Oticon Medical ConnectClip Instruction Manual

Instructions for use ConnectClip
Introduction to this booklet
This booklet guides you on how to use and maintain your new ConnectClip. Please read the booklet carefully, including the Warning section. This will help you get the most out of your new ConnectClip. If you have additional questions about the use of your ConnectClip, please contact your hearing care professional.
Intended use
The ConnectClip is intended as a wireless receiver and transmitter of sound between hearing aids and the surrounding environment, including speech and wireless elec­tronic audio devices. The ConnectClip also assists users of wireless hearing aids to control the functionality provided by their hearing solution.
The ConnectClip is intended to be used by children (> 36 months) and adults together with their hearing solution.
Introduction
The ConnectClip can be used both as a wireless headset for mobile phones and as a remote microphone/partner microphone.
1. Headset with mobile phone
Sounds from your phone will be streamed to your hearings aids through the ConnectClip (A). Your voice is picked up by the ConnectClip and sent to the mobile phone (B).
2. Remote/partner -microphone
The voice of a chosen speaker will be transmitted wirelessly FROM the ConnectClip TO your hearing aids.
AB
Up to 20 m
IMPORTANT
Please familiarise yourself with the entire contents of this booklet before using your ConnectClip. It contains instructions and important information about the use and handling of your ConnectClip.
Contents
Package content 9 Overview - main functions 10 Overview - product indicators 12 Getting started 14
Initial setup
A. Pairing hearing aids with the ConnectClip 16 B. Pairing mobile phone with the ConnectClip 18
Daily use
Daily use: On/Off 20 Daily use: Charging 21
Using ConnectClip with mobile phone
Using ConnectClip with a mobile phone 22 Ensuring ConnectClip is connected to the phone 23 Receiving calls 24 Making calls 26 Advanced headset features 27
Listening to music
Listening to music 28
Using ConnectClip as a remote microphone
Using ConnectClip as a remote microphone 30 Selecting microphone mode 31 Starting/stopping sound from remote microphone 32 Regulating level from remote microphone 33 Starting/stopping sound from remote microphone using your hearing aids 34 Cleaning the ConnectClip 35
Using ConnectClip as a remote control for hearing aids
Using ConnectClip as a remote control for hearing aids 36 Other features and functions 37 Warnings 38 Technical information 44 International warranty 47
Instructions for use ConnectClip
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Package content
The ConnectClip box consists of the following elements:
ConnectClip Lanyard - long Lanyard - regular Pouch
Wall charger
(will vary from country to country)
USB charger cableThis guide
(Instructions for use)
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Overview - main functions
Microphones
Multi button
- On/off
- Answer phone
- Mode selector
Volume
- Up
- Down
Status
indicator
Power indicator
Charging socket. Micro USB
Clip (rotating) for wearing the ConnectClip
Front Back
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Overview - product indicators
Status Description
Blinking yellow Searching for hearing aids
Steady yellow Idle. Hearing aids connected, Not connected to a phone
Blinking blue Searching for a mobile phone (pairing)
Steady blue Connected to a Mobile Phone
Steady green In a call. Headset (HFP); Mobile
Blinking green Incoming call
Steady orange Music; Mobile Phone (A2DP)
Steady magenta Remote microphone mode
Blinking mag. Remote microphone reconnecting
Power Description
Steady red Battery low
Steady green Turned on - not charging
Blinking green Turned on - charging
Fading green Turned on - charging complete
Blinking orange Turned off - charging
Steady orange Turned off - charging complete
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Getting started
Before you can use the ConnectClip with your hearing aids, both the hearing aids and the ConnectClip need to be paired/connected. Using the ConnectClip with a mobile phone also requires the ConnectClip to be paired with/connected to your mobile phone.
1. Pairing hearing aid and ConnectClip
2. Pairing ConnectClip and mobile
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