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FM compatibility guide
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Except for the EO-98 models. For these models, use the program button or remote control to switch to the FM program.
ReSound offers a FM receiver solution (FM02) for super power BTEs. These
receivers are compatible with the FM systems most commonly used in
educational settings and in other situations that require FM use.
ReSound also offers two DAI adaptor solutions compatible with all universal
FM receivers. The DAI adaptor is used for connection of a universal ear-level
FM receiver.
For the user to get the most out of an FM system it is important that it is fitted
to the individual needs and preferences. This guide gives an overview of how
to program ReSound hearing instruments with ReSound Aventa 3 for FM use.
It also gives an overview of some of the transmitters which can be used with
the ReSound FM receivers and how to connect them to the FM transmitters.
Getting started
Set-up the hearing instruments for FM use
1. Select a client in Noah.
2. Connect the hearing instrument(s) to the Aventa fitting software.
3. Set up a DAI/FM program (DAI/mic balance should be set to 0/0 dB).
4. Auto-relate the gains from program 1 to the DAI/FM program.
5. Save the fitting.
6. Exit Aventa.
7. Connect the FM receiver and/or a DAI shoe and receiver to the base of the
hearing instrument.
8. Access the FM program: attaching the FM receiver or DAI with FM
receiver to the hearing instrument(s) automatically switches the hearing
instrument(s) to FM mode1.
9. The hearing instrument(s) are now ready to connect to the transmitter.
Contents
Introduction .........................3
Getting started .......................3
Set-up the hearing instruments for FM use . 3
ReSound FM receiver solutions ..........4
ReSound DAI adaptor solutions ..........5
Connect to Phonak transmitters ..........6
Connect to Oticon Amigo transmitters .....7
Connect universal FM receiver to a
FM transmitter .......................8
Transmitter compatibility ................8
Universal receiver compatibility ...........8
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ReSound FM receiver solutions
FM02
FM02 is a dedicated ear-level FM receiver for ReSound ENZO 98
Super Power hearing instruments featuring a 675 battery.
The hearing care professional can easily attach or remove an
FM02 with just one pin.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
ReSound DAI adaptor solutions
Model overview
DAI click-on adaptor for RIE, MBTE and BTE models
The DAI click-on adaptor is compatible with ReSound
BTE hearing instruments: ReSound LiNX 77 and 88 BTE,
ReSound Verso 67 MBTE, Verso 77 and 88 BTE, ReSound
Alera 67 MBTE, Alera 77 and 87 BTE, and with ReSound
Alera and ReSound Verso 62 RIE featuring 312 and 13 size
battery.
Design-integrated DAI adaptor for Super Power BTE
The design-integrated DAI adaptor is compatible with
ReSound ENZO 98 super power BTE’s featuring a 675
battery.
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Connect to Phonak transmitters
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Except for the EO-98 models. For these, manually switch to the FM program.
Connecting ReSound hearing instrument(s) to a Phonak transmitter
using the ReSound FM02 receiver
• Connect the FM receiver to the hearing instrument(s).
• The hearing instruments will automatically switch to the FM program2.
ReSound Up Smart BTE and Super Power models with LED will blink
for FM confirmation.
• Turn on the transmitter (The screen should light up).
• Make sure that the Phonak transmitter is charged (Phonak Inspiro,
SmartLink+, EasyLink+ or ZoomLink+).
• To connect the ReSound FM receiver with the transmitter; place the
hearing instrument(s) with the ReSound FM receiver connected within
10cm (4 inches) of the Phonak transmitter.
• Inspiro: Press the Connect key on the key pad.
• SmartLink+, EasyLink+ and ZoomLink+: Automatically selects the
most recently used FM channel.
• The ReSound FM receiver should now be connected to the Phonak
transmitter.
• Verify that the sound is being transmitted by tapping the transmitter
microphone; sound should be audible in the hearing instrument(s).
• For further details refer to your Phonak transmitter guide.
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Except for the EO-98 models. For these, manually switch to the FM program.
Connecting ReSound hearing instrument(s) to Oticon Amigo
transmitter using the ReSound FM02 receiver
• Connect the FM receiver to the hearing instrument(s).
• The hearing instruments will automatically switch to the FM
program3. ReSound Up Smart BTE and Super Power models with
LED will blink
for FM confirmation.
• Turn on the Amigo transmitter (the screen should light up)
• Make sure that the Oticon Amigo transmitter is charged.
• To connect the ReSound FM receiver with the Oticon Amigo
transmitter; place the hearing instrument(s) with the FM receiver
connected within 10-35cm (4-20 inches) of the Amigo transmitter.
• Press briefly the Sync button in the middle.
• Verify that the sound is being transmitted by tapping the transmitter
microphone; sound should be audible in the hearing instrument(s).
Troubleshooting channel selection
• When using the FM02 with the Oticon Amigo transmitter, the
receiver must be on same channel as the Amigo transmitter.
• When the receiver channel is known, it can be selected on the
Amigo transmitter. Note that the top left corner of the screen shows
the Phonak notation for the channel, which may be different than
the Oticon number at the center of the screen.
• If the receiver channel is not known, switch channel on the Amigo
transmitter until the receiver is found.
• If a particular channel is preferred use the Phonak transmitter to
change to the desired channel and then select this channel in the
Amigo transmitter.
• For further details refer to your Amigo transmitter guide.
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Connect universal FM receiver to a
FM transmitter
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Except for the EO-98 models. For these, manually switch to the FM program.
Connecting ReSound hearing instrument(s) to a FM transmitter using a
universal FM receiver via a DAI adaptor
• Connect the DAI to the hearing instrument.
• Connect the universal FM receiver to the DAI shoe.
• The hearing instruments will automatically switch to the FM program4.
ReSound Up Smart BTE and Super Power models with LED will blink
for FM confirmation.
• Turn on the transmitter (The screen should light up).
• Make sure the transmitter is charged.
• Connect the FM receiver with the transmitter; place hearing instrument(s)
with the FM receiver connected within 10-35cm (4-20 inches) of the
transmitter.
• Briefly press the Connect key on the transmitter.
• Verify that the sound is being transmitted by tapping the transmitter
microphone sound should be audible in the hearing instrument(s).
• For further details on how to connect refer to your guide provided for the
FM system you are using.
Transmitter compatibility
FM02 compatibility
Phonak transmitters
Phonak inspiro
Phonak SmartLink
Phonak ZoomLink
Phonak EasyLink
FM02 compatibility
Oticon transmitters
Oticon Amigo T20/21
Oticon Amigo T30/31
Universal receiver compatibility
Phonak universal receiver compatibility via DAI
Phonak Roger
Phonak MLxi
Phonak MicroMLxS
Oticon universal receiver compatibility via DAI
Amigo R2
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