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Daily use
Using the transmitter
Check if the green LED shines
X
is turned on and ready for audio streaming).
If the green LED is off, press
on.
To start audio streaming, use the remote control for
X
your hearing instruments: Set up the remote control for
your hearing instruments so that audio streaming with
our transmitters is active. Follow the instructions in the
remote control's user guide.
When the blue LED shines
is active.
To adjust the volume of the streamed audio signal,
X
press
(volume up) or
transmitter.
You can also adjust the volume with the remote control
for your hearing instruments or with the controls of
your hearing instruments.
If you intend not to use the transmitter for a longer period
of time, you can turn it off by pressing
8
(transmitter
to turn the transmitter
, audio streaming
(volume down) on the
.
LED status indication
Green LED on
➧
Transmitter is on. It is ready for pairing
or audio streaming.
Green LED off
➧
Transmitter is off.
The blue LED shows the status of the Bluetooth
connection between transmitter and remote control
for your hearing instruments.
Blue LED on
➧
Audio streaming is active.
Blue LED off
➧
No audio streaming is active.
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Trying to pair the Connexx smart transmitter 2.4 with an hearing aid and iPhone. Not working.
To pair the Connex Smart Transmitter 2.4 with a hearing aid:
1. Connect the transmitter to a power supply.
2. Connect the transmitter to an audio device (TV, stereo, etc.) using the appropriate cable.
3. Put the hearing aids into pairing mode.
4. Press the pairing button on the transmitter.
5. Wait for the LED on the transmitter to indicate successful pairing.
To pair the hearing aids with an iPhone, follow the standard Bluetooth pairing process through the iPhone's accessibility settings.
Note: The transmitter does not support direct Bluetooth connection to an iPhone. It streams audio from non-Bluetooth devices to the hearing aids.
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