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Quick start installation guide for
OtiC counter communication system
OtiC is a simple counter loop amplifying system developed to improve communication between people with a hearing loss and cus-
tomer service staff in public places (i.e., banks, public transportation terminals). OtiC facilitates communication in places where noise,
reverberation, or other barriers make clear speech diffi cult. Using OtiC ensures that speech is transmitted directly to the listener's ear.
The user group for OtiC is both people with and without a hearing aid. People with a hearing aid with a T-function (telecoil) or people
using another inductive receiver (i.e.; HearIt MT) can use the OtiC system directly. People without a hearing aid or with a hearing aid
without a telecoil can use the OtiC system through an amplifi ed handset.
System components
Goose neck
microphone
Cable to goose neck microphone
Loop wire
Handset wall outlet
Installation/setup
Connect the microphone cable to the
1.
goose neck microphone.
Connect the powerjack to the connec-
4.
tion marked "18V DC" on the OtiC
amplifier.
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Power supply
OtiC amplifi er
Cable to handset
wall outlet
Handset
Connect the other end of the micro-
2.
phone cable to the connection marked
"Mic" on the OtiC amplifier.
Install the OtiC amplifier e.g. under
5.
the table.
Package content:
Goose neck microphone
Cable to goose neck microphone
OtiC amplifi er
Handset
Handset wall bracket with screws
Handset wall outlet
Cable to handset wall outlet
Counter Loop pad
Loop wire and nails
Power supply
Handset wall
bracket with
screws
Counter
Loop wire and nails
Connect the telephone cable to the
3.
connection marked "Handset" on the
OtiC amplifier.
Loop wire
Set up the loop wire under the table,
6.
or on the floor under the table.
Continued on the back side
921-34-910-00 Rev. A 0508
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Page 1: System Components
Using OtiC ensures that speech is transmitted directly to the listener’s ear. The user group for OtiC is both people with and without a hearing aid. People with a hearing aid with a T-function (telecoil) or people using another inductive receiver (i.e.;... - Page 2 Customer service staff (every day users) microphone. or if the users do not have a hearing aid, OtiC is extremely easy to use. The electri- use the handset instead. cian has to make sure that the amplifying If the customer has a problem hearing volume on the fi...
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