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Summary of Contents for Audio Service SUN G3
- Page 1 USER MANUAL RIC HEARING SYSTEMS MOOD G3 SUN G3 RIXX G3...
- Page 3 DEAR CUSTOMER, Congratulations on your new hearing systems. You have decided to purchase advanced and high-quality products. By purchasing these hearing systems, you have taken an important step to enable yourself to hear well again. We are sure that these hearing systems will soon become indispensable to you and will make your life safer and more enjoyable.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS YOUR HEARING SYSTEMS – Type of hearing systems – Diagram of the hearing systems 6 – 7 – Ear molds – Batteries – Configuration of your hearing systems 9 – 10 SAFETY INFORMATION – Symbols BATTERIES 12 – 14 DAILY USE –... -
Page 5: Your Hearing Systems
YOUR HEARING SYSTEMS TYPE OF HEARING SYSTEMS Your hearing systems are RIC hearing systems (receiver-in-canal). The speaker sits in the auditory canal and is connected to the hearing system by a cable. The hearing systems are not intended for babies, small children or people with mental disabilities. YOUR HEARING SYSTEMS... -
Page 6: Diagram Of The Hearing Systems
DIAGRAM OF THE HEARING SYSTEMS ❏ RIXX G3 Battery type 10 non-rechargeable ❏ MOOD G3 Battery type 312 rechargeable ❏ SUN G3 Battery type 13 rechargeable YOUR HEARING SYSTEMS... - Page 7 Hearing system (technology) Receiver Microphone protection Battery compartment Charging contact (depends on the model) CLIC MOULD (individual ear mold as an alternative to the dome) Removal line Receiver connection Dome (standard ear mold) Rocker switch Can be programmed by your hearing system specialist –...
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Page 8: Ear Molds
EAR MOLDS Your hearing systems have one of the following ear molds: ❏ CLIC MOULD ❏ DOME Item Size Click Dome Open 4 mm ❏ Click Dome Open 8 mm ❏ Click Dome Open 10 mm ❏ Click Dome Semi-open 12 mm ❏... -
Page 9: Configuration Of Your Hearing Systems
CONFIGURATION OF YOUR HEARING SYSTEMS Control Rocker switch function Program selection Quick press Program change with Quick press on/off function Press for approx. 2 sec. Volume control Quick press Volume control and Quick press program change Press for approx. 2 sec. Volume control and Quick press program change with... -
Page 10: Configuration Of Your Hearing Systems
CONFIGURATION OF YOUR HEARING SYSTEMS Functions Binaural synchronization Power-on delay AutoPhone Telephone coil program Varying AudioSpot Tinnitus noiser louder/softer Signals for Program selection Battery warning sound Volume limit Volume control Varying AudioSpot 10 - YOUR HEARING SYSTEMS... -
Page 11: Safety Information - Symbols
SAFETY INFORMATION SYMBOLS Symbols used in this document Indicates a situation that could result in serious, moderate or minor injury. Indicates potential property damage. Instructions and tips on how to use your hearing systems better and more effectively. Indicates that an action is required. Indicates an option not available for every hearing system. -
Page 12: Batteries
BATTERIES HANDLING THE BATTERIES Use only rechargeable or disposable batteries of the correct size. Charge rechargeable batteries before using them for the first time (further information is available in the user manual “Smart Power”). Remove the protective film from batteries only when you are ready to use them. - Page 13 BATTERY POWER RUNNING LOW Your hearing system specialist can program your hearing system so that an audible signal warns you when the battery is running low. Change or recharge the battery when you hear this audible signal or if the amplification starts to fade. INSERTING THE BATTERY Open the battery compartment fully using your finger nail (see figure).
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Page 14: Daily Use
REMOVING THE BATTERY Open the battery compartment. The battery will fall out as soon as the compartment has been fully opened. If the battery does not fall out, tap lightly on the casing or use the magnetic pen. The magnetic pen is available as an accessory. - Page 15 INSERTING THE HEARING SYSTEM Keep the receiver cable close to the ear mold. Slide the ear mold gently into the auditory canal (1). It may be helpful to tug the ear gently upwards or backwards. Twist the ear mold slightly until a good fit is attained.
- Page 16 REMOVING THE HEARING SYSTEM Pick up the hearing system and slide it out from behind your ear (1). If your hearing system has a CLIC MOULD, pull the removal line towards the back of your head in order to remove the ear mold (2). For all other ear molds (domes): Grasp the receiver in the ear canal with two fingers and pull it out gently.
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Page 17: Switching The Hearing System On And Off
(volume and hearing program) will be active. Press and hold the button for approximately 2 seconds. WITH ROCKER SWITCH (MOOD G3 AND SUN G3) ❏ Press the rocker switch up or down for approx. 2 or 5 seconds. - Page 18 WITH REMOTE CONTROL (DEPENDS ON THE MODEL) ❏ See the remote control user manual. A signal may be sounded if desired when switching on or off. You will only hear it if you are wearing the hearing systems. USING THE SMARTPHONE APP ❏...
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Page 19: Program Selection
WITH PUSH BUTTON (RIXX G3) ❏ Press the push button briefly. The hearing system changes to the next program. WITH ROCKER SWITCH (MOOD G3 AND SUN G3) ❏ Press up briefly or for approx. 2 seconds to switch to the next program. -
Page 20: Volume Control
AUTOMATIC ❏ The volume is automatically adjusted when the hearing systems are in use. WITH ROCKER SWITCH (MOOD G3 AND SUN G3) ❏ Press the top of the rocker switch briefly to increase the volume. Press the bottom of the rocker switch briefly to reduce the volume. -
Page 21: Additional Functions
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS PHONE CALLS Hold the telephone receiver slightly higher than usual during phone calls. The receiver must point towards the hearing system. Turn the telephone receiver slightly, so that the ear is not completely covered by the telephone receiver. TELEPHONE COIL PROGRAM If you prefer specific volume settings when making phone calls, ask your hearing system specialist to set up a special telephone coil... - Page 22 Not all telephones generate a magnetic field that is strong enough to activate the AutoPhone function. In this case, use the Audio Service AutoPhone magnet, which is available as an accessory, and attach it to the tele- phone receiver.
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Page 23: Tinnitus Function
TELEPHONE COIL PROGRAM AND REMOTE CONTROL (DEPENDS ON THE MODEL) NOTE For systems with a wireless connection: The remote control may cause a pulsing sound when the telephone coil program is active. Keep the remote control at least 10 cm away from the hearing system. - Page 24 Requirements: ƒ You must be wearing two hearing systems. ƒ On one hearing system the rocker switch must be programmed for the “Varying AudioSpot” function. Refer to the chapter “Configuration of your hearing systems” for settings of the rocker switch. The Bluetooth Smart Connect remote control and the Smart Connect app offer even more options for settings.
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Page 25: Wireless Functionality
If interference occurs, move further away from the source of the interference. ACCESSORIES Optional accessories are available for your Audio Service hearing system. Examples include a remote control, an audio streaming device, a charging station or a Smartphone app as a remote control. -
Page 26: Maintenance And Care
MAINTENANCE AND CARE Audio Service hearing systems are robust enough to function reliably for years. However, it is important that you treat your hearing systems with care and take note of a few basic rules that will quickly become habits. -
Page 27: Ear Molds
Never use pressure during cleaning. Ask your hearing system specialist for special care kits, cleaning accessories and find out what you can do to keep your hearing system in good condition. EAR MOLDS CLEANING Cerumen (earwax) on the ear mold affects the quality of sound negatively. - Page 28 CHANGING THE DOME Replace the dome about every three months. Replace it earlier if you see cracks or other changes. Have your hearing system specialist explain how to replace the dome and ask how to select the best type and size for you. If you find it difficult to remove the old dome, use the Click Dome removal tool or follow the instructions on the dome package.
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Page 29: Miscellaneous Information - Troubleshooting
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION TROUBLESHOOTING The volume is low. Replace the flat battery or recharge it. Clean or replace the ear mold. Increase the volume. Feedback whistling from the hearing system. Insert the ear mold so that it fits closely and securely. Reduce the volume. -
Page 30: Ce Mark
CE MARK With the CE mark, Audio Service confirms compliance with the following European Directives: 93/42/EEC for medical devices 99/5/EC (R&TTE) for radio and telecommunications systems (only for devices with wireless functionality) 2011/65/EU RoHS for reducing pollutants 30 - MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION... -
Page 31: Service Information
SERVICE INFORMATION Left Right Hearing system model Hearing system serial no. Purchase date: Hearing system specialist (stamp, signature) Stamp area ✂ ✂ ✂ Service appointments - 31 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION... - Page 32 Audio Service GmbH Zeppelinstraße 9 · 32051 Herford · Germany www.audioservice.com...