Phonak ICom User manual

iCom™

U er Guide

Content

Welcome 6

Description 8

iCom accessories 9

Getting Started 10

Charging the battery 10

Operating time 12

Battery status 13

Turning your iCom ON or OFF 13

Wearing your iCom 14

Indicators cover 16

Introduction to Bluetooth 17

What is Bluetooth? 17

What Bluetooth devices

can I use with my iCom? 17

Bluetooth device compatibility 18

Bluetooth operating range 19

Using a Bluetooth device 20

Content

Setting up Bluetooth devices 21

Pairing with your mobile phone 21

Connecting your mobile phone 23

Pairing and connecting iCom with a Bluetooth

transmitter 24

Pairing and connecting iCom with a Personal

Computer (PC) 26

Deleting Bluetooth pairings 28

Using your iCom with your mobile phone 29

How your iCom interacts with your

mobile phone 29

Speaking into your iCom 31

Moving out of Bluetooth range 32

Incoming calls 32

Accepting incoming calls 33

Rejecting incoming calls 34

Making a call 34

Last number redial, Voice dialing 36

Ending a call 37

Using cordless phones (DECT) or older phones

with “Headset” profile only 38

Using audio devices and FM 40

Streaming priorities 40

Connecting via audio cable (3.5 mm jack) 41

Connecting via Bluetooth 42

Connecting an FM system 43

Start streaming 45

Pause streaming 45

Stop streaming 46

Streaming interruptions 47

Reset button 48

Indicators 50

Important information 56

Maintenance and care 56

Safety notice 57

Important points 58

Troubleshooting 62

Service and warranty 68

Declaration of conformity 69

Congratulations on choosing the iCom from Phonak.

iCom expands the ways in which you hear your world

by wirelessly connecting your hearing instruments to

your TV, mobile phone, portable MP3 player, personal

computer and many other devices.

Please read this manual carefully to benefit from

all the features of your iCom. Ask your hearing care

professional if you have any questions.

For further information, please visit the Phonak

website www.phonak.com.

Phonak – life is on

For your safety, carefully read the chapter

Important information, on pages 56 – 67.

Welcome

What is the iCom?

iCom is the bridge between your hearing instruments

and audio devices:

• It can wirelessly receive audio from Bluetooth-

enabled devices such as mobile phones and

personal computers.

• Using Bluetooth adapters, the iCom can wirelessly

receive audio from devices such as your home

stereo and telephone.

• It can also connect many devices – such as

portable MP3 players and radios – via a standard

audio jack.

• iCom is also compatible with Phonak’s range of

FM receivers via Europlug input.

iCom wirelessly streams the received audio signal to

your hearing instruments so that you can use these

devices easily and seamlessly.

You can concurrently connect multiple audio

devices to your iCom. The audio sources are

automatically prioritized. Refer to page 40 for

more information.

De cription

















Buttons

ON/OFF button

Main button

Bluetooth pairing button

Reset button

Inputs

Audio input (3.5 mm jack)

FM input (Europlug)

Charging input (mini-USB)

Microphone openings

Indicators

Battery indicator

Audio streaming indicator

Bluetooth indicator

Other

Neckloop

• Audio cable, 1 m (3 ft)

• USB cable, 3 m (10 ft)

• Power supply

• Phonak TVLink base station

Contents may vary depending on country.

iCom acce orie

Charging the battery

Your iCom has an internal, rechargeable battery.

To charge it, plug in the charging cable as shown in

the picture below. Then plug the other end of the

charging cable into a power outlet.

For safety reasons, recharge the battery only with

chargers supplied by Phonak or by USB-Certified

chargers > 500mA

Getting Started

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