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- Page 1 for the Nucleus Freedom Speech Processor with BTE, ® ™ Mini, Bodyworn and Babyworn Wearing Options ™...
- Page 2 Symbols Note Important information or advice. Can avoid inconvenience. Warning (harmful) Potential safety hazards and serious adverse reactions. Could cause harm to person.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Mixing the telecoil and microphone..............16 Maintenance checklist............17 Cleaning the microphone protector ..............17 Replacing the microphone protector ..............17 Cleaning your processor..................18 Storing your processor .................... 18 Cleaning the battery contacts................18 © Cochlear Limited 2011 Freedom Quick Start Guide - 3... - Page 4 4 - Freedom Quick Start Guide © Cochlear Limited 2011...
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Page 5: Introduction
It is important that you familiarise yourself on how to clean and maintain your processor, and follow a regular cleaning routine. This will increase the lifetime of your processor and minimise the risk of decreased hearing performance. © Cochlear Limited 2011 Freedom Quick Start Guide - 5... -
Page 6: Overview
Overview Your processor is used together with a Cochlear Implant to transmit ™ sound to the cochlea. Your processor consists of a Processing Unit, coil and a choice of four wearing options that use different controllers. The four wearing options can be worn interchangeably with the same Processing Unit. - Page 7 11 Snugf t Retention Aid ™ 12 Babyworn Shoe & Cable 13 BTE Controller 14 BTE Retention Case 15 Mini BTE Controller Bodyworn wearing option Babyworn wearing option with Snugf t © Cochlear Limited 2011 Freedom Quick Start Guide - 7...
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Page 8: Understanding The Symbols On The Display
Battery Level Indicator: battery power is full One segment of Battery Level Indicator: battery power is low For information on additional symbols that can appear on your display, see the user manual. 8 - Freedom Quick Start Guide © Cochlear Limited 2011... -
Page 9: Changing The Batteries
™ To change the batteries: 1. Remove the battery 2. Remove the used 3. Insert the new rack. batteries. batteries. 4. Replace the battery 5. Turn on your rack. processor. © Cochlear Limited 2011 Freedom Quick Start Guide - 9... -
Page 10: Bodyworn
Bodyworn To change the batteries: 3. Insert the new 1. Remove the battery 2. Remove the used batteries. compartment. batteries. 4. Replace the battery 5. Turn on your compartment. processor. 10 - Freedom Quick Start Guide © Cochlear Limited 2011... -
Page 11: Turning Your Processor On And Off
Push and hold the Select The display shows The display is empty button for more than one the current when turned off. second to turn on or off. program when turned on. © Cochlear Limited 2011 Freedom Quick Start Guide - 11... -
Page 12: Changing Programs
1. Push the Select button The display shows 2. Continue pushing brief y to change the the selected the Select button program. program. until you reach the program you want. 12 - Freedom Quick Start Guide © Cochlear Limited 2011... -
Page 13: Changing Your Perception Of Loudness
Bodyworn 1. Brief y push either The display shows the 2. Continue pushing the Increase or current sensitivity level. until you reach the Decrease button. sensitivity level you want. © Cochlear Limited 2011 Freedom Quick Start Guide - 13... -
Page 14: Controlling Volume
2. Continue pushing Increase or Decrease current volume level. the Increase or button and hold Decrease button for more than one until you reach the second. volume level you want. 14 - Freedom Quick Start Guide © Cochlear Limited 2011... -
Page 15: Using The Telecoil
T shows on the display T disappears from the Increase and when the telecoil is the display when the Decrease buttons selected. telecoil is disabled. together for a few seconds. © Cochlear Limited 2011 Freedom Quick Start Guide - 15... -
Page 16: Mixing The Telecoil And Microphone
MT on the display. Mix of microphone and telecoil on Mix of microphone and telecoil on the display for the BTE, Mini BTE the Bodyworn display. and Babyworn wearing options. ™ 16 - Freedom Quick Start Guide © Cochlear Limited 2011... -
Page 17: Maintenance Checklist
1. Pull out the coil by Do not pull the cable. 3. Remove the dirty holding the plug protector using your f i rmly. f i ngernail. 4. Attach the new protector. © Cochlear Limited 2011 Freedom Quick Start Guide - 17... -
Page 18: Cleaning Your Processor
Drying pack Cleaning the battery contacts Use a soft brush to gently clean the battery contacts. Do not use chemicals. Take care not to apply force that may damage the contacts. 18 - Freedom Quick Start Guide © Cochlear Limited 2011... - Page 20 Nucleus is a registered trademark of Cochlear Limited. Cochlear, the elliptical logo, Freedom, Snugf t and Babyworn are trademarks of Cochlear Limited. Dry & Store is a registered trademark of Ear Technology Corporation. The statements made in this manual are believed to be true and correct in every detail as of the date of publication. However, specif cations are subject to change without notice.
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