Status Indicator; Adjust Volume; Wireless Accessories - Cochlear Baha 5 Power User Manual

On/off
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1 To turn on your sound processor close the
battery door completely.
2 To turn off your sound processor gently open
the battery door until you feel the first "click".
When your sound processor is turned off and
then back on again, it will return to Program 1 and
default volume level.

Status Indicator

Visual indicators and beeps will alert you of
changes to your sound processor. For a complete
overview see the Visual indicators and beeps chart
at the end of the section.
Change program/streaming
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Your sound processor can be fitted with up to
four programs suitable for different listening
environments. The program button lets you
choose from these pre-set programs and enable/
disable wireless streaming.
• To change program press the program button
located on the top of your sound processor.
• To activate audio wireless streaming press and
hold the program button. Press the program
button again to end wireless streaming and
return to the previous program.
If you are a bilateral user, program changes you
make to one device will automatically apply to the
second device. This function can be enabled or
disabled by your hearing care professional.
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Note: You can also change program and adjust
the volume using the optional Cochlear Baha
Remote Control or Cochlear Wireless Phone Clip
or directly from iPhone, iPad or iPod touch (see
MFi for more information).

Adjust volume

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You can adjust the volume level of your sound
processor using the volume rocker located on the
side of the sound processor.
• To increase the volume, press the top of the
volume rocker.
• To decrease the volume, press the bottom of the
volume rocker.
Keylock
You can use the Keylock function to prevent
inadvertent changes to your sound processor
settings (such as program choice or volume level).
This function can be enabled or disabled by your
hearing care professional and is an important
feature when the sound processor is being used by
a child.

Wireless Accessories

Your sound processor is compatible with a range
of Cochlear Wireless Accessories that can enhance
your listening experience. Ask your hearing care
professional to learn more about your options or
visit www.cochlear.com.
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