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Page 2 Could cause damage to equipment Warning (harmful) Potential safety hazards and serious adverse reactions. Could cause harm to person. This document contains information on how to use the Cochlear™ True ™ Wireless Accessories with Cochlear implant system components: Read this document carefully, and the other User Guides which are mentioned within, to ensure that you understand how to use these accessories with your system.
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Contents About this Guide ....................5 Wireless accessories ..................5 Getting started....................6 Mini Microphone 2 & Mini Microphone 2+ ..........7 Operating characteristics ................8 Preparing for use ..................9 Power ON/OFF your Mini Microphone ..........10 Step 1 Pair your Mini Microphone ............11 Step 2 Stream audio from your Mini Microphone ......
Page 5: About This Guide
This guide should also be used in conjunction with the User Guide which was packaged with your Wireless Accessory. This guide describes how to set up and use your Cochlear True Wireless Accessories. Before attempting to set up your new accessory, it is recommended you read the following section "Wireless accessories"...
Page 6: Getting Started
Pair your wireless accessory with your sound processor(s) so they can communicate (you only need to do this the first time). Step 2: Stream Streaming lets you transmit audio from your wireless accessory to your sound processor. 6 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 7: Mini Microphone 2 & Mini Microphone 2
Mini Microphone 2 & Mini Microphone 2+ Mini Microphone 2 & Mini Microphone 2+ The Cochlear Wireless Mini Microphone 2 and Mini Microphone 2+ (hereafter referred to as your Mini Microphone) allow you to stream audio directly to your sound processor. The Mini Microphone 2+ also provides additional functionality.
Page 8: Operating Characteristics
  Built-in drop detection feature From heights > 75 cm. Mutes   output for up to 2 seconds Multi-use functionality Table mic, Line-in, Induction-  loop and FM Signals 8 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 9: Preparing For Use
Figure 3 (A) Mini Microphone 2 (B) Mini Microphone 2+ charging NOTE Remember to turn off your Mini Microphone when not in use, and keep it charged. Battery life (talk time) is 10 hours. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 9...
Page 10: Power On/Off Your Mini Microphone
ON/OFF button Status indicator (LED) To power OFF your Mini Microphone: Stop streaming before you turn off the Mini Microphone. Press and hold the ON/OFF button until the LED turns red. 10 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 11: Step 1 Pair Your Mini Microphone
Mode button & icons (2+) Figure 4 (A) Mini Microphone 2 (B) Mini Microphone 2+ NOTE After pairing, if you are not wearing your sound processor, the blue flashing light will change to orange. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 11...
Page 12: Step 2 Stream Audio From Your Mini Microphone
You can start streaming with your Remote Assistant in two ways: • Method 1: Press and hold the Telecoil button for 2 seconds, then release. Your Mini Microphone displays as an icon on the Home screen: Telecoil button 12 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 13 To stop streaming, either: • Tap the Telecoil button, or • Select OFF on the Stream selector screen then press OK. For ease of use we recommend you stream using your Remote Assistant. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 13...
Page 14 Press and hold the Telecoil button for 2 seconds, then release. To stop streaming, tap the Telecoil button. Telecoil button NOTE Screen features may differ between products. Always consult the user guide that came with your device for product specific details. 14 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 15: Using Your Mini Microphone
Use as a table microphone (2+ only) When placed horizontally on a table, your Mini Microphone 2+ automatically switches from directional mode (for one-to-one communication) to omnidirectional mode to pick up the voices of multiple speakers. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 15...
Page 16: Volume Control
To mute the signal, press the Mute button (located between the volume controls) once. The Mute LED will flash yellow. To unmute, press again. The Mute LED will stop flashing. 16 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 17 Continue holding the volume '+' button (for about 10 seconds), until a green-yellow-red sequence is shown on the Status indicator LED. Your volume level is now unlocked and can be adjusted as required. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 17...
Page 18 Mini Microphone 2+) once. The corresponding LED will light up for 2 seconds. Built in Microphone Icon Telecoil Icon Line-in Icon FM Icon Mode button (2+) Mode LEDs & Icons (2+) 18 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 19: Battery Status
LED STATUS CAPACITY 75-100% All Mode LEDs blink 50-75% Three Mode LEDs blink (FM+Line-in + Telecoil) 25-50% Two Mode LEDs blink (FM + Line-In) < 25% One Mode LED blinks (FM) © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 19...
Page 20: Tv Streamer
TV Streamer The Cochlear Wireless TV Streamer streams stereo sound directly from your TV, sound system or computer to your sound processors. DOWN Volume control Power Activity light light Pairing Mono/stereo button switch Optical (Toslink) audio input * * Coaxial audio input...
Page 21: Step 1: Pair Your Tv Streamer
TV processor(s). or audio device. Check your TV user guide for set up options to allow you and others to hear the TV at the same time. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 21...
Page 22 To hear sound via your TV Streamer you need to stream audio. Go to Step 2: Stream audio from the TV Streamer. NOTE After pairing, if you are not wearing your sound processor, the blue flashing light will change to orange. 22 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 23: Step 2: Stream Audio From Your Tv Streamer
• Method 1: Press and hold the Telecoil button for 2 seconds, then release. This streams audio from channel 1. Your TV Streamer displays as an icon on the Home screen: Telecoil button © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 23...
Page 24 Stream selector screen. Scroll down the list to the channel you want to use and press OK. To stop streaming, either: • Tap the Telecoil button, or • Select OFF on the Stream selector screen. 24 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 25 Press and hold the button on your sound processor for 2 seconds, then release. The sound processor flashes a blue light to indicate audio is streaming. To stop streaming, tap the button on your sound processor. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 25...
Page 26 TV picture (lip-sync). You can adjust the audio delay on your TV Streamer. Consult the User Guide that was packaged with your TV Streamer for more information. 26 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 27: Phone Clip
Phone Clip Phone Clip The Cochlear Wireless Phone Clip attaches to your clothing and allows you to wirelessly access Bluetooth devices for use in situations such as: • making hands-free calls on your mobile phone • hearing a Bluetooth-enabled navigation system •...
Page 28: Charge Your Phone Clip
NOTE Remember to turn off your Phone Clip when not in use, and keep it charged. Nominal talk time is 6 hours for the Phone Clip (80 hours on standby). 28 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 29: Step 1: Pair Your Phone Clip
Phone Clip. NOTE If you use a compatible GN ReSound hearing aid on one side and a cochlear implant on the other, pair the hearing aid first, then the cochlear implant, in the same Phone Clip pairing window.
Page 30 10. On your mobile phone, select the Hearing Aid Phone from the list of Bluetooth devices. Replace the silver cover on the base of the Phone Clip. Now you can use your Phone Clip. Go to Step 2: Use your Phone Clip. 30 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 31: Step 2: Use Your Phone Clip
See your phone user instructions for more information. A Phone Clip that is streaming displays as a Bluetooth icon on your Remote Assistant Home screen: © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 31...
Page 32 You will hear audio playing in your sound processor. To stop streaming, stop playing music on the device. To change the volume, use the volume control on the Phone Clip. DOWN Volume control 32 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 33: Using Multiple Accessories
NOTE The Phone Clip uses its own dedicated channel, so you do not need to select a channel when pairing and it will never show up in the Stream selector screen. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 33...
Page 34 If your wireless accessore is paired in channel three: • Press and hold the button on your sound processor for 2 seconds, then release. Repeat this step to stream from channel 3. 34 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 35: Change The Accessory Mixing Ratio
Press the right arrow until you get to the Accessory Mix screen. Press OK. Press the up or down arrow button to change the mix. For more information see your Remote Assistant User Guide. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 35...
Page 36: Check The Wireless Microphone Performance
On your Remote Assistant, from the Home screen, press the right arrow button until you get to the Settings screen then press the OK button. Press the right arrow button until you get to the MM/FM Advantage screen. Press OK. 36 - True Wireless Accessories © Cochlear Limited 2015...
Page 37 If the number is a negative value, then the remote microphone volume may need to be adjusted or there may be too much background noise during the measurement. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 37...
Page 38: Care And Maintenance
Care and maintenance Wireless accessory care • Clean your Cochlear Wireless accessory using a damp cloth. Never use household cleaning products (washing powder, soap, etc.) or alcohol to clean the device. • When your Wireless accessory is not in use, turn it off and store it safely.
Page 39: Charger Care
Use of other chargers may invalidate any approval or void the warranty. • For availability of approved accessories, please check with your hearing care professional. • Charge the product according to the instructions provided. © Cochlear Limited 2015 True Wireless Accessories - 39...
Page 40: Warranty
EC Directive 1999/5/EC on Radio and Terminal Telecommunication Equipment as per the conformity assessment procedure in Annex III. Cochlear Limited have tested and verified the use of the Cochlear Wireless Accessories with the Nucleus 6 System. 40 - True Wireless Accessories...
Page 41: Cautions
When using wireless functionality and the devices are affected by electromagnetic interference, move away from the source. • Cochlear True Wireless Accessories include an RF transmitter that operates in the range of 2.4 - 2.48 GHz. Turn off your wireless functionality in areas where radio frequency emission is prohibited.
Page 44 NRT, Nucleus, Nucleus in Chinese characters, Off-Stylet, SmartSound, Softip, SPrint, the elliptical logo and Whisper are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Cochlear Limited. Ardium, Baha, Baha Divino, Baha Intenso, Baha PureSound, Baha SoftWear, DermaLock, Vistafix and WindShield are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Cochlear Bone Anchored Solutions AB.

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