Oticon OPN User manual

Quick guide

for Oticon Opn & Oticon ON App

What’s new in version

Adjust left and right volume independently ...................12

Adjust tinnitus sounds (if supported by hearing aid) ...........13

New section: Make the most of it ..............................18

Log for an overview of recent events ..........................19

Playback of last hearing aid notification (through event log) ...19

More background images for main screen ......................20

Apple Watch® features added to the guide ....................22

1.4

4 How to pair iPhone with Oticon Opn

6 Hearing aids as the default audio output

8 Install Oticon ON App

10 First time use

11 Home screen functions

12 Select programme/programme with Tinnitus

reief sound/programme settings/volume

and mute

14 Listening to the TV

15 Live Listen/sound from iPhone to your

hearing aids

16 Connecting to the Internet/IFTTT

18 Secondary functions

22 Apple Watch

Introduction

This is a detailed guide on the use of Oticon Opn and the Oticon ON App with iPhone®.

• How to pair the hearing aids with iPhone

• Daily use of iPhone with hearing aids when on a call

• How to use the Oticon ON App

Please visit www.oticon.global/connectivity for more details on compatibility, or see the description for Oticon ON App on the App Store® and Google Play™.

Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple Watch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service

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Table of Contents

4 5

How to pair iPhone with Oticon Opn

Enter Settings

Find the Settings icon

on iPhone.

Select General Select Accessibility Select Hearing Aids Ensure Bluetooth

is on

iPhone will now

search for hearing

aids

Open/close the battery

door on the instruments so

iPhone can recognize them.

Select the hearing

aids once available

Confirm the Bluetooth

pairing request: once

for each hearing aid

6 7

Select Settings 1. Call & Media Audio

2. Always Hearing Aids

1. Hearing Aids

2. Audio Routing

Verify

When answering a call from iPhone, you should see your hearing aids as the default audio output

(and hear the call in the hearing aids).

Select General

Hearing aids as the default audio output

Select Accessibility

8 9

Install Oticon ON App

Find the App Store

icon

Select Search Type “Oticon” Select Oticon ON Select the Download

icon

Installing

10 11

Start Oticon ON App

Once installed, Oticon ON

App can be started from

the home screen.

Lost connection

The red dot on the Oticon

ON App notifies about lost

connection(s).

3D Touch

Press and hold the Oticon

ON App for instant access

to programs.

First time use

When started for the first

time, you should allow

for access to location and

for notifications, for best

possible functionality.

Tutorial

The first time Oticon ON

App is started, a short

tutorial is shown.

You can close the tutorial

with the “X” button.

First time use Home screen functions

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12 13

Select programme/programme with Tinnitus relief sound/programme settings/volume and mute

Start the Oticon ON

App

Select Programme

Touch the active programme

to open the programme

selector (1).

Select the programme you

want (2).

Note: The number of

available programs is

determined by your hearing

care professional.

Select Programme

with relief sounds

If available programs with

Tinnitus relief sounds are

named T1 etc. (1).

Adjust Tinnitus

relief sounds

The level/volume of the

Tinnitus relief sounds can

be adjusted through the

secondary functions (2).

The levels can be

adjusted independently

left and right (3).

L and R volume

If enabled (see settings)

swiping left side (1) will

adjust left hearing aid,

swiping right side (2) will

adjust right side. Swiping in

the middle will adjust left

and right.

Volume

Once started, Oticon ON

App will show the current

programme and current

volume.

To adjust the volume, -

simply swipe your finger up

or down while touching the

screen (1).

Mute hearing aids

Briefly touch the volume

indicator to mute the

hearing aids (1).

You can un-mute by

adjusting the volume or

touching the mute indicator

(2).

Secondary functions

Press the settings indicator

to access the secondary

functions related to the

active programme.

Modify label

Touch the current label and

type the wording you prefer.

14 15

Listening to the TV (requires TV Adapter 3.0) Live Listen/sound from iPhone to your hearing aids

Select Programme

Touch the active programme

to open the programme

selector (1).

Select the TV programme (2).

Note: The number of available

programs is determined

by your hearing care

professional.

Mute hearing aids

Briefly touch the volume

indicator to mute the

sound from the hearing

aids (1).

You can un-mute by

adjusting the volume

or touching the mute

indicator (2).

Secondary functions

Touch the settings indicator

(A) to access the secondary

functions related to the

active programme.

Here, you can change the

name of the TV programme

(1) or regulate the level of the

streamed TV/audio signal (2).

Select Programme

Touch the active programme

to open the programme

selector (1).

Select the Microphone

programme (2).

Note: The number of

available programs is

determined by your hearing

care professional.

Position iPhone near

sound source

Your iPhone will now

transmit sound from the

built-in microphone and

indicate the sound level (1).

Note: First time you use live

listen - you need to allow

access to the microphone.

Modify label

Touch the settings icon (1).

Touch the current label

and type the wording you

prefer (2).

Mute hearing aids

Briefly touch the volume

indicator to mute the sound

from the hearing aids (1).

You can un-mute by adjusting

the volume or touching the

mute indicator (2).

16 17

Connecting to the Internet/IFTTT

Introduction

You can connect your Oticon

hearing aids to the Internet

through the Oticon ON App

and the IFTTT (If This Then

That) service.

Using IFTTT, you can

automate everyday

activities - like turning on

the lights - by turning on

your hearing aids (additional

equipment required). Or, you

can set up a text notification

to be sent to a mobile phone

when your hearing aid

battery gets low.

The possibilities are endless!

Please visit www.

oticon.global/solutions/

accessories/oticon-on/ for

details on what you can do

and how it works.

Here, you can also find more

details about how to set

up and manage your IFTTT

accounts.

Connect to IFTTT

Select the IFTTT main

feature.

First time set-up

Select Get started.

Select Sign up now (1) or

use an existing Facebook®

or Google™ account (2).

If you sign up from the

app, you will receive an

e-mail with a code, which

you will need to enter to

confirm your login.

IFTTT

If the IFTTT option is

turned off, IFTTT events

are not active.

Notifications

If OFF, then no

notifications can be seen

on the notification screen

on iPhone.

Oticon at IFTTT

A direct link to the Oticon

channel on IFTTT.

A direct link to www.

oticon.global/solutions/

accessories/oticon-on/,

where you can find much

more information about

Oticon ON App

and IFTTT.

Sign out

Here, you can sign out

of your Oticon ON IFTTT

channel. This will also

stop all IFTTT events and

triggers.

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Settings

Press the settings icon

to access the secondary

features of the Oticon ON

App (1).

Battery status

A visual presentation of the

battery status of both the

left and the right hearing

aid (2).

Instructions for use

The first time the app connects to the

Internet, it will automatically download the

instructions for your specific hearing aid.

Find my hearing aids

The map will show where your hearing

aids were last connected to iPhone (1).

If close by, the Proximity bars will

indicate how close you are to your

hearing aids (2).

Note: If you go out of range/lose

connection with your hearing aids, the

red/blue markers on the map will show

the last known location of the hearing

aids.

Coping with hearing loss

The app includes information and

advise on how to make the most out

of living with a hearing aid.

Event log

The app includes an

overview of recent events

registered. If e.g. a warning

is heard - it can be found, and

replayed from the event log.

Secondary functions

About the app

Warnings and disclaimers.

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