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General| Model | Kanso 2 |
|---|---|
| Rechargeable | Yes |
| Device Type | Sound Processor |
| Manufacturer | Cochlear |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Water Resistance | IP68 |
| Color Options | Silver, Sand |
Intended for recipients/carers of Kanso 2 processor, detailing its functions and controls.
Lists processor parts and control methods via app or remote control.
Explains symbols like NOTE, TIP, CAUTION, and WARNING used in the guide.
Identifies front features: microphone ports, indicator light, logo, and cover.
Identifies back features: magnet and socket cover.
How to charge the processor using the Home or Portable Charger.
Warning to use only Cochlear-approved charging equipment.
Steps for pairing the processor with compatible Apple/Android devices or remote control.
Details compatibility with Apple and Android devices for control and streaming.
Using the app for processor control, monitoring, and settings.
Compares functions available via Tap, Remote Control, and Smart App.
Instructions on tapping the Cochlear logo to operate the processor.
Details double-tap for ON and triple-tap for OFF actions.
Explains Auto-on and double-tap methods for powering on the processor.
Explains Auto-off and triple-tap methods for powering off the processor.
Describes indicator lights for turning ON (green) and OFF (orange).
How to select different programs for varying sound environments using app or remote.
Explains the green flashing light indicating a program change.
How to adjust volume and sensitivity levels using the app or remote.
Notes that adjustments require pairing with app/remote first.
Using accessories like Mini Microphone/TV Streamer for audio streaming.
How to switch between audio sources using the app or remote.
Describes the blue flashing light when changing audio sources.
Instructions on positioning the processor with logo/ports facing up.
Warning for correct positioning to ensure performance and prevent detachment.
Using coloured stickers (red/blue) to identify left/right processors.
Caution to use the correct processor for each implant.
Avoid sliding; place processor down and rotate for attachment.
Step-by-step guide for attaching processor to CI600 Series implant.
Instructions for applying the optional SoftWear pad for improved comfort.
May need a stronger magnet; contact clinician if performance changes.
How to insert and remove the optional socket cover to prevent dust.
Warning about choking hazard and keeping out of reach of children.
Describes safety lines for preventing processor loss and their types.
Warning about strangulation risk for children under 3 with longer lines.
How to attach the safety line that clips into hair.
Methods for safely removing the safety line from the processor.
How to measure and fit the headband for securing the processor.
How to fit the headband to allow charging via the portable charger.
Instructions for washing and drying the headband.
Using the Magnet Tool to change magnets for optimal retention.
Step-by-step guides for removing and inserting magnets using the tool.
Warning about choking hazard; keep magnet tools out of reach.
Using accessories like Safety Line or Headband for sports.
Cleaning the processor and checking microphone protectors.
Advice on finding clinics, carrying backups, and using Patient ID cards.
Information on passing through security and flight-safe mode.
How to switch the processor to flight mode using quadruple-tap.
Daily checks, wiping, and nightly drying in the Home Charger.
Replacing pads/lines monthly, protectors quarterly, battery every six months.
Do not use cleaning agents/alcohol; turn off before cleaning.
Replace every three months or if protectors look dirty/sound quality degrades.
Step-by-step guide to remove and replace the microphone cover.
Warning not to touch sensitive microphone filters when cover is removed.
Details water resistance ratings and steps for wet processors.
How to brush away sand or dirt from the processor casing.
Details green and blue lights for power, program changes, and audio sources.
Explains lights for alerts, connection status, and ForwardFocus control.
Explains beeps for power states, volume, and program changes.
Explains beeps for accessories, battery alerts, faults, and advanced functions.
Solutions for when the processor fails to turn on or switches off unexpectedly.
Resolving issues with sound reception, wireless accessories, and distorted audio.
Addressing tightness, discomfort, skin irritation, and attachment problems.
Solutions for battery not lasting and processor getting wet.
Risks of impact for children and choking hazards from small parts.
Avoiding metallic objects near the processor and understanding stimulation levels.
Risks for children, overheating, skin irritation, and proper use.
Warnings on sharing, modifications, skin pressure, and volume adjustments.
General advice on discussing treatments with physician; processor removal required.
Details warnings for diathermy, electroconvulsive therapy, electrosurgery, ultrasound, and radiation.
Lists materials, dimensions, and weight of the processor.
Details voltage, frequency, wireless tech, power, battery, and communication range.
Explains communication protocols, channels, and operating ranges.
Specifies temperature, humidity, and pressure ranges for operation and storage.
Lists the fabric, thread, and other materials used in the headband.
Warnings about RF equipment proximity and interference.
Guidelines for recycling electronic components and batteries.
Details EC directives, CE mark, FCC, and ISED compliance.
Explains common symbols found on the device and packaging.
Explains how personal information is collected and used.
Statements on accuracy, specifications, and copyright.
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