Cochlear Osia Bedienungsanleitung

Beneﬁts of direct-to-device connectivity

through Made for iPhone (MFi)

• Stream music or other audio from Apps directly to the sound processor

• Stream phone or FaceTime®calls directly to the sound processor

• Control and adjust settings on the sound processor

• Use an iPhone®

, i P a d ®or iPod®touch as a remote microphone

Compatibility

Osia®2 Sound Processor is Made for iPhone.

For up-to-date iPhone and iOS compatibility, please refer to

www.cochlear.com/compatibility

Go to Settings >

Accessibility.

Turn on Bluetooth®

functionality on the

iPhone, iPad or

iPod touch.

Pairing and connecting the sound processor

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Cochlear™Osia®MFi Connectivity

5 6

Select Hearing

Devices in the

Accessibility menu.

A pairing request

will appear. Press

“Pair” to initiate the

pairing process.

Note: When

pairing two sound

processors, there

will be two separate

pairing requests.

Wait until your

sound processor is

listed, then tap to

select it.

Restart the sound processor

by opening and closing the

battery door.

Note: Restarting your sound

processor makes it discoverable by

your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch for

120 seconds.

When pairing to two, bilaterally

programmed sound processors,

restart both simultaneously before

moving to step 4.

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The iPhone, iPad or

iPod touch will pair

and connect to the

sound processor.

Unpairing your sound processor

To unpair your sound processor from your iPhone, go

to Settings -> Accessibility -> Hearing Devices and

tap to select it. Then tap Forget this device.

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Fig. 1.1 Fig. 1.2

Fig. 1.3 Fig. 1.4

Controlling the sound processor directly

from an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

Some basic features on your sound processor can

be controlled directly from an iPhone, iPad or iPod

touch, including program choice and volume level.

Control via Control Center

Access the built-in sound processor controls (Fig.

1.1) by tapping the ‘Hearing’ shortcut in the Control

Center (Fig. 1.2).

To add a shortcut for Hearing Devices on the

Control Center, go to Settings -> Control Center ->

Customize Controls and scroll down until you see

‘Hearing’ in the list and press its green ‘+’-sign (Fig.

1.3). Return to the iPhone Home screen.

Swipe down from the top right corner of the screen

and press the ‘ear’ icon (Fig. 1.2).

To activate the ‘Hearing’ shortcut directly from

locked screen, navigate to Settings -> Accessibility

-> Hearing Devices and turn on “Control on Lock

Screen” (Fig. 1.4).

Control via triple click

Once paired to your sound processor, the iPhone will

provide quick access to control via triple click. On

older models, triple-click the home button along the

bottom of the phone. On newer models (without a

home button), triple-click the ‘power button’ on the

right side of phone.

Control via Settings

Access the sound processor via Settings ->

Accessibility -> Hearing Devices. Tap on the name

of the sound processor to access more features.

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Streaming phone or FaceTime calls

Phone or FaceTime calls can be streamed directly to

the connected sound processor.

When the sound processor connects, it should

become the default audio streaming destination.

When you make a phone call, a menu automatically

pops up allowing you to select where audio should be

streamed (Fig. 2.1).

When you receive a phone call (or during a phone

call), you can press the “audio” icon on the screen

and select where audio should be streamed (Fig. 2.2).

Live Listen

‘Live Listen’ functionality allows the microphone of

the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to pick up sound and

stream it directly to the sound processor (functioning

as a remote microphone). Activate ‘Live Listen’ by

pressing ‘Live Listen’ on the control panel (Fig. 1.1) or

MFi Hearing Devices Settings screen (Fig. 1.5).

Fig. 2 .1 Fig. 2.2

Fig. 1.5Fig. 1.1

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Re-connecting to an iPhone, iPad

or iPod touch

The device will disconnect from your sound processor

when you turn off the sound processor, when the

sound processor battery level is too low, or when you

are out of range.

To automatically reconnect, make sure the sound

processor has sufﬁcient battery power and your

sound processor is within range of the device. You

should hear a series of beeps in the sound processor

conﬁrming the connection.

If the connection is not automatically re-established,

you may need to unpair your sound processor and

repeat the pairing sequence.

Pairing to bilateral sound processors

To control or stream audio to two sound processors

simultaneously they need to be bilaterally paired.

If you don’t know if your sound processors are

bilaterally paired, contact your Hearing Care

Professional and ensure that your two sound

processors have been conﬁgured as a left and a

right device.

Changing audio streaming

default settings

To change the default streaming

settings, go to Settings ->

Accessibility -> Hearing Devices.

To prevent ring tones to be

streamed to the sound processor,

deactivate ‘Play Ringtones’ (Fig. 3.1).

To prevent call audio to be

streamed to the sound processor,

tap ‘Audio Routing,’ then tap ‘Call

Audio’ (Fig. 3.2) and select ‘Never

Hearing Aids’ (Fig. 3.3).

To disable music or other audio

streaming (including ‘Live Listen’

functionality), tap ‘Media Audio’

and select ‘Never Hearing Aids.’

Fig. 3.1 Fig. 3.3Fig. 3.2

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Pairing to more than one iPhone, iPad

or iPod touch

You can pair up to ﬁve different iPhone, iPad or iPod

touch devices to your sound processor(s), but you

can only be connected to one sound processor (or

bilateral pair) at a time.

To manually change connection between devices,

turn off Bluetooth®on the connected device, and turn

on Bluetooth®on the device you want to connect to.

It will then automatically reconnect.

To automatically change connection to the device

that generates audio (e.g. play music or receive a

phone call), sign in to iCloud using the same Apple ID

on all the devices, and connect all the devices to the

same Wi-Fi network.

Support

For more information and support on the Osia 2

Sound Processor and Made for iPhone functionality,

please contact your hearing care professional, refer to

the sound processor user manual or visit the Cochlear

website: www.cochlear.us

For further support, visit www.cochlear.com/

customer-service to ﬁnd contact details to your

local Cochlear Customer Service team.

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OSI010 ISS1 MAR20

Please seek advice from your health professional about treatments for hearing loss. Outcomes may vary, and your health professional will advise you about the factors which could

affect your outcome. Always read the instructions for use. Not all products are available in all countries. Please contact your local Cochlear representative for product information.

The Cochlear Osia 2 sound processors are compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. For compatibility information visit www.Cochlear.com/Compatibility.

The Cochlear Osia 2 Smart App is available on App Store and Google Play. For compatibility information visit www.Cochlear.com/Compatibility.

Android and Google Play are registered trademarks of Google Inc.

The Bluetooth®word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Cochlear is under license.

Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

Solutions AB. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.

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