Phonak Roger Mylink User manual

Overview

By connecting a Phonak Roger MyLink into a student’s or classroom computer, students can receive live, automated captions.

The voice of a teacher or peer using Roger microphone technology is transmitted to third-party software to create automated

captions. Then students can read, in real-time, the captions created during the lesson. Archival and translation of the lessons

is also available through these captioning services.

What is it?

Students can follow the lesson on their personal computer, mobile device or embedded in the instructor’s presentation.

• Produce live, automated captions for your teaching session

• Create automated speech-to-text notes and a “history” of what was said

• Provide translations in over 60 languages

• Read captions on a student’s mobile device, tablet, laptop, (“personal device”) or the classroom’s white board

• Can be used with the PowerPoint software or the web-based PowerPoint app

• Can be used with non-ear level Roger receivers (ex Roger MyLink)

• Each captioning service will interact with your computers or tablets slightly dierently, so partnering with

your school’s IT department will be important

Live, automated captioning providers

To learn more about these services, visit the provider’s website:

Microsoft Translator

https://translator.microsoft.com/help/education/

Interact Streamer

https://successforkidswithhearingloss.com/products/real-time-speech-to-text-translation/

Using Roger™technology

to assist in classroom

Speech-to-Text solutions

Roger MyLink

What is the MyLink?

• It is a personal, non-ear level Roger receiver.

• It has a telecoil loop and headphone output.

• The headphone output is 2.5mm.

• It is portable, battery operated and rechargeable.

When to use the MyLink

• For students who change classrooms or have their own computer, they should have a dedicated MyLink to connect to their

personal device. The student can connect the MyLink at the start of the day, then leave it connected to their personal device,

to have captioning throughout the day.

• In the classroom, where captioning benets multiple students.

• It is great for students with hearing loss and also for language learners who may not

speak or understand the language of the classroom well.

For captions with the MyLink, you'll need:

• a dedicated MyLink (it cannot be in use by the hearing aids for Roger audio input),

• audiocables (see next page),

• a stable and fast internet connection throughout the day, and

• any Roger microphone, including Roger for Education microphones

(e.g. Touchscreen Mic and Roger inspiro) AND Roger for Home microphones

(e.g. Roger Select and the Roger Pen).

Setting up the MyLink with a personal device that has a USB input

• Power on (green light should be showing) and pair to Roger microphone

by pressing connect on the transmitter within 2–4” of the MyLink.

• Use a 2.5mm male to 3.5mm male audio cable to connect the MyLink

to a Pure Audio USB Adapter cable (sold by Success for Kids

with Hearing Loss or Amazon). Plug the 2.5mm

end into the bottom of the MyLink

and the 3.5mm end into the pink

input of USB adapter.

• Plug the USB adapter into the

personal device’s USB port.

• Please see the Final set up steps

section on the last page.

Roger technology to optimize captions

Setting up the MyLink with a personal device that requires a Lightning Connector

• Power on (green light should be showing) and

pair to Roger microphone by pressing connect on

the transmitter within 2–4” of the MyLink.

• Use a TRRS audio cable (2.5mm to 3.5mm); plug

the 2.5mm end into the MyLink audio-in port and

the 3.5mm end into the headphone jack of your

Apple Lightning adapter.

• Plug the Lightning adapter into the personal

device’s Lightning port.

• Now the hardware is set up; you can being using

your selected captioning software.

• Please see the Final set up steps section below.

Final set up steps

Once you’ve set up the MyLink to the student’s personal device, select the default

microphone on the student’s personal device. You’ll want to choose the option on your

device that is equivalent to the "Mic In" plug in. See picture for an example. If you are

unsure how to do this, speak with your IT department or do a simple Google search for

“how to select microphone in on [insert personal device name and type]."

Be sure the speaker is using their best “teacher voice” to improve transcription quality.

Cables mentioned

Unless stated otherwise, all cables above can be purchased from Amazon.

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