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ReSound BTEs
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LOW BATTERY WARNING
A low battery warning is automatically triggered
whenever the battery voltage/power drops below a
critical level. When this happens, the hearing instru-
ment will emit soft beeps. These beeps will continue
every fi ve minutes until the instrument automatically
switches off. The beeps can vary when using different
battery brands. We recommend that you keep spare
batteries on hand.
CHANGING THE BATTERY
The batteries for the hearing instrument are quite
small, which may cause diffi culty in seeing the battery
and battery door markings. A magnifying glass and
good lighting may be helpful.
Open the battery
door completely
by lifting the tab on
the battery door.
After removing the
old battery, insert
the new one with
the “+” (fl at) side
facing the “+” on
the battery door.
It should fi t in like a puzzle piece. The battery door
should close very easily. Never use force to close the
door as this may damage your hearing instrument.
Always use the correct battery size. (Refer to the
accompanying insert to identify the correct battery
size for your hearing instrument model.)
USING ASSISTIVE LISTENING
(TELE-LOOP) SYSTEMS
Many gathering places are equipped with assistive
listening (tele-loop) systems, for example, schools,
theaters and houses of worship. To take advantage
of a tele-loop system, select the telecoil program.
When the telecoil program has been selected, you
will be able to hear a clean sound signal via the tele-
loop system. If your are unable to hear the signal from
the tele-loop while in the telecoil program, check to
determine that the loop system is working properly.
If a school, theater or house of worship does not
have a tele-loop system, try to sit as close as pos-
sible to the speaker and use one of the microphone
programs.
DIRECT AUDIO INPUT (DAI)
(SELECT MODELS)
Your ReSound BTE hearing instruments may have
the possibility of direct, undisturbed connection to
devices such as television, radio and remote micro-
phone via the Programming/DAI Interface. Often, this
will improve sound quality.
To listen to a sound source using DAI, a cable or
a wireless FM system is attached to your hearing
instrument through an audio shoe.
Please refer to the accompanying insert for additional
information regarding use of the audio shoe.
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