Phonak Roger NeckLoop User manual

Roger NeckLoop

User Guide

Contents

1. Welcome 5

2. Getting to know your Roger NeckLoop 6

2.1 Compatibility 7

2.2 Device description 8

2.3 Accessories included 9

2.4 LED and display icons 10

3. Getting started 14

3.1 Charging 14

3.2 Wearing 17

3.3 Connecting to a Roger microphone 18

3.4 Adjusting the volume 20

4. Using USB for audio 21

5. Checking receiver functionality 23

5.1 Connecting headphones 23

5.2 Setting maximum volume 25

6. Troubleshooting 26

7. Compliance information 30

8. Information and explanation of symbols 39

9. Important safety information 43

9.1 Hazard warnings 43

9.2 Product safety information 46

9.3 Other important information 47

10. Care and maintenance 48

11. Service and warranty 49

11.1 Local warranty 49

11.2 International warranty 49

11.3 Warranty limitation 50

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This user guide is valid for:

Wireless models CE mark applied

Roger NeckLoop (02) 2020

Roger NeckLoop (03) 2020

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Congratulations on choosing Roger NeckLoop from

Phonak.

Roger NeckLoop is an easy-to-use and affordable

Roger™ receiver suitable for use with any hearing aid or

sound processor featuring a T-coil (from Phonak or any

other manufacturer). Roger NeckLoop is compatible

with Roger microphones from Phonak.

Please read this User Guide carefully to make sure that

you understand and get the best out of your device. If

you have any questions, please consult your hearing

care professional or sales representative.

Phonak – life is on

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1. Welcome

6

2. Getting to know your

Roger NeckLoop

Your hearing solution consists of three main elements:

Roger NeckLoop, your hearing aid/sound processor

and a Roger microphone.

The Roger microphone transmits the talker’s voice

wirelessly to your hearing aid/sound processor via the

Roger NeckLoop. You only need to activate the T-coil in

your hearing aid/sound processor to hear the talker’s

voice loud and clear.

2.1 Compatibility

Your hearing aid/sound processor must feature a T-coil

to receive speech signals from Roger NeckLoop. Please

ask your hearing care professional if you are unsure

whether or not your hearing aids have a T-coil.

A compatible Roger microphone is also required to

pick up the voice of the talker.

7

Talker

Using Roger microphone

Listener

Using hearing aids

and Roger NeckLoop

8

1 Display

2 Battery level indicator

3 Sockets for detachable

neck loop

4 On/o button

5 Volume control buttons

6 Volume limiter button

7 Headphone socket

8 USB C socket

2.2 Device description

1

4

2

5

3

8

7

6

9

2.3 Accessories included

External power supply

(part no. 075-0020-xx)

USB cable

(part no. 043-3093)

Inductive neck loop

(part no. 043-4002-1)

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Operation

Display and battery

level indicator are lit

for a few seconds.

Roger NeckLoop has

been switched on and is

ready for use.

Connect icon shows in

display.

Roger microphone is

successfully connected

to Roger NeckLoop.

Disconnect icon shows

in display.

No transmitter is

connected, or the

microphone is turned

o/out of range.

2.4 LED and display icons

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