Oticon Delta 4000 User manual

Delta Success Manual

The Complete Guide to

Delta Fitting and Operations

Introduction 6

Working with Delta 7

Choosing Delta 8

Fitting Delta 10

Selecting the speaker unit length 11

Attaching the speaker unit 13

Replacing the speaker unit 14

Attaching the ear grip 15

Taking off the ear grip 16

Inserting and placing the device on the ear 18

Manipulating the speaker unit 20

Ear Pieces 23

Selecting the dome 24

Choosing the correct dome size 26

Changing the dome 27

Micro Mold 28

Attaching the Micro Mold 30

Taking off the Micro Mold 33

Fitting Delta in Genie 34

Ampliﬁcation strategies 35

Ear pieces 36

Fitting ﬂow 39

Selection 40

Fitting 42

Verifying the setting 43

Changing the rationale and dome size 44

Table of Contents

Changing dome in Genie during ﬁtting 46

Changing rationale during ﬁtting 47

End Session 49

Fine tuning 51

Delta Colors 53

Shell color guide 54

Changing the shell 56

Same-day Instant Fit 58

Instructions to the User 60

FAQ 62

Overview 66

Main device elements 67

Ampliﬁer unit details 68

Speaker unit details 69

Tools 70

How to change...? 71

Where do I ﬁnd...? 72

Delta – available for all!

With its innovative design and phenomenally small

size, Delta has forever changed people’s perception

of hearing aids from being “big, bulky and beige” to

being modern and fashionable. Delta has taken the

market by storm and established RITE (receiver-in-

the-ear) as a new category of hearing device.

Thanks to its new Micro Mold and broadband

ﬁtting strategy, you can now ﬁt Delta to any

conﬁguration of hearing loss up to 80 dB HL.

Furthermore, with the addition of the new lower

priced Delta 4000, you now have 3 price options.

An exceptional ease of ﬁt and amazing versatility

make Delta the most attractive micro BTE family on

the market. When people see it, they love it. You

can now ﬁt Delta to 4 out of 5 people you see in

your clinic today. Just let them try it!

This guide takes you through the simple steps of

selecting, presenting, ﬁtting, operating and selling

Delta. It will enable you to quickly get comfortable

with Delta and the many new possibilities it offers.

Introduction

Working with Delta

Choosing Delta

Selecting the

Speaker Unit

Selecting the

Ear Piece

Fitting

Selecting and Changing

Shell Color

Delta 8000

“For those who simply want the best”

Premium technology with enhanced bandwidth for the best speech in noise performance and greatest ease

of listening.

Delta 6000

Upgraded with Adaptive Directionality.

Advanced features for more value-conscious people who desire high-end performance, but are willing to

trade-off some of the most sophisticated performance features for a lower price.

Delta 4000

New Value Option.

Attractive design at an attractive price. No need to sacriﬁce on style because of affordability. Standard

features enabled by proven automatics for good all-round performance.

Choosing Delta

Delta 4000 Delta 6000 Delta 8000

Directionality

Noise reduction

Sound quality

Fitting ﬂexibility

Cosmetics

Fitting Delta

For the ideal cosmetic appearance and most comfortable ﬁt

with Delta please consider the following:

• Selection of correct speaker unit length

• Selection of correct dome size

• Correct insertion of speaker in the ear

• Use of the ear grip, if necessary

Selecting Speaker Unit Length

The speaker unit is available in four lengths and in

left/right versions. No. 1 is the shortest and no. 4 is

the longest. The lengths most commonly used are 2

and 3.

The speaker should sit comfortably and hidden

in the ear canal. The wire should be ﬂush with

the skin, and the top of the ampliﬁer should sit

horizontally on top of the ear, behind the pinna.

1 2 3 4

Use the measuring tool to select the correct speaker

unit length. Place the measuring tool on the ear,

as shown. Choose the length corresponding to the

size-marking on the measuring tool at the top of the

ear canal opening.

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