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  • Page 1 User Guide ™ velocity custom models www.sonici.com...

  • Page 2: Owner Information

    Owner Information Hearing Aid Serial Number(s): left: _______________ Right ______________ Hearing Aid Model(s): left: _______________ Right ______________ Battery Size(s): left: _______________ Right ______________ memory Number listening situation...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents owner information ............2 Hearing expectations ...........4 your Hearing Aid ............6 the cic Hearing Aid .............7 the mc Hearing Aid .............8 the itc Hearing Aid ............9 the Hs Hearing Aid ............10 the ite Hearing Aid ............11 turning your Hearing Aid on and off ......12 Putting on And taking off your Hearing Aid ....13 the volume control ............14 Removing Feedback/squeal ........15...

  • Page 4: Hearing Expectations

    SONIC INNOvatIONS Hearing Expectations Set Appropriate Expectations it is important that you have the right expectations regarding your hearing aids. Hearing aids will give you better hearing, but they are not a cure for hearing loss. People whose expectations are too high ("i thought they would make my hearing normal") are likely to be...
  • Page 5 CuStOm uSer guIde Be Patient unlike eyeglasses, which correct your vision as soon as you first put them on, hearing aids need some time for proper adjustment. it may take several weeks or months to completely adjust to your hearing aids, so try to be patient.

  • Page 6: Your Hearing Aid

    SONIC INNOvatIONS Your Hearing Aid thank you for purchasing a sonic innovations hearing aid. sonic innovations incorporates an advanced digital processor for more lifelike sound. With your hearing aid, you’ll be able to enjoy more natural everyday sound quality. your hearing aid has been programmed to fit your hearing and communication needs.

  • Page 7: The Cic Hearing Aid

    CuStOm uSer guIde The CIC Hearing Aid microphone Battery compartment sound Port *Program Button Removal cord *the model shown includes a program button. your hearing healthcare provider will determine whether it is necessary to include this option on your hearing aid.

  • Page 8: The Mc Hearing Aid

    SONIC INNOvatIONS The MC Hearing Aid microphone sound Port Battery compartment Air vent *Program Button Removal cord *the model shown includes a program button. your hearing healthcare provider will determine whether it is necessary to include this option on your hearing aid.

  • Page 9: The Itc Hearing Aid

    CuStOm uSer guIde The ITC Hearing Aid *Program Button sound Port *microphones Battery compartment Air vent *the model shown includes a program button and two microphones. your hearing healthcare provider will determine whether it is necessary to include any or all of these options on your hearing aid.

  • Page 10: The Hs Hearing Aid

    SONIC INNOvatIONS The HS Hearing Aid *Program Button sound Port Battery compartment *microphones Air vent *the model shown includes a program button and two microphones. your hearing healthcare provider will determine whether it is necessary to include any or all...

  • Page 11: The Ite Hearing Aid

    CuStOm uSer guIde The ITE Hearing Aid *Program Button sound Port Battery compartment *microphones Air vent *the model shown includes a program button and two microphones. your hearing healthcare provider will determine whether it is necessary to include any or all of these options on your hearing aid.

  • Page 12: Turning Your Hearing Aid On And Off

    SONIC INNOvatIONS Turning Your Hearing Aid On and Off your hearing aid may have one of several options to turn it on and off. if your hearing aid has a volume control, slowly rotate the volume control forward to turn it on. it will click as the hearing aid turns on.

  • Page 13: Putting On And Taking Off Your Hearing Aid

    CuStOm uSer guIde Putting On And Taking Off Your Hearing Aid Putting On Your Hearing Aid Hold the hearing aid with your thumb and forefinger. With gentle pressure on the faceplate, guide the instrument into your ear. you may need to gently push the faceplate with your finger for the aid to get a secure fit.

  • Page 14: The Volume Control

    SONIC INNOvatIONS The Volume Control your hearing aid is designed to adjust to the sound level of the environment around you. you should only need to make small volume changes to get natural and comfortable sound. in order to make these small changes, your hearing aid may have a volume control.

  • Page 15: Removing Feedback/Squeal

    CuStOm uSer guIde Removing Feedback/Squeal your hearing aid may have the ability to address feedback (whistle/squeal). to remove feedback: make sure you are in a quiet environment. Press and hold the program button on your hearing aid for four seconds until you hear tones. Note: if you do not hear the tones, this feature is not enabled for your hearing aid.

  • Page 16: Using The Program Button

    SONIC INNOvatIONS Using The Program Button your hearing aid may have a program button. this button gives you the ability to choose different listening programs. When you turn the hearing aid off and then on, it automatically returns to program 1.

  • Page 17: Changing The Battery

    CuStOm uSer guIde Changing The Battery the life of your hearing aid battery will vary depending on your hearing program, the listening situation, and the length of daily use. A tone sequence or voice Alert will tell you when the battery in your hearing aid is low. When you hear the warning, change the battery in your hearing aid.
  • Page 18 SONIC INNOvatIONS Battery Plus sign Battery compartment Battery Battery door Plus sign Important Information About Your Battery Keep batteries out of children’s reach and discard used batteries carefully. care must be taken so that your hearing aid or its accessory items are not accessible to children.

  • Page 19: Change Batteries Regularly

    CuStOm uSer guIde Change Batteries Regularly Below is a table designed to help you determine when you should change the batteries. if your hearing aid is not in use, open the battery compartment door to turn the aid off. this will prevent battery drain. Also, your hearing aid may be programmed with smarttones ™...

  • Page 20: Using The Telephone

    SONIC INNOvatIONS Using the Telephone if your hearing aid has a telecoil option it has the ability to pick up only the sounds coming from a hearing aid- compatible telephone. your hearing healthcare provider can program your hearing aid to take advantage of this option.

  • Page 21: Warranty

    CuStOm uSer guIde Warranty sonic innovations will repair any defective hearing aid part within the period covered by your warranty. Ask your hearing healthcare provider for details. labor and parts are covered by this limited warranty. if your hearing aid malfunctions, contact your hearing healthcare provider.

  • Page 22: Maintenance And Care

    SONIC INNOvatIONS Maintenance and Care your hearing aid needs to be cleaned daily. you can wipe the outside surface with a soft cloth or tissue. Always store your hearing aid inside its case when not in use. Important Care Tips •...
  • Page 23 CuStOm uSer guIde Wax Guards Hearing aids feature wax guards to protect the hearing aid from earwax. Wax guards can either be replaced by you or by your hearing healthcare provider. Ask your hearing healthcare provider which wax guard your hearing aid uses.

  • Page 24: Cleaning The Vent

    SONIC INNOvatIONS Cleaning the Vent the vent cleaning tool is designed to remove cerumen (earwax) from the vent in your hearing aid. We recommend that you clean your hearing aid in the morning. this allows cerumen to dry overnight and to be more easily removed from the aid.
  • Page 25 CuStOm uSer guIde Figure 1 - Top View Vent Tube Filament Removal cord Figure 2 - Bottom View Filament vent tube Removal cord...

  • Page 26: Troubleshooting

    SONIC INNOvatIONS Troubleshooting Problem solution No sound Battery may be low or dead Replace battery Hearing aid may not be on turn on the hearing aid sound port may be blocked clear sound port or contact hearing healthcare provider volume may be turned down...
  • Page 27 CuStOm uSer guIde if you are having trouble with your hearing aid, check this guide to quickly find a possible solution: Problem solution sound is distorted, Not clear Battery may be low or dead Replace battery there may be poor battery contact hearing healthcare contact provider...

  • Page 28: Warning To Hearing Aid Users

    SONIC INNOvatIONS Warning to Hearing Aid Users consult your physician if excessive earwax, skin irritation, or a foreign object prevents you from wearing your hearing aid. Always remove the aid while undergoing any kind of electromagnetic treatment such as X-Rays, magnetic...

  • Page 29: Get The Most From Your Hearing Aid

    CuStOm uSer guIde Get the Most from your Hearing Aid consistent use of your hearing aid is strongly recommended. in most cases, infrequent use does not allow you to obtain the full benefit from your aid. your hearing healthcare provider can also assist you in other hearing improvement techniques.
  • Page 30 SONIC INNOvatIONS...
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  • Page 33 Sonic Innovations, Inc. 2795 East Cottonwood Parkway, Suite 660 Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 United States of America (888) 678-HEAR (4327) Sonic Innovations GmbH 9. Stock Mexikoring 33 22297 Hamburg Germany +49 (40) 61 1075 Austria: Australia: +43 34 52 848 21...
  • Page 34 © 2008 Sonic Innovations, Inc. All rights reserved. This booklet must be accompanied by supplement 4001341 in the U.S.A. 4001338.A...

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