.

Tbles for the Nucleus 22 (done

has E22 s two

il for the Nucleus 24 has three pins. The cable has three pins.

order to replace the transmitting cable, the battery cover needs to

nce the cover has been removed, you need to insert the smaller

ake sure that the cable fits into the

o do this, line up the hinge with the pin

ake sure that the cable exits at the

he Magnet

There are different coils and ca

before 1996) and the Nucleus 24 implants.

The coil for the ESPrit 22 has a two pin socket and

embossed in the centre on the back of the coil. The cable ha

pins.

The co

be removed (see Changing the Batteries below).

plug on the transmitting cable into the socket.

groove at the base of the ESPrit.

Then replace the battery cover.

at the base of the processor and

carefully close the cover.

base of the device.

Tor to hold it less firmly against the head, turn it anti-

it or tighten the hold, turn it clockwise. ting the clinic.

To remove this

clockwise.

To replace

Do not change the magnet strength without consul

Switching on and off hild’s head before switching on the

off using the program switch. l

hanging the batteries

The coil must be on the c

processor or it will shut itself off.

The processor is switched on and

There are two program slots available and the implant centre wil

advise which one is activated for general use, usually P1.

e diagram. ith the

the processor is switched on and no sound is heard, it is worth

otary wheel control

Switch off the processor.

Pull the cover back as in th

The two batteries should be inserted w

positive side up.

switching it off again for a few seconds and then trying again.

Rvolume or sensitivity.

ccessories

This can be set to adjust

Amber of accessories which can be attached to the nd

There are a nu

device. To attach them, the battery cover needs to be removed a

replaced by the audio cover as follows:

Switch off the processor.

Remove the Line up the hinge with

Connect the accessory

batter

cover the pin at the base of

the device and close th

cover carefully.

into the base of the

audio cover.

Some audio equipment requires an accessory adaptor cable to be

or more information, see troubleshooting ESPrit

plugged into the audio cover and then connected to another cable

which connects to the external device.

For try the Cochlear

website: http://www.cochlear.co.uk/PDFs/EspritUserManual.pdf

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