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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The MegaLoop DAC™ microphone is very sensitive, and too much
volume out of the TV speaker can distort the sound in your hearing
aid, when in the "T" position. The TV speaker's volume should be
set at a level comfortable for a person with average hearing.
Microphone Priority Function
The microphone sockets (7 & 8) (Fig 2) can both be used. Socket (8) is the
standard socket to use, when connecting the microphone to a TV with
speakers. Socket (P) stands for priority, it gives a louder signal than socket (7),
this is very useful when using a second microphone for environmental sounds
that must be heard over and above the TV or other sound source.
Background noise Function
The background noise button (1) (Fig 1) can be used to boost the microphone
sound level; this can be very useful when using a microphone to pick up
environmental sound over and above the TV.
Tone Control (2) (Fig 1)
Adjust to suit your own hearing loss. Turning the control in an anti-
clockwise direction tones become lower. Turning clockwise the
tones become higher.
Gain Control (3) (Fig 2)
The factory setting for gain control knob (3) (Fig 2) is mid position.
This position is pre-set for most TV Scart and audio output signals. For some
TV sets this may have to be increased to compensate for a low output signal,
especially if using the digital optical output.
No Signal (5) (Fig 2)
This LED will be lit if no audio signal is being received.
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