Signia StreamLine Mic - Hearing Aid Quick Start Guide

Signia StreamLine Mic - Hearing Aid Quick Start Guide

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Signia StreamLine Mic - Hearing Aid Quick Start Guide

Pairing with hearing aids

  1. Ensure that StreamLine Mic is off: Hold down the button until the power indicator is off. This takes approximately 6 seconds.
  2. Turn the hearing instruments off and on again:
    Open and close the battery compartments. If your hearing instruments do not have a battery compartment, turn them off and on as described in the hearing instrument's user guide.
  3. The hearing instruments are now ready for pairing. You have 3 minutes to complete the pairing.
  4. Turn on StreamLine Mic: Hold down the button until the power indicator is green . This takes approximately 3 seconds.
  5. The status indicator flashes yellow .
  6. Place both hearing instruments close to StreamLine Mic (maximum distance 8 inches).
  7. The pairing process starts automatically
    Pairing is finished when the status indicator is yellow .

Pairing with smart phones

  1. Hold down the and the button simultaneously until the status indicator flashes blue . This takes approximately 6 seconds.
    StreamLine Mic is now ready for pairing. You have 3 minutes to complete the pairing.
  2. Set your smartphone or music player to "search for other Bluetooth® devices". Refer to the device's manual.
  3. On your smartphone or music player, select "StreamLine Mic" from the list of detected devices.
  4. If requested, enter the PIN "0000".
    Pairing is finished when the status indicator is blue .

Making phone calls

Making phone calls
StreamLine Mic should be worn as illustrated in the pictures for best possible performance. It is important that the microphone of StreamLine Mic is pointing towards your mouth, and that StreamLine Mic is not covered by clothes etc.

Maximum distance:

  • Smartphone — StreamLine Mic: 33 ft
  • Hearing instruments — StreamLine Mic: 6.5 ft

Receiving a call

You will hear a ringtone in your hearing instruments. The status indicator flashes green .

  1. To accept/end the call, press or accept/end the call with your smartphone.
    While you are in a call, the status indicator is green .
  2. To reject a call, hold down the button for approximately 3 seconds.

Making a call

When you call someone with your connected smartphone, the call is automatically streamed to your hearing instruments. While you are in a call, the status indicator is green .

This function is not available while StreamLine Mic is used as a remote microphone.

Further information

Voice dialing: When connected to a smartphone, doublepress to activate voice dialing (if supported by the smartphone).

Listening to music

If StreamLine Mic is connected to a music player through Bluetooth, the music will automatically be played in your hearing instruments. You do not need to operate anything on StreamLine Mic.

While music is streamed, the status indicator is orange .

Maximum distances:

  • Music player — StreamLine Mic: 33 ft
  • Hearing instruments — StreamLine Mic: 6.5 ft

Starting/stopping music

  • Use your smartphone or music player to start/stop the music.
    To stop the music, you can also shortly press on StreamLine Mic.

Use as a remote microphone

The remote microphone function does not start automatically. You have to toggle to the remote microphone mode via the button.
Use as a remote microphone

It is important that the microphone is pointing towards the speaker's mouth, and that StreamLine Mic is not covered by clothes etc.

Maximum distance:

  • Hearing instruments — StreamLine Mic: 66 ft

Turning remote microphone on

  • Press for approximately 3 seconds.
    The status indicator is magenta . A confirmation tone is played in your hearing instruments.
    The remote microphones are turned on. Speech from the person wearing StreamLine Mic is streamed directly to your hearing instruments.

Turning remote microphone off

  • Hold down the button for approximately 3 seconds.
    The status indicator is blue (connected to a smartphone) or yellow (not connected to a smartphone).

Use as a remote control

StreamLine Mic can also be used as a remote control for your hearing instruments. You can:

  • Adjust the volume by pressing or
  • Mute the hearing instrument microphones by holding down the button for 3 seconds to mute OR unmute the hearing instrument*
  • Change the next hearing program by holding down the button for approximately 3 seconds*

* This function is not available while StreamLine Mic is used as a remote microphone.

Maximum distances:

  • Hearing instruments — StreamLine Mic: 6.5 ft

Controls

Controls

Microphones
Power indicator
Status indicator
Multi-function button
Volume buttons and
USB port for charging

Status and power indicator overview

Status indicator

Description
Flashing yellow
Searching for hearing instruments.
Yellow
Idle mode: Connected to hearing instruments. Not connected to a smartphone or other device.
Flashing blue
StreamLine Mic is visible to a smartphone for pairing purpose.
Blue
Phone mode: Connected to a smartphone.
Flashing green
Incoming call.
Green
In a call.
Orange
Streaming music.
Magenta
Remote microphone mode.
Flashing magenta
Reconnecting remote microphone.

Power indicator

Description
Red
Battery is low.
Flashing green
Charging while turned on.
Green fades off
Charging is completed and StreamLine Mic is turned on.
Green
Turned on, not charging.
Flashing orange
Charging while turned off.
Orange
Charging is completed and StreamLine Mic is turned off.

Manufactured by

Sivantos, Inc.
10 Constitution Avenue
Piscataway, NJ 08854
Phone: (800) 766-4500
Fax: (732) 562-6696
signiausa.com

Documents / Resources

References

Download manual

Here you can download full pdf version of manual, it may contain additional safety instructions, warranty information, FCC rules, etc.

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