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Bernafon VN1 B 105 - User Manual

Bernafon VN1 B 105
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VIRON
Instructions for Use
BTE
105
Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aids

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Summary

Intended Use

Intended Use of the Hearing Aid

The hearing aid amplifies and transmits sound to the ear.

Indications for Use

For bilateral or unilateral hearing loss from slight to severe, sensorineural, conductive, or mixed type.

Intended User Group

Adults and children older than 36 months with hearing loss.

Contraindications

Not suitable for infants under 36 months. Users of active implants need special attention.

Clinical Benefits

Provides better speech understanding and eases communication.

Identify Left and Right Hearing Aid

Color Indicators for Left;Right Aid

Red indicator for RIGHT aid, Blue indicator for LEFT aid.

Turning the Hearing Aid ON and OFF

Turn ON

Close the battery drawer with the battery in place.

Turn OFF

Open the battery drawer.

When to Replace a Battery

Low Battery Indicators

Three beeps indicate low battery; four beeps indicate battery is out.

How to Replace the Battery

Step 1: Remove Battery

Fully open battery drawer and remove the old battery.

Step 2: Prepare New Battery

Remove sticky label from the '+' side of the new battery.

Step 3: Insert Battery

Insert new battery with '+' side up. Close drawer; a jingle confirms.

Step 4: Close Drawer

Close the battery drawer. A jingle confirms the action.

Putting on the Hearing Aid with Earhook

Step 1: Inserting the Mold

Gently pull ear outwards, press mold into ear canal, twisting slightly.

Step 2: Placing the Aid

Place the hearing aid behind your ear.

Caring for Your Hearing Aid

Cleaning and Replacing Parts

Putting on the Hearing Aid with Thin Tube

Step 1: Placing the Aid

Place the hearing aid behind your ear.

Cleaning the Thin Tube

Replacing Dome or Grip Tip

Cleaning the Micro Mold

Replacing the ProWax Filter

Flight Mode

Activating and Deactivating Flight Mode

Press push button ends for 7+ seconds; a jingle confirms. Drawer open/close deactivates.

Changing Volume (Optional)

Changing Program (Optional)

Muting the Hearing Aid (Optional)

Quick Reset and Pairing Mode

Resetting the Hearing Aid

Open/close battery drawer to return to standard settings; a jingle plays.

Entering Pairing Mode

Open/close battery drawer; aid stays in pairing mode for 180 seconds.

Using Hearing Aid with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch

Pairing Your Hearing Aid with an iPhone

1. Settings Configuration

Open iPhone Settings, ensure Bluetooth is on, navigate to Accessibility.

2. Accessibility Setup

On Accessibility screen, select 'MFi Hearing Devices'.

3. Prepare for Pairing

Open/close battery drawer on aids, place near iPhone; aids stay in pairing mode for 3 minutes.

4. Select Your Aid

iPhone detects aids; choose your hearing aid from the detected list.

5. Confirm Pairing

Confirm the Bluetooth pairing request for each aid.

Reconnecting to Apple Devices

Locking and Unlocking the Battery Drawer

Tinnitus SoundSupport (Optional)

Guidelines for Tinnitus SoundSupport Users

Sound Options and Volume Adjustment

Changing Tinnitus SoundSupport Volume

Volume Control in Each Ear Separately

Press upper/lower button repeatedly to adjust volume for one aid.

Volume Control in Both Ears Simultaneously

Use one aid to adjust volume in both aids; changes are mirrored.

Limitation on Use Time

Daily Use Recommendations

Follow professional's advice on maximum daily usage time to avoid hearing damage.

Important Information for Hearing Care Professionals

Maximum Wearing Time

Wearing time decreases as level increases above 80 dB(A) SPL; software warns of limits.

Volume Control Activation

Warning for High Sound Levels

Warning if relief sound levels may cause hearing damage. 'Max wearing time' table shows safe hours.

Warnings Related to Tinnitus SoundSupport

Potential Adverse Effects

May worsen tinnitus or alter hearing thresholds. Discontinue use if adverse effects occur.

Maximum Wearing Time Guidelines

General Warnings

Proper Usage of Hearing Aids

Use only as directed; misuse can cause permanent hearing loss. Do not let others wear them.

Choking Hazards and Swallowing Risks

Keep Small Parts Out of Reach

Keep aids, parts, and batteries away from children to prevent swallowing or injury.

Swallowed Item Emergency

Seek immediate medical attention if a battery, aid, or small part is swallowed.

Battery Use Guidelines

Device Dysfunction and Implants

Awareness of Dysfunction

Be aware aid may stop working without notice (e.g., due to batteries or blockage).

Medical Procedures and Environmental Risks

Power Hearing Aids and Side Effects

Use on Aircraft

Activate Flight mode to deactivate Bluetooth on aircraft unless permitted.

Troubleshooting Guide

No Sound

Possible causes: Dead battery, clogged earpieces (dome, Grip Tip, or Micro Mold).

Intermittent or Reduced Sound

Possible causes: Clogged sound outlet, moisture, dead battery.

Squealing Noise

Possible causes: Earpiece inserted incorrectly, ear wax accumulated in ear canal.

Apple Device Pairing Issues

Possible causes: Bluetooth connection failed, only one hearing aid paired.

Troubleshooting Solutions

Water & Dust Resistance (IP68)

Guidelines for Water Contact

Wipe dry, remove battery, dry drawer, let aid dry 30 mins, insert new battery.

Important Notice: Water Activity Precautions

Do not wear during showering/water activities. Do not immerse in water.

Technical Information

USA and Canada Compliance

Summary

Intended Use

Intended Use of the Hearing Aid

The hearing aid amplifies and transmits sound to the ear.

Indications for Use

For bilateral or unilateral hearing loss from slight to severe, sensorineural, conductive, or mixed type.

Intended User Group

Adults and children older than 36 months with hearing loss.

Contraindications

Not suitable for infants under 36 months. Users of active implants need special attention.

Clinical Benefits

Provides better speech understanding and eases communication.

Identify Left and Right Hearing Aid

Color Indicators for Left;Right Aid

Red indicator for RIGHT aid, Blue indicator for LEFT aid.

Turning the Hearing Aid ON and OFF

Turn ON

Close the battery drawer with the battery in place.

Turn OFF

Open the battery drawer.

When to Replace a Battery

Low Battery Indicators

Three beeps indicate low battery; four beeps indicate battery is out.

How to Replace the Battery

Step 1: Remove Battery

Fully open battery drawer and remove the old battery.

Step 2: Prepare New Battery

Remove sticky label from the '+' side of the new battery.

Step 3: Insert Battery

Insert new battery with '+' side up. Close drawer; a jingle confirms.

Step 4: Close Drawer

Close the battery drawer. A jingle confirms the action.

Putting on the Hearing Aid with Earhook

Step 1: Inserting the Mold

Gently pull ear outwards, press mold into ear canal, twisting slightly.

Step 2: Placing the Aid

Place the hearing aid behind your ear.

Caring for Your Hearing Aid

Cleaning and Replacing Parts

Putting on the Hearing Aid with Thin Tube

Step 1: Placing the Aid

Place the hearing aid behind your ear.

Cleaning the Thin Tube

Replacing Dome or Grip Tip

Cleaning the Micro Mold

Replacing the ProWax Filter

Flight Mode

Activating and Deactivating Flight Mode

Press push button ends for 7+ seconds; a jingle confirms. Drawer open/close deactivates.

Changing Volume (Optional)

Changing Program (Optional)

Muting the Hearing Aid (Optional)

Quick Reset and Pairing Mode

Resetting the Hearing Aid

Open/close battery drawer to return to standard settings; a jingle plays.

Entering Pairing Mode

Open/close battery drawer; aid stays in pairing mode for 180 seconds.

Using Hearing Aid with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch

Pairing Your Hearing Aid with an iPhone

1. Settings Configuration

Open iPhone Settings, ensure Bluetooth is on, navigate to Accessibility.

2. Accessibility Setup

On Accessibility screen, select 'MFi Hearing Devices'.

3. Prepare for Pairing

Open/close battery drawer on aids, place near iPhone; aids stay in pairing mode for 3 minutes.

4. Select Your Aid

iPhone detects aids; choose your hearing aid from the detected list.

5. Confirm Pairing

Confirm the Bluetooth pairing request for each aid.

Reconnecting to Apple Devices

Locking and Unlocking the Battery Drawer

Tinnitus SoundSupport (Optional)

Guidelines for Tinnitus SoundSupport Users

Sound Options and Volume Adjustment

Changing Tinnitus SoundSupport Volume

Volume Control in Each Ear Separately

Press upper/lower button repeatedly to adjust volume for one aid.

Volume Control in Both Ears Simultaneously

Use one aid to adjust volume in both aids; changes are mirrored.

Limitation on Use Time

Daily Use Recommendations

Follow professional's advice on maximum daily usage time to avoid hearing damage.

Important Information for Hearing Care Professionals

Maximum Wearing Time

Wearing time decreases as level increases above 80 dB(A) SPL; software warns of limits.

Volume Control Activation

Warning for High Sound Levels

Warning if relief sound levels may cause hearing damage. 'Max wearing time' table shows safe hours.

Warnings Related to Tinnitus SoundSupport

Potential Adverse Effects

May worsen tinnitus or alter hearing thresholds. Discontinue use if adverse effects occur.

Maximum Wearing Time Guidelines

General Warnings

Proper Usage of Hearing Aids

Use only as directed; misuse can cause permanent hearing loss. Do not let others wear them.

Choking Hazards and Swallowing Risks

Keep Small Parts Out of Reach

Keep aids, parts, and batteries away from children to prevent swallowing or injury.

Swallowed Item Emergency

Seek immediate medical attention if a battery, aid, or small part is swallowed.

Battery Use Guidelines

Device Dysfunction and Implants

Awareness of Dysfunction

Be aware aid may stop working without notice (e.g., due to batteries or blockage).

Medical Procedures and Environmental Risks

Power Hearing Aids and Side Effects

Use on Aircraft

Activate Flight mode to deactivate Bluetooth on aircraft unless permitted.

Troubleshooting Guide

No Sound

Possible causes: Dead battery, clogged earpieces (dome, Grip Tip, or Micro Mold).

Intermittent or Reduced Sound

Possible causes: Clogged sound outlet, moisture, dead battery.

Squealing Noise

Possible causes: Earpiece inserted incorrectly, ear wax accumulated in ear canal.

Apple Device Pairing Issues

Possible causes: Bluetooth connection failed, only one hearing aid paired.

Troubleshooting Solutions

Water & Dust Resistance (IP68)

Guidelines for Water Contact

Wipe dry, remove battery, dry drawer, let aid dry 30 mins, insert new battery.

Important Notice: Water Activity Precautions

Do not wear during showering/water activities. Do not immerse in water.

Technical Information

USA and Canada Compliance

Bernafon VN1 B 105 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBernafon
ModelVN1 B 105
CategoryHearing Aid
LanguageEnglish

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