Phonak ICom User manual

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Blue, short flash

= 2 phones connected

Blue, solid

= Bluetooth transmission

(music or call)

To check the version of your iCom press the

ON/OFF Button once in standby mode.

Yellow, 3 flashes

= iCom version 3

offers 2 phone support, voice

dialing, last number redial and

audio lock.

Please ask your hearing care professional for

further help.

For your safety, please read the iCom user guide

carefully. Pay particular attention to the “Important

information” section and the following symbol

which refers to associated warnings.

Light indicator (for details refer to the user guide)

Red, one flash

= iCom switching off

Green

= iCom switch on

Yellow, interrupted solid

=Audio transmission

locked in

Yellow, solid

= Audio transmission

Yellow, medium flash

= Audio transmission pause

Blue, medium flash

= 1 phone connected or

Bluetooth audio paused

iCom Quick Guide and features

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Main Button

Voice dial

press 2 seconds

Last number redial

press 2x short

Pick up or end call, accept FM signal

short press

Refuse incoming call

press 2 seconds

ON/OFF Button

press 2 seconds

Quick Guide and Features

Using audio devices and FM

Connecting Connecting

via audio cable via an FM system

쐍To pause/restart transmission of audio inputs

from any source press the Main Button

쐍To stop audio, turn off audio source or

unplug audio cable

쐍To stop FM, switch off FM or unplug the

FM receiver from iCom

If the signal transmission through audio cable or FM

system is not stable, short press the ON/OFF Button

during transmission to “lock” the audio program.

AUDIO

3.5 mm stereo jack

Charging the iCom battery

You can continue to use iCom while it is charging.

Turning your iCom

on and off

press for

2 seconds

Getting started

Setting up Bluetooth devices

Before you start using your iCom with Bluetooth

devices you need to pair the devices. Please refer to

the main user guide for instructions. Pairing code

is “0000”.

sing iCom with one or two mobile phones

쐍You can connect up to two phones at the

same time with iCom

쐍Each phone has its own fixed ringtone

쐍To accept an incoming phone call, press the

Main Button shortly. You will hear the

caller’s voice in your hearing instruments.

emember

your voice is picked up by iCom.

쐍During a call the second phone cannot be

picked up

쐍If two phones are connected at the same time,

Voice dial applies to the last paired

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sing iCom with a cordless (DECT) or older phones

sing cordless phones (DECT) or older phones

with “Headset” profile only

Note: For these phones the Bluetooth indicator

(blue light) might not blink even if the phone was

paired before.

Step 1: On the phone, type the number you want

to dial or select it from the phone book

Step 2: Briefly press the Main Button (or press it

for 2 seconds if you are already in a streaming

iCom program)

Step 3: Wait for 5 seconds

Step 4: The dialing process will start and your

hearing system switches to the phone program

automatically

Features in iCom

Voice dial

Please refer to the phone user manual for instructions.

Press the Main Button for 2 seconds. After you hear

a beep, say the name of the contact you want to call.*

Last number redial

To redial the last number dialled, press the Main

Button twice. The last number dialled is activated

and the call is made.*

* The phone must support these features and the

features must be enabled by your hearing care

professional.

iCom must be switched on but no call and no

music or FM listening is in progress.

Audio lock

You are using the audio cable (jack) or an FM receiver.

But during a speaker pause or very soft music the audio

signal somtimes drops out.

Then press the ON/OFF button shortly to “lock” the

audio signal.

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