Audio Streaming - oticon INTIGA Manual

STOP sound
• Press the ConnectLine Microphone button until the
green and the orange lights go out. The Music light on
the Streamer will also go out.
Accepting phone calls while using ConnectLine
Microphone
An incoming call either mobile or from the Phone Adapter
will be indicated by a ringing sound. When the phone call is
over, Streamer will return to the ConnectLine Microphone
sound.
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Audio Streaming

Streamer can receive audio signals from radio, PC, MP3
players or other devices.
Audio sources using Bluetooth (A2DP) can be paired to
Streamer to stream music etc. wirelessly. Other audio
sources can be connected by means of the Audio Cable.
Communication from Streamer to the hearing instruments
will always be wireless.
Wireless Audio Input
Music from a stereo Bluetooth device is connected to
Streamer when:
— the two devices are paired
— inside the Bluetooth range (10 meters)
When the music player (or other stereo audio source) is
turned on, streaming is automatically started via Streamer
and played in the hearing instruments.
Starting wireless audio streaming
Audio streaming can always be started from Streamer with
a long push on the Audio button. If no TV Adapter has been
paired to Streamer – then a short push on the Audio button
will also start streaming.
Note! This feature is only available in Streamer 1.3 or later.
To upgrade Streamer firmware to a later version please
see page 80-81.
Stop wireless audio streaming
The audio streaming is ended by pressing Streamer's Audio
button. The hearing instruments will return to the General
program (P1).
Wired Audio Input
When the jack wire connects from an audio player to
Streamer, Streamer will start streaming sound after the
Audio button is pressed.
Stop audio streaming
When the jack is removed or the Audio button is used to
end the audio transmission, the hearing instruments will
return to the General program (P1).
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