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  • Page 1 @goodHearing A1 User Guide...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Content 1. ACCESSORIES ......... P1 2. FEATURES ..........P 2 3.

  • Page 4: Accessories

    1. ACCESSORIES Main device with replaceable earbuds (M size) 3 x Additional pair of L, S & Mini size earbuds Cleaning Brush USB Cable...

  • Page 5: Features

    2. FEATURES Cable Clips Earphones Charging Port LED Indicator Power Switch Dual Microphone Magnetic Earphone Holders Left Volume Controller Right Volume Controller Mode / Bluetooth Connect...

  • Page 6: Set Up

    3. SET UP 3.1) Wearing Instructions 1) Simply place the device around your neck, under your shirt collar or on the neck and place the earbuds into your ear. 2) The power switch is on the left side of the device facing your neck.
  • Page 7 3) The goodHearing A1 has adjustable volume settings. To adjust the volume of the device, the right and left sides buttons situated on the outer sides base of the device, increase and decrease the volume respectively to suit your preferred specification...

  • Page 8: Recharging Instruction

    3.2) Recharging Instruction 1) Charging the battery before use is recommended but not required. The goodHearing A1 comes pre-charged however initial charge will vary. 2) 3+ hours for full charge gives up to 10 hours of usage time...
  • Page 9 3) When plugged into a power source Solid RED LED Indicator : Charging Solid BLUE LED Indicator : Fully charged...

  • Page 10: Switching Between Modes

    3.3) Switching Between Modes 1) There are 3 pre-set modes on the goodHearing General : Standard Mode Mostly used indoors where the environment is not too noisy. Conversation : Noise Cancelling Mode Used in louder environment such as outdoor public areas, restaurants. In-car : High-level Noise Cancelling Mode Providing superior noise cancelling in even the loudest environments, such as in...
  • Page 11 2) To switch between the 3 modes click the button (located on the center of the goodHear- ing A1 device). A beep will be heard when switching between the 3 modes to indicate which mode it is currently set. Mode 1 : A single beep will be heard (General: Standard Mode) Mode 2 : Two beeps will be heard (Conversation: Noise Cancelling Mode)

  • Page 12: Pairing Bluetooth

    “goodHearing” on App Store / Google Play goodHearing Android 4.2) Bluetooth Connect 1. Turn on goodHearing A1 and have both devices within arm length of each other. 2. Press and hold the for 3 seconds, the LED Indicator will flash alternating BLUE and RED colors.
  • Page 13 Bluetooh WIRELESS & NETWORKS Airplane Mode Wi-Fi Connected Bluetooth Connected 4. Scan for nearby devices, search and pair with goodHearing Bluetooh User Name Currently visible to nearby devices Scan AVAILABLE DEVICES goodHearing A1...
  • Page 14 5. When pairing has been successful your phone will show that the status is “Connected” with goodHearing Bluetooh User Name Currently visible to nearby devices Scan AVAILABLE DEVICES goodHearing A1 Connected ※The pairing steps may vary according to your mobile operating system.

  • Page 15: Notes

    The goodHearing can pair and remember 2 Bluetooth devices. Repeat the steps outlined above to set-up your goodHearing A1 with another Bluetooth device. When a 3 Bluetooth device is paired, the oldest pairing device information with goodHearing will be deleted.
  • Page 16 When the Bluetooth device that is connected to the goodHearing A1 is not playing any sort of media, the device will automatically switch back to being its primary function until the connected device starts playing media or receives a phone call again.

  • Page 17: Safety & Maintenance

    5. SAFETY & MAINTENANCE 5.1) Earbud Maintenance Clean your ear thoroughly before each use. Before each Remove all remaining debris from the earbud and ensure that the hole on the side is also free from any debris after each use. After each ※...

  • Page 18: Battery Maintenance

    Do not consistently discharge the battery completely before recharging as this may cause depletion of the batteries life. We suggest recharging goodHearing A1 regardless of its battery status before sleeping at night. Do not attempt to remove the battery as this...
  • Page 19 5.3) LED Indicator status Solid RED: Charging Solid BLUE: Fully Charged Flashing BLUE: ON (working normally) Flashing RED and BLUE: Searching for Bluetooth devices to be paired Flashing PURPLE: Bluetooth Connected with media playing MODE Push Bluetooth Search 2 Sec Push...
  • Page 20 LED Indicator Red : ON / OFF Blue : Bluetooth Standby Red & Blue : Bluetooth Search Red-Purple-Blue : Bluetooth Connected with media playing Blue : Fully Charged Red : Charging...

  • Page 21: Faq

    6. FAQ No Sound ? Turn on the device Increase the volume Clean out the earphone caps Check if the earphone cable damages Recharge the device Charging problems? Check that the USB is connected correctly Ensure that the power supply is normal (wall outlet switch is on) Is it compatible for both Android and iOS systems ?
  • Page 22 Can’t power on Out of battery and needs to be charged There is a lag when I change from listening to media on my phone and back to the hearing aid function is this normal? Yes, there may be up to 5 second delay depends on the operating system you currently running on your phone Can I pick up phone calls with the hearing...
  • Page 23 There is still no sound on my SONY phone ? Please turn off the following sound settings: Screen lock sound, Vibration on touch, Keyboard touch tone There is still no sound on my HTC phone ? Please turn off the following sound settings: Touch sounds, Screen lock sounds, Pull-to- refresh sound, Keyboard touch tones...

  • Page 24: Specification

    7. SPECIFICATION Max. Output @ SPL 90 dB 135 ± 5 dB Max. Gain 60 ± 5 dB Continuous Use Up to 10 hours per charge Listening Mode 3 Modes Suitable for People with moderate to severe hearing loss Storage Temperature: F ~ 140 Storage Humidity 30% ~ 85%...

  • Page 25: Warning And Reminder

    8. WARNING AND REMINDER Keep the device dry Keep away from direct sunlight Keep away from reach of children Keep away from high temperature areas Avoid liquid near the device Avoid discharging the battery for long periods Avoid overcharging the device for excessive time periods Do not use the device at high volumes Do not listen for excessive time periods...
  • Page 28 Copyright © Digisine 2020.V.1.0...

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