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General| Brand | Sonova |
|---|---|
| Model | Phonak RemoteControl |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
Guide to interpreting the different colors and patterns of the indicator light.
Explanation of the remote's buttons, slider, and battery compartment.
Note that the remote must be paired with hearing aids before use.
Steps to activate the Phonak RemoteControl by pulling the battery tab.
Instructions on how to turn the Phonak RemoteControl on and off using the slider.
Guide to interpreting the different colors and patterns of the indicator light.
Explains that pairing is only required once for automatic connection.
Describes how the RemoteControl enters pairing mode automatically when first switched on.
Pressing the '+' button increases the hearing aid volume.
Pressing the '-' button decreases the hearing aid volume.
Pressing the program button cycles through available hearing aid programs.
Hearing aids may beep to confirm; changes apply to both aids simultaneously.
Instructions for opening the battery compartment.
Procedure for removing the old battery from the compartment.
How to correctly insert the new battery into the compartment.
The Phonak RemoteControl requires a lithium button cell (CR2032).
Press and hold the '+' and program change buttons for over 10 seconds.
Resetting removes pairing to hearing aids.
Solutions for when no indicator light appears when a button is pressed.
Troubleshooting steps for when hearing aids do not respond to the RemoteControl.
Causes and fixes for a solid red light indicator on the device.
Phonak AG's declaration of product conformity to EU directives.
Explanation of the R-NZ compliance mark for Australia and New Zealand.
Details FCC ID, IC, and regulatory notices regarding operation and modifications.
Explanation of the Japanese mark for certified radio equipment.
Technical specifications for wireless device operation (frequency, modulation, Bluetooth).
Explanation of CE, Type B applied part, and manufacturer symbols.
Details on product design for usage and environmental conditions (IP52).
Explanation of FCC compliance and Bluetooth® trademark symbols.
Symbols for user information, and temperature limits for transport/storage.
Humidity (0-70%) and atmospheric pressure (200-1500 hPa) ranges for storage.
Symbols for keeping dry during transport and proper electronic waste disposal.
Covers operating frequency, intended use, child safety, and medical device interference.
Warning against modifications that may damage the device.
Consult hearing care professional for unresolved issues.
Batteries are toxic if swallowed; seek immediate medical attention.
Device not for children under 36 months; risk of choking if small parts are swallowed.
Remove battery if device is not used for a long time.
Dispose of electrical components according to local regulations.
External devices must be tested according to corresponding IEC standards.
Do not use in explosive areas or oxygen-rich environments.
Protect from moisture, heat, sweat, and avoid dropping.
Remove device during X-ray, CT scans, MRI/NMRI scans due to radiation/magnetic fields.
Keep device sockets and battery slot free from dirt and debris.
Clean with a damp cloth; avoid household cleaners, alcohol, microwaves, or heating devices.
Maintain distance (60 cm) from computer equipment and strong electromagnetic fields.
Keep device at least 10 cm away from magnets.
Turn off and store safely when not in use; do not use where electronic equipment is prohibited.
High-powered electronics and metallic structures can reduce operating range.
Move away from disturbing fields if hearing aids do not respond.
Inquire with hearing care professional for local warranty terms.
Details of the one-year limited international warranty covering manufacturing and material defects.
Warranty does not cover damage from improper handling, chemicals, stress, or unauthorized repairs.
Warranty does not cover services performed by non-authorized personnel.
Fields for recording serial number and date of purchase for warranty.
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