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Unitron Moxi V-R - User Manual

Unitron Moxi V-R
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Unitron Moxi V-R
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Unitron Moxi V-R Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryHearing Aid
ManufacturerUnitron
ModelMoxi V-R
StyleReceiver-in-canal (RIC)
TypeDigital
RechargeableYes
Battery TypeLithium-ion
Battery LifeUp to 24 hours
IP RatingIP68
Channels16
Wireless ConnectivityBluetooth
CompatibilityiOS and Android devices
Noise ReductionYes
Feedback ManagementYes
Frequency RangeReportedly up to 10 kHz

Summary

1. Quick guide

Charging your hearing aids

How to charge your hearing aids for the first time and check status.

Multi-function button with indicator light

Explanation of the hearing aid's multi-function button and indicator light.

On;Off

Instructions on how to switch the hearing aid on and off.

Tap control

How to use tap control for device functions.

2. Parts of the hearing aid and charger

Unitron Moxi V-R hearing aids

Diagram and labels for Moxi V-R hearing aids.

Moxi V-RT hearing aids

Diagram and labels for Moxi V-RT hearing aids.

Possible earpieces

Illustrations of available earpiece options.

Charger

External power supply

Information about the external power supply for the charger.

Power supply specification

Technical specifications for the power supply.

3. Preparing the charger

Connecting the power supply

Step-by-step guide to connect the charger to a power source.

4. Charging your hearing aids

5. Left and right hearing aid markers

6. Putting your hearing aids on your ears

7. Removing the hearing aid

Labeling

Location of serial number and year of manufacture.

8. Multi-function button

9. On;off

Switch on hearing aid

Procedure to turn the hearing aid on.

Switch off hearing aid

Procedure to turn the hearing aid off.

10. Tap control

11. Connectivity overview

12. Initial pairing

Pairing to a Bluetooth enabled device for the first time

Steps for initial Bluetooth pairing with a device.

Connecting to your mobile phone

How hearing aids automatically connect to a paired phone.

13. Phone calls

Making a phone call

Guide on how to make a phone call using hearing aids.

Accepting a phone call

Ending a phone call

Rejecting a phone call

14. Flight mode

Entering flight mode

Steps to enable flight mode on the hearing aid.

Exiting flight mode

Steps to disable flight mode and exit.

15. Rebooting your hearing aid

16. Using the Unitron Remote Plus app

Compatibility information

Information on phone compatibility for the app.

17. Listening in public places

How to use your telecoil function

Guide on using the telecoil function in public places.

18. Operating, transport and storage conditions

19. Care and maintenance

Expected service life

Information on the expected lifespan of the hearing aids and charger.

Commercial service period

Details on the service period for repairs and maintenance.

Daily cleaning and maintenance

Hearing aid

Daily cleaning and maintenance for the hearing aid.

Charger

Daily cleaning and maintenance for the charger.

Weekly cleaning and maintenance

Hearing aid

Weekly cleaning and maintenance for the hearing aid.

Chargers

Weekly cleaning and maintenance for the chargers.

20. Exchanging the earwax protection

Removing the earpiece or dome from the speaker

Steps to remove the earpiece or dome from the speaker.

21. Service and warranty

Local warranty

Information on local warranty terms.

International warranty

Details of the international warranty coverage.

22. Compliance information

Declaration of conformity

Statement of conformity with regulations.

Australia;New Zealand:

Compliance information for Australia and New Zealand.

23. Information and explanation of symbols

CE Marking and Conformity

Explanation of CE marking and regulatory compliance.

Device and Manufacturer Information

Symbols related to manufacturer, date, and serial numbers.

User Guidance and Warnings

Symbols indicating important user information and warnings.

Regulatory and Trademark Symbols

Symbols for FCC, Bluetooth, Prescription Device, etc.

Symbols related to environmental and safety

IP Rating and Environmental Symbols

Symbols for water/dust resistance and disposal.

European Power Supply Symbols

Symbols specific to European power supply units.

24. Troubleshooting guide

Issue: will not turn on

Solutions for hearing aids that do not power on.

Issue: no sound

Steps to resolve issues with no sound from the hearing aid.

Issue: battery does not last the whole day

Troubleshooting for short battery life.

Troubleshooting common issues

Issue: not loud enough

Solutions for insufficient volume.

Issue: whistling

Troubleshooting steps for whistling sounds.

Troubleshooting audio quality and fit

Issue: not clear, distorted

Solutions for distorted or unclear audio.

Issue: custom molds;domes falling out of ear

Fixing issues with earpieces falling out.

Troubleshooting connectivity and charging

Issue: charging does not start

Steps to resolve charging failures.

Weak on the telephone (Moxi V-RT)

Tips for improving telephone reception.

Intended patient population and indications

Intended patient population

Who the hearing aids are intended for.

Indications

General clinical indications for hearing aid use.

Contraindications

General clinical contraindications for hearing aid use.

Clinical benefit of hearing aids

Hearing aid:

Benefits of hearing aids for speech understanding.

Tinnitus feature:

Benefits of the tinnitus feature for distraction.

Side effects of hearing aids

Physiological side-effects of hearing aids

Common side effects of hearing aids.

General safety warnings

Hearing aid usage warnings

Warnings related to battery, flight mode, and modifications.

Specific safety precautions

Warnings for children and medical implants

Safety advice for children and users with implants.

Interference and equipment interaction

Warnings regarding interference and equipment stacking.

RF and physical impact safety

RF communication equipment proximity

Safety distance for RF devices.

Ear canal and physical impact safety

Warnings about ear canal and physical impacts.

Magnets and electrical safety warnings

Magnet proximity and battery handling

Warnings about magnets, batteries, and charger contacts.

Electrical hazard and certified equipment

Warnings about electrical hazards and charger requirements.

Battery and product safety guidelines

Lithium battery warnings

Critical warnings about lithium button/coin batteries.

Product safety recommendations

Recommendations for product care and safety.

Handling and medical examination guidelines

Handling and storage advice

Advice on handling, storage, and protecting from shocks.

Medical examination precautions

Precautions for medical examinations like X-ray and MRI.

Mobile phone compatibility rating

Performance variability with mobile phones

How hearing aid performance can vary with mobile phones.

26. Tinnitus masker

Tinnitus masker warnings and principles

Warnings and principles related to the tinnitus masker.

Tinnitus masker important information

Tinnitus masker usage guidelines

Guidelines for using the tinnitus masker as prescribed.

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