Phonak Audeo User manual

User Guide

0459

Contents

Welcome 3

Description 4

Preparation 6

Replacing the battery 6

Identifying left and right Audéo 9

Inserting Audéo with

Fidelity Sound Port and Dome into your ear 10

Operation 14

Switching ON/OFF 14

Fine tuning Audéo 15

Remote control (optional) 16

Maintenance 20

Microphone Protector 20

Important points 22

Warning 24

Service and Warranty 26

Phonak distributors worldwide 28

Congratulations on choosing Audéo Personal

Communication Assistant, the most sophisticated

communication device currently available. It uses

the latest advances in digital sound processing to

automatically adjust to your listening needs. Audéo

Personal Communication Assistant provides the

highest sound quality, speech understanding and

listening comfort in all your personal communication

situations. Its modern design is inconspicuous when

worn and ensures optimal placement on the ear for

best performance.

Audéo is a quality product developed by the Swiss

company Phonak, a world leader in communication

technology, innovation and reliability. Please read

this manual carefully to benefit from all the features

of your new Personal Communication Assistant. With

proper care, Audéo will support your understanding

for many years.

If you want additional information about Audéo,

please visit the Audéo website www.audeoworld.com

Phonak – your partner for good hearing!

Welcome

Description

Audéo with Fidelity Sound Port

햲Microphone inputs with

Microphone Protector

햳Battery compartment with

ON/OFF switch

햴Fidelity Sound Port

햵Retention (optional)

햶Dome

햳

햴

햶

햲

햵

Protective case

A special protective case is provided to securely

store your Personal Communication Assistants (PCAs)

and batteries.

Store your Audéo PCAs in their protective case when

not in use and leave the battery compartment in

the OFF position (as described on page 14) to allow

any moisture to evaporate. Remove the batteries if

you will not be using your PCAs for any length of time.

햲Left Audéo 햴Spare batteries

햳Right Audéo

햲

햳

햴

Preparation

Replacing the battery

Using the nail grip, open the battery compartment

completely and remove the old battery.

Remove the

protective foil

from the new

battery. Wait for

two minutes

before inserting it.

Insert the new battery with the “+” sign (flat side of

the battery) in line with the “+” marked on the battery

compartment and close it.

Replacing the battery

Handle the battery compartment with care and

do not use excessive force.

If there is any resistance when shutting the

compartment, ensure that the battery is inserted

correctly. The compartment may not close

properly if the battery is upside down and the

instrument will not work.

When your Audéo is not in use, leave the

battery compartment open to allow any moisture

to evaporate.

We recommend you only use batteries which your

Audéo specialist approves and sells.

Low battery warning

An acoustic signal gives you an early warning

that the battery is approaching exhaustion.

Usually you have at least 30 minutes to replace

the battery. With very high quality batteries,

this reserve may be much higher and Audéo will

repeat the low battery warning approximately

every 30 minutes.

Preparation

Identifying left and right Audéo

It is important to use the correct Audéo for each ear.

Your Audéo specialist can mark them for you with a

color code placed in the battery compartment.

The color code is visible when the battery compartment

is opened.

It will identify left and right instruments as follows:

blue = red =

left Audéo right Audéo

Inserting Audéo with Fidelity Sound Port

and dome into your ear

Open domes

Place the Audéo over the top of your ear 햲.

Preparation

햲

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