GN Resound V80 Operating Instructions Manual
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
ReSound V
Model V80
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Congratulations on the purchase of your new fullydigital GN ReSound hearing instrument!
GN ReSound’s state-of-the-art technology and the
customized programmes selected by your hearing care
professional will bring outstanding sound quality to your
family, social and professional life.
Your hearing instrument has been adjusted to your individual hearing loss. Please familiarize yourself with the
information in this booklet. Proper understanding and use
of your new GN ReSound hearing instrument will allow
you to derive maximum hearing benefit.
ReSound V is a trademark of GN ReSound .
GN RESOUND V SERIES
BEHIND-THE-EAR
PERSONAL HEARING SYSTEM
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Contents page
Your ReSound V Hearing Instrument 4-5
User Operated Controls 6
Volume Control 6
Mode Selector 6
Your ReSound V set-up 7
Stand-by Function 7
On/Off Function 7
Changing the Battery 8
Battery Warning Information 9
Daily Maintenance 10
The Ear mould 11-12
Telephone Use 13
Using Assistive Listening Systems 14
Repairs 14
General Precautions 15
Technical Data 15
Troubleshooting Guide 16-17
Key Word Index 18
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Your ReSound V Hearing Instrument
1. Mode Selector/Volume Control
2. Battery Compartment
3. Sound Outlet
4. Microphone Sound Inlet
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V80
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6. Model
7. Manufacturer
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User Operated Controls
Volume Control
If you wish to be able to manually adjust the volume beyond
how the instrument is programmed for your needs, your hearing care professional can turn the volume control feature on.
Once on, the volume control on your instrument is integrated
with the mode selector. To increase or decrease volume, slide the
selector up or down in discreet, quick steps. For each volume
step, you will hear a “beep” signal indicating the change. If you
reach the upper or lower limit of the volume control range,
there will be different type of “beep” signal with a lower frequency pitch.
Mode Selector
In ReSound V you have a basic programme and 3 different modes.
The first mode is the Comfort Mode, a standard feature for more
comfort in noisy environments with less demanding speech
understanding needs (in the car, in the mall). If you select the
telecoil option you have additionally the T and MT modes. If
your hearing care professional has programmed the telecoil
option with the specific modes into your instrument, you can
select the modes simply by depressing the push button. You will
then hear one or more “beeps”, indicating which mode you have
selected. Your hearing instrument will switch modes as follows:
Example with 3 modes:
Basic programme → Comfort Mode,
Comfort Mode
→ MT mode,
MT mode
→ T mode,
T mode
→ Basic programme
Example with 2 modes:
Basic programme → Comfort Mode,
Comfort Mode
→ T or MT mode,
T or MT mode
→ Basic programme
Example with 1 modes:
Basic programme → Comfort Mode,
Comfort Mode
→ Basic programme
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