Phonak CROS P-13 User manual

Phonak CROS P

User Guide

Phonak CROS P-13

Your CROS device details

CROS device models

cCROS P-13

Earpieces

cDome

cSlimTip

cCROS Tip

Battery size

If no box is checked and you do not know the model

of your CROS device, please ask your hearing care

professional.

Your CROS device operates between 2.4 GHz–2.48GHz

frequency range. When ying please check if ight

operator requires devices to be switched into ight

mode, see chapter 11.

CROS device model

Phonak CROS P-13

This user guide is valid for:

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Your CROS device have been developed by Phonak —

a world leader in hearing solutions based in Zurich,

Switzerland.

These premium products are the result of decades of

research and expertise and are designed to keep you

connected to the beauty of sound! We thank you for

making such a great choice and wish you many years of

listening pleasure.

Please read the user guide carefully to make sure that you

understand and get the best out of your CROS device.

Training is not required for handling of this device.

A hearing care professional will help set up this CROS

device according to your individual preferences during

the tting consultation.

For more information regarding features, benets, set

up, use, maintenance or repairs of your CROS device

and accessories, please contact your hearing care

professional or the manufacturer representative.

Additional information can be found in the datasheet

of your product.

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Contents

Your CROS device

1. Quick guide

2. Parts of the CROS device

Using the CROS device

3. Left & right CROS device markings

4. On/O

5. Batteries

6. Putting on the CROS device

7. Removing the CROS device

8. Multi-function button

9. Connectivity overview

10. Initial pairing

11. Phone calls

12. Flight mode

Further Information

13. Operating, transport and storage conditions

14. Care and maintenance

15. Exchanging the earpice from the tube

16. Service and warranty

17. Compliance information

18. Information and description of symbols

19. Troubleshooting

20. Important safety information

21. For the US market only, complies with the

FDA regulations

1. Quick guide

Left & right markings

Changing batteries

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Blue marking for left side.

Red marking for right side

Remove the

stickerfrom the

new battery and

wait two minutes.

Open the

batterydoor.

Place battery in

the battery door

with the “+”

symbol facing

upwards.

On/O

Multi-function button

Flight mode

The button has several functions.

It functions as a volume control in the

absence of wireless transmission of sound

from the CROS device to the hearing aid,

a balance control when there is a wireless

transmission of sound from the CROS

device to the hearing aid and/or

aprogram change depending on the

CROS device programming. This is

indicated in your individual instructions.

If paired with a Bluetooth® enabled

phone, a short press will accept and a

long press will reject an incoming call.

To enter ight mode press the lower

part of the button for 7 seconds while

closing the battery door. To exit ight

mode, simply open and close the

battery door again.

OOn

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CROS P-13

2. Parts of the CROS device

The following pictures show the CROS device model

described in this user guide. You can identify your

personal model by checking “Your CROS device details”

on page 3.

Possible earpieces

Phonak CROS device + Phonak hearing aid =

Phonak CROS system

Phonak CROS P only works in connection

with a Phonak Audéo™ P hearing aid as the receiver.

Battery door

Anchor (optional)

Multi-function button

Tube

Speaker dummy

(without earpiece attached)

The Phonak CROS device is an application for unaidable

hearing loss on one side. It is placed on the impaired ear

and wirelessly transmits sound to the Phonak hearing aid

on the other ear.

CROS TIP

SlimTipDome

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3. Left & right CROS device markings

There is a red or blue marking on the back of the CROS

device and on the speaker dummy. This will tell you if

the CROS device is meant to be worn on the left or the

right ear.

Blue marking for left side.

Red marking for right side.

4. On/O

The battery door is also the on/o switch.

Closed battery door =

hearingaid is on

Open battery door =

hearingaid is o

When you switch on the CROS device you might

hear a start-up melody in the hearing aid.

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5. Batteries

Remove the

stickerfrom the

new battery and

wait two minutes.

Open the

batterydoor.

Place battery in

the battery door

with the “+”

symbol facing

upwards.

If it is dicult to close the battery door, check that

the battery is inserted correctly and the “+” symbol

is facing upwards. If the battery is not inserted

correctly, the CROS device will not work and the

battery door could be damaged.

Low power: You will hear two beeps when the battery

is low. You will have approximately 30 minutes to

change the battery (this can vary, depending on the

hearing aid settings and battery). We recommend that

you always have a new battery on hand.

1. 2. 3.

Please ensure you use the correct type of battery in

your CROS device (zinc-air). Please also read chapter

20.2 for further information on product safety.

Replacement battery

This CROS device requires a 13 zinc-air battery. Identify

the correct battery size by checking the following table.

Model

Phonak CROS

P-13T

Zinc-air

battery

size

Color

marking on

package

orange

IEC

code

PR48

ANSI

code

7000ZD

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6. Putting on the CROS device

Place the CROS device behind

your ear.

Insert the earpiece into your

ear canal.

7. Removing the CROS device

Pull on the bend of the tube

and remove the CROS device

from behind the ear.

If there is an anchor attached

to the earpiece, tuck it into

the bowl of your ear to secure

your hearing aid.

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8. Multi-function button

It functions as a volume

control in the absence of

wireless transmission of

sound from the CROS device

to the hearing aid, a balance

control when there is a

wireless transmission of

sound from the CROS device

to the hearing aid and/or a

The multi-function button has several functions.

program change depending on the CROS device

programming. This is indicated in your individual “CROS

device instructions.” Please ask your hearing care

professional for a printout.

If the CROS system is paired with a Bluetooth enabled

phone, a short press on the upper or lower part of the

button will accept an incoming call and a long press will

reject an incoming call — refer to chapter 10.

9. Connectivity overview

The illustration below shows the connectivity options

available for your CROS system.

* The TV Connector can be connected to any audio source such as a TV, PC or hi- system.

** Roger wireless microphones can be connected to your CROS system as well.

Bluetooth® enabled

device, e.g. cell

phone

TV Connector connected to TV*

Roger**

The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and

any use of such marks by Sonova AG is under license.

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