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Connecting the remote control
3.4
The remote control is connected to your Roger micro-
phone at the factory. If needed, you can connect the
remote control to any number of additional table
microphones.
1. Press and hold any button on the remote control.
2. Start your Roger microphone by pressing its on/off
button. Your Roger microphone flashes purple four
times to indicate a successful connection.
3. Release the remote control button.
Connect status lights
After conneting the remote control, the following
feedback may be given by the indicator light:
Remote control connection was
successsful.
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4. Using your Roger microphone
Your Roger microphone is a versatile, intelligent product.
It detects which situation you are in and adapts its sound
processing settings automatically to provide you the best
speech understanding possible.
3.5
Hearing better at a meeting
Place your Roger microphone in the middle of a table to
listen to a group of people.
For the best speech understanding, place your Roger
microphone away from noise sources such as
projectors and laptops and as close to the
conversation partner(s) as possible.
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what hearing aids is the Roger table mic compatible with
The Phonak Roger Table Mic II is compatible with hearing aids or cochlear implants that have miniature Roger receivers. These receivers can be attached directly to the hearing aids or cochlear implants. Roger design-integrated receivers are also available for Phonak hearing aids, which are designed to complement their sleek contours and provide excellent speech-in-noise performance.
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