Sonova USA MYPILOT1 User Manual

User Guide
myPilot
Your hearing care professional
029-0691-02/V1.00/2008-01/A+W
Printed in Switzerland © Phonak AG All rights reserved
www.phonak.com
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Contents
Welcome 4
Description 6
myPilot accessories 7
Getting started 8
Charging the battery and general battery info 8 Turning myPilot ON or OFF 10 Keypad lock 11 Operating range 12
Using myPilot 13
Home screen 13 Volume control 14 Program selection 16 myPilot battery status 17 ZoomControl 17
Menu functions 20
Menu overview 20
ZoomControl 20 Volume 21 Lock keypad 22 Alarm clock 22 Status info 24 Settings 25
Reset button 30
Important information 31
Maintenance and care 31 Safety notice 32 Important points 33 Troubleshooting 36
iCom (optional) 38
Service and warranty 40
Declaration of conformity 41
Phonak distributors worldwide 42
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Congratulations on choosing a digital hearing system from Phonak. Your new myPilot is a very important part of it. myPilot is an elegant and user-friendly remote control which gives you access to all functions of your digital hearing system. Furthermore, it guarantees easy management of your hearing programs with visual confirmation on a state-of-the-art color display.
You can use myPilot to tune both of your hearing instruments simultaneously. Or you can control both hearing instruments individually, allowing you to perfectly fine-tune your hearing instruments to any specific hearing situation.
Please read this manual carefully to benefit from all the features of your new myPilot. Ask your hearing care professional if you have any questions.
For further information, please visit the Phonak website www.phonak.com.
Phonak – life is on
For your safety, carefully read the chapter Important information on pages 31–37.
Welcome
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myPilot accessories
• Case
• Lanyard
• Power supply
Contents may vary depending on country.
Description
ON/OFF buttonColor LCD displayKeypad
Up Volume up Down Volume down Right Next program Left Previous program Center Menu/select
Mini USB
connection
Reset button
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During the charging process, the battery symbol on the Home screen is blinking. Once the battery is fully charged, the battery symbol will stop flashing and remain visible.
Charging an empty battery typically takes about 90 minutes. It is safe to leave the charger connected overnight—the battery cannot be overcharged.
When charging myPilot for the first time, leave it to charge for five hours, even if the battery symbol stops flashing.
A new battery’s full performance is achieved only after two or three complete charge and discharge cycles.
The myPilot battery can be charged hundreds of times. If the operating time of your myPilot reduces substantially, please contact your hearing care professional.
Charging the battery and general battery info
myPilot has an internal, rechargeable battery. To charge it, connect the charging cable to myPilot as shown in the picture below. Then plug the other end of the charging cable into a power outlet.
Do not use myPilot while charging.
For safety reasons, recharge the battery only with chargers supplied by Phonak.
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Getting started
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Auto keypad lock
myPilot is equipped with an automatic keypad lock which locks the keys automatically, once the device is not being used for more than 20 seconds. To enable the feature, refer to section “Auto keypad lock”.
Manual keypad lock
You also have the possibility of manually activating the keypad lock via the menu.
To lock
To lock the keypad, press to enter the menu and select Lock keypad. The keypad will lock and the device will enter the sleep mode.
To unlock
Press followed by .
Turning ON
To turn myPilot ON, press and hold the ON/OFF button for about a second until you see the display turn ON.
Turning OFF
To turn myPilot OFF, press and hold the ON/OFF button for about two seconds until you see the display turn OFF.
For optimal convenience it is suggested to keep myPilot turned on while wearing the hearing instruments. To avoid unwanted changes of the hearing instruments settings you can use the keypad lock. When you turn your hearing instruments off please also switch off myPilot.
Getting started /
Turning myPilot ON or OFF
Getting started / Keypad lock
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Operating range
Remote control operating range is about 100 cm (40”).
Getting started / Operating range
Home screen
Program icon Program name Volume setting of left hearing instrument Volume setting of right hearing instrument Clock Battery symbol
The screens of your myPilot may look different, depending on your preferences set by your hearing care professional.
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Volume control
Binaural volume control
To change the volume setting of your hearing instruments, go to the Volume screen by pressing either or while in the Home screen. Once in the Volume screen, you can change the volume of both hearing instruments simultaneously by pressing
to increase the volume and to decrease the
volume.
The Volume screen shows the volume settings of both hearing instruments, including the most comfortable level (MCL) which was defined by your hearing care professional during the fitting process. It also indicates the change compared to MCL in decibels (dB) .
Most comfortable
level (MCL)
Change compared
to MCL in dB
Using myPilot
Monaural volume control
Direct access
To change the volume settings of your left (or right) hearing instrument individually, go to the Volume screen by pressing either or while in the Home screen. Once in the Volume screen, press to choose the left side (or to choose the right side) and use to increase, and to decrease volume.
Access via menu
To change the volume of the left or right hearing instrument individually, press , select Volume and Volume left or Volume right. Change the volume using the or key and press to return to the Home screen.
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