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Connevans fmGenie Fast Track Manual

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fmGenie Fast Track Guide
for use with neck loops
This Fast Track Guide takes you through the basic steps required to get your
fmGenie working with an inductive neck loop.
Part 1
Batteries
The fmGenie uses standard size AA batteries. Rechargeable batteries are the
recommended option and, once fitted, are charged ʻin situʼ ‒ just like a mobile
phone.
Rechargeable batteries ‒ nickel metal hydride (NiMH)
New rechargeable batteries require charging before use.
1
To fit the batteries, slide open the battery cover
and insert as shown. The technique is a
combination of ʻsqueeze, thumb and wiggleʼ
‒ you wonʼt break it and the firm fit stops the
battery cover accidentally falling off.
2
Do NOT turn on the fmGenie.
3
Plug the twin tail charger into the socket marked ʻChgʼ
and turn on charger ‒ rolling battery bars should be
visible on the right of the status display.
4
The equipment will be given an initial 4 hour charge
‒ enough for a few daysʼ use.
5
When the display goes blank, fmGenie is ready for use.
After this initial charge, your fmGenie will automatically take either a
full or top up charge as required.
Alkaline batteries
The fmGenie can also be used with alkaline AA batteries ‒
which can be useful in an emergency ‒ you could even borrow
some from your TV remote controls!
The performance is the same whatever type of AA battery is used.
Page 55 ‒ User Guide (3rd Edition)
fmGenie Neck Loop Fastrack Guide
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Summary of Contents for Connevans fmGenie

  • Page 1 Part 1 Batteries The fmGenie uses standard size AA batteries. Rechargeable batteries are the recommended option and, once fitted, are charged ʻin situʼ ‒ just like a mobile phone. Rechargeable batteries ‒ nickel metal hydride (NiMH) New rechargeable batteries require charging before use.
  • Page 2 Part 2b Using test headphones to check the fmGenie system Connect an aerial or lapel microphone into the Hearing aid users setting up an fmGenie for themselves should skip this fmGenie transmitter external microphone section and move on to Part 3.
  • Page 3 150mm (the length of armʼs length from somebody talking to you. a biro) from the mouth. Turn on the fmGenie system, give the transmitter to your helper and ask them to walk away whilst talking. The hearing aid user should be able...
  • Page 4 Please refer to the Instruction Booklet for full information, however the following illustrations with pouch & with with An fmGenie can be directly connected to a will give you a quick guide to ʻwhat goes whereʼ. pouch modular neck TV SCART socket...
  • Page 5 Part No. FMG7410 Part No. Pages 59-61 ‒ User Guide (3rd Edition) and Connevans Catalogue ‒ section 1 fmGenie & section 6 for separate items and spares Page 45 ‒ User Guide (3rd Edition) Tips for maintaining radio system reliability Wearing the fmGenie Receiver Pages 22-25 ‒...
  • Page 6 Turn off fmGenie when making changes to settings. Connevans tip: we advise using the bent out end of a paperclip to change switch settings; we can sell you a magnifying glass too, if you need one! To enable the channel changing facility on the Rx, move switch 3 UP.
  • Page 7 Connevans Limited Bridge House, 1 Nutfield Road, Merstham, Surrey RH1 3EB Telephone 01737 247571 Minicom 01737 644016 Fax 01737 223475 Email info@connevans.com Information website: www.connevans.com Online shopping: www.DeafEquipment.com Version 2.5 Feb 2012 ‒ FMG14FNL fmGenie Neck Loop Fastrack Guide...