Operating Your Hearing Instrument - Options And Features; Programmable And Exchangeable Controls - Siemens Nitro User Manual

To remove the instrument, gently pull the LifeTip out of your ear
and carefully lift the hearing instrument off your ear. Do not pull
or tug on the LifeTube to remove the Tip or instrument, or the
LifeTube may become damaged (Fig. 10).
Fig. 10: Removing the hearing instrument
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Operating Your Hearing
Instrument – Options and Features
HEARING
Battery
options
INSTRUMENT
shown
below
Microphones
Volume control wheel
Battery compartment door
Optional
OPTIONS AND FEATURES
S-LifeTube/LifeTip
Features
Earhook/Earmol d
Learning volume preference
Volume control alert tones
Program change alert tones
Telecoil
AutoPhone®
Directional microphone
Audio shoe
Battery compartment door lock
Power on dela y
Programs
PROGRAMS
Program numberL istening environment
1
2
3
4
5
Refer to the BTE User Manual f o r information on Optional Features and Programmable Features.
Fig. 11: FEATURE CARD
Options and Features section circled

Programmable and Exchangeable Controls

With the controls you can, for example, adjust the volume or
switch hearing programs. Your hearing instruments either have a
push button or a rocker switch – or no control at all.
Your Hearing Care Professional has has assigned your desired
functions to the controls, and has marked their functions on
your feature card.
Rocker Switch – If your rocker switch is configured as a volume
control pushing it up makes the volume louder. Pushing it down
makes the volume softer.
Your Siemens hearing instrument may have several memories,
also called hearing programs.
If your Rocker Switch is configured as a Program Button then
FEATURE
CARD
Earhook
Refer to the feature
Charging contact
card included with
Audio input
this manual
Low battery indicator
eCharger/Rechargeable
battery
to determine the
e2e wireless® 2.0
Tek® wireless
enhancement syst em
optional features
ProPocket™ remote control
ePen® remote control
your hearing
instrument is
equipped
with (Fig. 11):
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