Siemens Sirion S User Manual
Orion™ S, Orion M, Orion P,
Sirion™ S, Sirion M, Sirion P
User Guide
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Content
Welcome 4
Your hearing instruments 5
Getting to know your hearing instruments 5
Components and names 6
Controls 9
Settings 12
Battery size and ear pieces 13
Service information 14
Batteries 15
Replacing non-rechargeable batteries 15
Daily use 17
Turning on and off 17
Inserting 19
Removing 21
Adjusting the volume 22
Changing the hearing program 23
Further adjustments (optional) 23
Locking the controls (optional) 24
Using two hearing instruments (optional) 25
On the phone 26
Telephone program 26
Audio induction loops 27
Telecoil program and remote control 27
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Audio input 28
Attaching and removing the audio shoe 29
Maintenance and care 30
Cleaning 30
Drying 32
Storage 32
Exchanging ear pieces and tubes 32
Troubleshooting 33
Important information 34
Intended use 34
Explanation of symbols 34
Transport and storage conditions 34
Disposal information 35
Technical information 35
Conformance information 37
Important safety information 38
Personal safety 38
Product safety 40
Tinnitus noiser 41
Country-specific information 45
3Content
Welcome
You have chosen one of our hearing instruments, a
reliable partner to accompany you through everday life.
Like everything new, it will take you a little while to
become familiar with it.
This document, along with support from your Hearing
Care Professional, will help you. You will quickly come to
appreciate the advantages and greater quality of life your
hearing instrument offers.
CAUTION
Read this user guide thoroughly and completely
and follow the safety information in this document
to avoid damage or injury.
To benefit most from your hearing instrument, wear it
daily and all day long. Especially after longer periods of
living with hearing loss, a dedicated hearing training is
recommended - with a Hearing Care Professional or at
home.
Welcome4
Your hearing instruments
Getting to know your hearing instruments
It is recommended to familiarize yourself with your new
hearing instruments. With the instruments in your hand
try using the controls and note their location on the
instrument. This will make it easier for you to feel and
press the controls while wearing the hearing instruments.
If you have problems pressing the controls of your
hearing instruments while wearing them, you
can ask your Hearing Care Professional whether a
remote control option is available.
Your hearing instruments 5
Components and names
This user guide describes several types of hearing
instruments. Use the following pictures to identify the
type of hearing instrument that you use.
Your hearing instruments are either equipped with a
LifeTube or with an earhook.
Orion S, Sirion S
➊ Ear piece (LifeTip)
➋ Concha lock (optional)
➌ Tube (LifeTube)
➍ Earhook
Your hearing instruments6
➎ Microphone openings
➏ Push button
➐ Battery compartment
Orion M, Sirion M
➊ Ear piece (LifeTip)
➋ Concha lock (optional)
➌ Tube (LifeTube)
➍ Earhook
➎ Microphone openings
➏ Rocker switch
➐ Battery compartment
Your hearing instruments 7
Orion P, Sirion P
➊ Ear piece (LifeTip)
➋ Concha lock (optional)
➌ Tube (LifeTube)
➍ Earhook
Your hearing instruments8
➎ Microphone openings
➏ Push button
➐ Rocker switch
➑ Battery compartment
Controls
With the controls you can, for example, adjust the volume
or switch hearing programs. Your hearing instruments
have a push button or a rocker switch or both.
Ask your Hearing Care Professional to mark your
controls and their functions on the following
pages.
Control Left Right
Push button
Rocker switch
You can also ask your Hearing Care Professional
whether a remote control option is available.
Your hearing instruments 9
Push button
Function Left Right
Program change
Volume up
Volume down
Standby/turn on
press briefly, press 2 seconds
Your hearing instruments10
Rocker switch
Function Left Right
Program up/down
Volume up/down
Tinnitus noiser level
up/down
Sound balance
Standby/turn on
press briefly, press 2 seconds,
press 5 seconds
Push button and rocker switch
Function Left Right
Lock / Unlock the controls
Read more in section "Locking the controls".
Your hearing instruments 11
Settings
Depending on your type of hearing instrument,
not all described functions are available.
Ask your Hearing Care Professional to mark your
individual settings on the following pages.
Hearing programs
1
2
3
4
Read more in section "Changing the hearing program".
Features
Power-on delay enables whistle-free insertion of
hearing instruments.
Read more in section "Turning on and off".
e2e wireless enables simultaneous control of both
hearing instruments.
Read more in section "Using two hearing
instruments".
A telecoil is built into the instrument, so it can
connect with audio induction loops.
Read more in section "Audio induction loops".
Your hearing instruments12
Accessories
Remote control
Battery size and ear pieces
Batteries
Non-rechargeable (size 13)
Non-rechargeable (size 312)
Exchangeable ear pieces
(only with LifeTubes)
LifeTip open or closed
LifeTip double
LifeTip semi-open
Size
Your hearing instruments 13
Service information
Serial numbers
Left:
Right:
Service dates
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
Your Hearing Care Professional
Date of purchase:
Your hearing instruments14
Batteries
When the battery is low the sound becomes weaker or
you will hear an alert signal. It depends on the battery
type how long you have until you have to replace the
battery.
Replacing non-rechargeable batteries
Remove empty batteries immediately and dispose of
according to local regulations.
Remember to have your replacement batteries
with you at all times.
Removing:
X Open the battery compartment.
X Lightly tap the instrument or use the
magnet stick to remove the battery.
The magnet stick is available as an
accessory.
Batteries 15
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