ReSound ONE User Manual

User guide
ReSound Custom hearing aids, Rechargeable

ReSound ONE Specifications

General

Model	ReSound ONE
Technology	Digital
Connectivity	Bluetooth
App Compatibility	ReSound Smart 3D App
Water Resistance	IP68
Channels	17
Wireless Connectivity	Bluetooth Low Energy
Water and Dust Resistance	IP68
Rechargeable Option	Yes
Tinnitus Relief	Yes
Directional Microphones	Yes
Feedback Cancellation	Yes
Noise Reduction	Yes
Wind Noise Reduction	Yes
Telecoil	Yes
Battery Type	Rechargeable
Power Options	Rechargeable
Battery Life	Up to 30 hours
Style	Behind-the-Ear (BTE)

Summary

Hearing aid information

FDA warnings and cautions (US only)

Introduction

Intended purpose

The hearing aid is intended to compensate for hearing impairment by amplifying and transmitting sound to the ear.

User profile

The hearing aid is intended for use by adults and children 12 years of age or older.

Therapeutic indications

Specifies indications for use, including sensorineural, conductive, or mixed hearing loss.

Contraindications

Lists conditions where consulting a physician before dispensing a hearing aid is advised.

Symbols

Explains various symbols used in the manual, including warnings, notes, and compliance marks.

Getting to know your hearing aid

Front view

Details the components visible on the front of the hearing aid, such as microphone inlets and push buttons.

Side view

Describes the components visible on the side of the hearing aid, including the faceplate and wax filter.

Charging your hearing aids

Battery warnings

Highlights critical safety warnings related to the rechargeable lithium-ion battery cell.

Low battery alert

Explains the audible alerts and volume reduction that occur when the hearing aid battery is low.

Placing your hearing aids in your ears

How to tell left from right

Provides guidance on distinguishing between the left and right hearing aids using color markings.

Removing your hearing aids from your ears

Using your hearing aids

Turning your hearing aids on and off

Explains how to power the hearing aids on and off, including automatic and manual methods.

Automatic mute function while charging

Describes the automatic muting feature when hearing aids are placed in the charger.

Explanation of indicator lights on the hearing aid

Details the meaning of the green indicator light on the hearing aid itself.

Explanation of indicator lights on the front of the charger

Explains the LED indicators on the front of the charging unit for hearing aid status.

Explanation of indicator lights on the back of the charger

Describes the LED indicator on the back of the charger, indicating power connection.

Adjusting the volume

Explains automatic volume adjustment and manual control via remote or app.

Listening programs

Discusses activating and choosing listening programs for specific situations.

Programs

Lists and describes various listening programs like All-Around, Ultra Focus, and Music.

Apps

Introduces the mobile app for controlling hearing aid features like volume and programs.

Using the push button

Details how to use the push button for program changes, volume control, and other functions.

Changing programs

Explains how to cycle through listening programs using the push button.

Turning your hearing aids OFF and ON

Instructions for powering the hearing aids on and off using the push button.

Customizing the button actions

Describes how hearing care professionals can customize button functions for volume control.

Using the ReSound Remote Control 2 or the ReSound Smart 3D™™ app

Explains controlling hearing aids with remote control or mobile app for various functions.

Using a telephone

Provides tips for using the telephone with hearing aids, including handling whistling.

Mobile phones

Discusses compatibility and advice for using hearing aids with mobile phones.

Advanced options

Using your hearing aids with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch (optional)

Details how to use hearing aids with Apple devices for audio streaming and control.

Streaming from an Android™™ smartphone

Explains audio streaming from Android smartphones to hearing aids.

Controlling your hearing aid with the mobile device app (optional)

Describes using the ReSound Smart 3D™™ app for updates, finding aids, and remote control.

ReSound Assist and ReSound Assist Live (optional)

Explains remote adjustments and face-to-face assistance via ReSound Assist services.

Wireless accessories

Available wireless accessories and their features

Lists and describes accessories like TV streamer, remote controls, and phone clip.

Accessing wireless accessories

Explains how to connect to already paired wireless devices.

Low battery alert when paired with wireless accessories

Describes battery status indication and alerts when using wireless accessories.

Flight Mode / Wireless Communication Off Mode

Provides instructions for turning off and activating wireless communication for flight.

Turning off wireless communication (activating Flight Mode)

Step-by-step guide to activate Flight Mode by turning off wireless communication.

Activating wireless communication (turning off Flight Mode)

Instructions for re-enabling wireless communication after Flight Mode.

Cleaning and caring for your hearing aids

Cleaning tools

Lists the tools provided for cleaning the hearing aids, such as a soft cloth and brush.

General instructions for care and maintenance

Provides general advice on cleaning, drying, and protecting hearing aids from damage.

Daily care and maintenance

Explains daily cleaning procedures using the provided tools for optimal performance.

Replacing the wax guards

Guidance on when and how to replace wax guards to protect the hearing aid.

Using the wax guard tool

Instructions on using the specific tool for removing and inserting wax guards.

Replacement of the filter ring

Information on when and how to replace the filter ring for optimal sound quality.

Storing your rechargeable hearing aids

Instructions for storing hearing aids in the charger or manually when not in use.

Tinnitus Management

Tinnitus Sound Generator module

Introduction to the Tinnitus Sound Generator (TSG) module for tinnitus relief.

Indications for use of the TSG module

Defines the target population and conditions for using the TSG module.

User instructions for the TSG module

Provides basic information about the device and its description.

Explanation of how the device functions

Details how the TSG module works, including sound generation and synchronization.

The scientific concepts that form the basis for the device

Explains the principles behind sound enrichment and masking for tinnitus management.

TSG volume control

Describes how the TSG volume can be adjusted by the hearing care professional or user.

Using TSG with smartphone apps

Explains how smartphone apps can control TSG functionality.

TSG - Technical specifications

Provides technical details on available sounds and configurations for the TSG module.

Prescription use of this device

Emphasizes that the TSG module is a prescription device and requires professional guidance.

Target population

Reiterates the primary and secondary target age groups for the TSG module.

Important notice for prospective sound generator users

Provides crucial information for users considering the sound generator.

Warning information

Details important warnings and cautions regarding the safe use of sound generators.

Tinnitus Sound Generator warning to hearing care professionals

Specific warnings and cautions for hearing care professionals regarding TSG use.

General warnings and cautions

WARNING

Highlights critical safety advice including consulting professionals and keeping aids away from children.

CAUTION

Lists cautions related to power hearing aids and exposure to loud sounds.

Warnings related to power hearing aids

Details risks associated with high-power hearing aids and loud sounds.

Cyber security warnings

CAUTION

Highlights precautions for maintaining hearing aid security and preventing unauthorized access.

Troubleshooting

Regulatory information

Warranties and repairs

Information on the manufacturer's warranty and how to handle repairs.

Ambient conditions

Details temperature, operation, transport, and storage conditions for the hearing aids.

During use

Specifies operating temperature and humidity limits during normal use and charging.

During transport or storage

Outlines temperature and humidity limits for transporting and storing the hearing aids.

Expected service lifetime

Provides the expected service lifetime for the hearing aid and accessories.

Non-clinical testing (US only)

Lists the standards and tests performed for non-clinical performance and safety.

Clinical data (US only)

Summarizes the clinical evaluation and data supporting the device's performance.

Statement

Details compliance with FCC and ISED rules, including interference guidelines.

The products are in compliance with the following regulatory requirements:

Lists compliance statements for US, Canada, and Japan.

Type designations

Specifies model names, FCC IDs, and IC numbers for the hearing aids.

Hearing aid variants

Lists the available variants for in-the-canal hearing aids.

Technical specifications

Hearing aid model

Details maximum output levels for different hearing aid models (LP, MP, HP, UP).

Battery Lifetime

States the expected battery lifetime for the hearing aids.

Low Power (LP) models (US only)

Provides specific technical data for Low Power (LP) ITC models, including latency and battery drain.

Additional technical data

Lists latency, battery current drain, and attack/release times for LP models.

Medium Power (MP) models (US only)

Provides specific technical data for Medium Power (MP) models, including latency and battery drain.

Additional technical data

Lists latency, battery current drain, and attack/release times for MP models.

High Power (HP) models (US only)

Provides specific technical data for High Power (HP) models, including latency and battery drain.

Additional technical data

Lists latency, battery current drain, and attack/release times for HP models.

Ultra Power (UP) models (US only)

Provides specific technical data for Ultra Power (UP) models, including latency and battery drain.

Additional technical data

Lists latency, battery current drain, and attack/release times for UP models.

Additional information

Acknowledgements

Contains copyright information and licensing terms for software components.

Notes

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