Cochlear Mini 2 Quick Manual

Quick guide for Baha® sound processor users
Cochlear™ Wireless Mini Microphone 2 / 2+
Benefits of your Cochlear Wireless Mini Microphone
Hear better over a distance and in noisy listening situations,
such as:
dining at a restaurant
in meetings
participating in a class at the gym
in schools and classrooms
when travelling by car, bus or train
How to:
Give the microphone to the person you want to listen to and ask
them to position it close to their mouth by placing it vertically on
their clothing using the clip on the back. Then activate streaming
on your Baha sound processor.
Product overview
Mute
button
Volume down Volume up
Mounting clip
FM connector (2+)
Line-in
connector (2+)
Micro USB for
charging
Hear the TV or radio better
How to:
Place the microphone by the TV speaker or radio. No
need to plug it into a head phone outlet.
Get started
Check with your hearing healthcare professional whether
your sound processor has been paired with your microphone.
Previously paired sound processors do not need to be paired
again.
If your sound processor is not pre-paired, see below for
ON/OFF button
instructions on how to easily pair it with your microphone.
Status indicator (LED)
Tip! Make sure that your sound processor volume is comfortably
adjusted before you change the settings with the volume control
on the microphone.
Charge the battery
Charge the battery for at least 3 hours before using your
microphone for the first time, even if the battery indicators
indicate it is fully charged.
The charger can be connected overnight; the battery cannot be
overcharged.
Note: On average, the microphone will operate for up to 10 hours
between charges. Battery life may vary depending on use.
Up to
25 metres
(clear line of sight)
10-40 cm between mouth
and microphone
Mini Microphone Sound Processor