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Oticon Amigo R5 bodyworn with
You will need:
• An Oticon Amigo R5 bodyworn receiver
• A radio aid lead complete with filter (part
number DCFM15E – available from
Connevans, 600 or 900mm long). Do
not use an accessory adaptor cable
even if it fits.
What to do:
1. Plug the lead into the output jack of the receiver.
2. Turn off the Freedom processor.
3. Put the other end of the lead into the socket at the base of the
Freedom processor, beneath the flap.
inserting this plug. First look at the plug which has a quarter
'missing'. You must line this up with the equivalent corner in
the socket. You need pretty good eyesight! It is possible to
put this in the wrong way and break the socket, so great care
needs to be taken.
4. Turn on both the transmitter and receiver and make sure that
both units are showing the same channel.
Cochlear Freedom
Connects to
Amigo R5
receiver
Output jack
Pull back cover and insert
lead
carefully*
*Be very careful
Connects
to base of
Freedom
processor
here
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- Page 1 Oticon Amigo R5 bodyworn with Cochlear Freedom You will need: • An Oticon Amigo R5 bodyworn receiver • A radio aid lead complete with filter (part number DCFM15E – available from Connevans, 600 or 900mm long). Do not use an accessory adaptor cable even if it fits.
- Page 2 To re-engage FM, press both buttons repeatedly until ‘EA’ flashes on the screen and the ‘M’ remains there. 7. It is good practice to set the Tx vol on the Amigo R5 receiver at minimum initially and then adjust it upwards until an appropriate listening level is reached.
- Page 3 Batteries Check the battery symbols. If it is losing charge quicker than expected, it may be a faulty battery so you need to check the batteries for damage, try replacing them or recharge them where appropriate. On the transmitter Is there an aerial? An aerial is incorporated into the lead of the lapel microphone so, if this is in use, you don’t need to use another one.
- Page 4 • Are the cables on the FM transmitter or receiver frayed or kinked? • Has the transmitting distance been exceeded? • Do the batteries for the FM transmitter and or the receiver need replacing? • Is the microphone on the transmitter working or is it muted? •...
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