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USER MANUAL for BlaidsX Micro ITC Rechargeable Hearing...
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BlaidsX Micro Rechargeable ITC Hearing Aid Charging case Charging light Ear dome...
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WARNING: If you are younger than 18, do not use this. You should go to a doctor, preferably an ear-nose-throat doctor (an ENT), because your condi�on needs specialized care. Over-the-counter hearing aids are only for users who are age 18 or older. This OTC hearing aid is for users who are 18 and older.
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WARNING: This hearing aid should not cause pain when inser�ng it. Remove this device from your ear if it causes pain or discomfort when you insert or place it. To try again, make sure to follow the instruc�ons. If you feel pain or discomfort again, contact the manufacturer.
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Cau�on: If you remain concerned, consult a professional. If you try this device and con�nue to struggle with or remain concerned about your hearing, you should consult with a hearing healthcare professional. Cau�on: What you might expect when you start using a hearing aid.
Table of Contents Ge�ng Started with Blaids Maintenance Tips Downloading Mobile Applica�on Connec�ng to Bluetooth Ini�al Instruc�ons Taking the Hearing Test & Uploading Audiogram Applica�on Usage Guide Smart Fi�ng Guide Professional Fi�ng Audio Streaming Remote Fi�ng Managing Feedback Technical Specifica�ons...
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Charging the Hearing Aids Charge your hearing aid by inser�ng it into the designated side of the charging case. Once the light begins flashing that means hearing aid is charging. Gently close the charging case. Once the hearing aids are fully charged, the corresponding lights (Le�...
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Removing and A�aching Hearing Aid Dome Each Blaids hearing aid comes with several sizes of hearing domes to help you achieve the perfect fit. To a�ach the hearing dome to the tube, hold the dome from the center and push firmly to ensure that the open-end of the hearing aid is completely inside the dome.
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Posi�oning the Hearing Aid on Your Ear Hold the hearing aid: Grasp the hearing aid between your thumb and index finger. Make sure you have a firm grip but be gentle to avoid damaging the device. Inser�ng the hearing aid: Holding the hearing aid, slowly and gently push the hearing aid into your ear...
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Note: If you experience any difficul�es or discomfort during the process of inser�ng or removing your hearing aid, it's recommended to consult with a hearing care professional for assistance or call Blaids Care at (202) 932-6636...
Use opposite end of black the s�ck to remove s�ck to firmly insert clean the used wax guard. wax guard into hearing device. Pull outward to remove the black s�ck and discard. Addi�onal Wax Guards can be purchased from www.blaids.com in the Accessories sec�on...
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Maintaining Your Hearing Aids Protec�on from Water Blaids hearing aids are sweat proof and designed for an ac�ve lifestyle. It is advised not to soak or submerge the hearing aids in water as it can damage the hearing aids. Charge the Case Regularly Keep the charging case ba�ery...
Downloading the Mobile Applica�on Blaids Hearing Aids can be connected and controlled directly from your mobile phone. In order to get started, please download the mobile applica�on from the iOS or Android app store on your mobile phone. A phone or bluetooth connec�on is not required to use your hearing aids.
Connec�ng to Bluetooth for Hearing Aid Fi�ng Adjustments Fi�ng adjustments are supported for both Android and iOS On the first screen, select Rechargeable hearing Aid and then select the hearing Aid you are trying to connect. Follow steps 1 to 3 to open the charging case, insert the hearing aids into...
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Use the below steps to automa�cally connect your hearing aids to your phone via Bluetooth. Please ensure that Bluetooth service on your phone is switched ON. Blaids mobile applica�on will automa�cally try and connect to the hearing aids and you will hear a beep in one of your ears.
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Connec�ng to Bluetooth for Hearing Aid Fi�ng Adjustments Perform the same step for the second ear, if you are using a pair. If you hear the beep correctly, press "yes, con�nue" in step 5. In case you face any issues please call us (202) 932 6636...
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Manually Connect Your Hearing Aids (for Fi�ng Adjustments) Turn on Bluetooth. Click on the “Search” bu�on and find your Hearing Aids.
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Manually Connect Your Hearing Aids (for Fi�ng Adjustments) Click on the hearing aid shown on the app screen Click this bu�on to enter the applica�on and fit your hearing aids...
Ini�al Instruc�ons The app will ask a few ques�ons to start. This helps us customize the experience for you. You can click “Skip” at any �me to go directly to the main applica�on screen.
Test or Upload an Exis�ng Audiogram For a great hearing experience and to leverage the full capabili�es of your Blaids, we recommend all users take our hearing test or upload an exis�ng audiogram from your doctor. You will see the below prompt to either upload your exis�ng audiogram or take the hearing test the first �me you use the...
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How to Take the Hearing Test Click the “Fi�ng” Click on bu�on. “Take Hearing Test” to ini�ate your hearing test and generate a custom audiogram.
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How to Take the Hearing Test First select Le� or Right ear Press the “Click when heard” bu�on each �me you hear a beep A�er the test follow the steps to upload your audiogram to your hearing aids. You can choose to upload your audiogram to all 4 preset modes by selec�ng “All Modes”...
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How to Upload Your Exis�ng Audiogram Click on “Fi�ng” on the bo�om of the screen and choose “Input Audiogram”...
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How to Read Your Audiogram The Ver�cal axis are the decibels The horizontal axis are the frequency (Hz) Feel free to call us at 202-932-6636 and we can help adjust beyond these parameters if needed.
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How to Upload Your Exis�ng Audiogram Audiograms are divided into Decibels (dB) on the ver�cal, Y-axis and Frequency (Hz) on the horizontal, X-axis. In this sec�on, you will need to enter the data from your exis�ng audiogram into the app by entering the Decibel number for each frequency.
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Naviga�ng Your Audiogram Once you take the hearing test or input decibel values from your own audiogram, you will see the following screen You can edit the audiogram or upload the audiogram to your hearing aids by using the op�on “Upload Audiogram” below. Save &...
Applica�on Descrip�on Select from 4 different pre-set modes Adjust hearing aid volume If “Binaural Adjustments” is highlighted it will enable adjustment of both ears at once. If you want to adjust each ear separately, then deselect this op�on.
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How to Use Your 4 Pre-set Modes Our audiology team has pre-programmed 4 custom modes for your convenience. Each of the custom modes can be easily updated by you to suit your needs as shown in the subsequent pages. Everyday Use Suitable for most listening situa�ons.
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How to Use Your 4 Pre-set Modes Switch among 4 listening programs Indoor Suitable for most noisy environments. Ideal for smaller groups, large rooms, restaurants, listening to people in a car, cinema etc. Phone/TV Suitable for listening to the TV or music in situa�ons where there is not too much background noise.
Smart Fi�ng Instruc�ons Fine Tuning is a normal process for all Hearing aids. Now that you have uploaded your Audiogram, feel free to use our Audiologist-developed pre-programmed adjustments to help you achieve a comfortable fit. Click on “Basic Se�ngs” to Start...
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Smart Fi�ng Basic Se�ngs Gain Adjustment: Use this feature to adjust the gain intensity of your sound. If you find yourself at a low volume level, but s�ll too loud/uncomfortable, you can try lowering this se�ng. If you are at a high volume but s�ll having trouble hearing, you can raise this se�ng.
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Smart Fi�ng Advanced Se�ngs So� Voice Enhancement: Adjust to the right to isolate and amplify so�er voices/sounds. Loud Noise Suppression: If you feel sounds such as doors closing, running water or se�ng objects down on a table are too loud, slide to the right to reduce the intensity of these sounds.
Professional Fi�ng Equalizer Equalizer: This sec�on allows you to adjust the individual frequency bands of each hearing aid. Typically, these adjustments are recommended to be done by professionals.
Connec�ng your Hearing Aids for Audio Streaming Blaids currently supports streaming for ASHA-enabled Android phones. ASHA is the Bluetooth Low Energy protocol used for professional hearing aids and stands for Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids (ASHA). Certain phone types like Motorola have not yet developed ASHA technology to our knowledge.
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Device name device. OPPO A2 5G Paired devices AcoL-TW2-RICC Connected Note: Blaids uses professional Available devices Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology for Audio Streaming. AcoR-TW2-RICC This op�mizes ba�ery usage for Aco-RW32-BTEP upto 12 hours of streaming.
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Bluetooth Bluetooth Device name OPPO A2 5G Paired devices AcoL-TW2-RICC Connected Available devices SONG TITLE AcoR-TW2-RICC Singer Aco-RW32-BTEP AcoR-CW32-CIC AVAILABLE DEVICES Put your hearing aids in either Mode 1 (Everyday Use) or Mode 4 (Phone/TV) to stream. Mode 1 will allow you to stream and hear external sounds at the same �me, in Mode 4 you will only hear streaming audio.
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Bluetooth Bluetooth James Device name OPPO A2 5G Paired devices AcoL-TW2-RICC Connected Available devices CALLING... AcoR-TW2-RICC Aco-RW32-BTEP Message Remind Me AcoR-CW32-CIC AVAILABLE DEVICES To answer a phone Then answer the call on call,first make sure your phone like you both Hearing Aids normally would, are connected directly to your phone’s Bluetooth...
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Connec�ng your Hearing Aids for Audio Streaming Tips for streaming phone calls • To make or receive a call, use your phone as you normally would from the screen on your phone. • Speak into your phone by holding your phone near your mouth.
Remote Fi�ng Remote Fi�ng: Blaids has developed revolu�onary technology enabling our specialists to directly adjust your hearing aids remotely at your request. A�er uploading your audiogram, feel free to request any fine-tuning adjustments needed in this sec�on and our specialist team will assist you.
Managing Hearing Aid Feedback Noise Here are the most common reasons for feedback and how to resolve it. Tips in case you experience Feedback: Hearing aid feedback occurs when sound that was supposed to go into your ear canal leaves your ear and jumps back into the hearing aid microphone.
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Q: What should I do if my hearing aids do not connect to the acosound mobile applica�on automa�cally? This issue can be caused by a few possible reasons: • Ensure that you toggle the op�on on mobile app "Get paired automa�cally next �me". •...
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Technical specifica�on of the BlaidsX Rechargeable Micro ITC Hearing Aid Sl.No. Descrip�on Value The maximum output limit value (Output Sound Pressure Level 90 ≤109dB+3dB (OSPL90)). The full-on gain value, which is the gain with a 50 decibel (dB) Sound 35dB+3dB Pressure Level (SPL) pure-tone input and volume set to full on.
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You should familiarize yourself fully with the en�re contents • of this user manual before using the Blaids hearing aid to ensure personal safety and correct use. Contact the Blaids support centre for support if you experience unexpected...
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Do not a�empt to modify the shape of the hearing aid or slim tube yourself. For best results, use hearing aid accessories, i.e. slim tubes and domes, provided by Blaids. These WARNINGS point out situa�ons which could cause serious injuries to the user or to the hearing aid.
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Warning to Hearing Aid Users Consult promptly with a licensed physician (preferably an ear specialist) before wearing a hearing aid, if you have any of the following condi�ons: Visible congenital or trauma�c deformity of the ear. • History of ac�ve drainage from the ear within the previous 90 •...
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Contact us Blaids Hearing 1802 Vernon Street NW #2039 Washington D.C., 20009 Support Contact: 202-932-6636 Support@blaids.com...
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