oticon INTIGA Bedienungsanleitung
The Oticon Intiga Success Manual
The Complete Guide to Fitting Oticon Intiga using Genie 2011.2
Fitting Oticon Intiga instruments is easy and full of possibilities
Reading this manual
Genie 2011.2 or a later version must be used to program
Oticon Intiga instruments.
The first sections take you through the selection, handling
and configuration of instruments, Receivers and earpieces.
These are important matters to consider to provide the best
possible care and achieve a successful fitting.
The next section takes you through the instrument
programming step by step.
As an alternative to the standard programming process, a
“Quick Fit” flow can be selected in Genie. If selecting
“Quick Fit”, the programming section in this manual is
only advisory.
The “Quick Fit” programming is a fast track taking you
through the most basic top level settings.
The programming section also includes a description of
how the ConnectLine applications are programmed,
together with an explanation of the ConnectLine concept.
The final section of this manual covers miscellaneous
service instructions and guidelines relevant to the various
instrument styles.
This manual is designed to help you achieve success with
the Oticon Intiga family.
Enjoy.
Table of Contents
Introducing the Oticon Intiga Family
Customising Oticon Intiga
Connecting Oticon Intiga to Genie
Programming Oticon Intiga
ConnectLine Concept
Service and Maintenance
FAQ’S
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Fitting Step 39
End Fitting 53
ConnectLine Concept 63
Streamer and mobile phones 69
Streamer and the TV Adapter 71
Streamer and the Phone Adapter 73
Streamer and ConnectLine Microphone 75
Audio Streaming 77
Streamer Firmware upgrade tool 80
How and when to upgrade Streamer 80
Service and Maintenance 83
FAQ’s 87
Contents
Introducing the Oticon Intiga family 6
Overview of Oticon Intiga 8
The Oticon Intiga fitting Range 9
Customising Oticon Intiga 10
The Top Shell 10
Selecting and Fitting Receiver Units 14
Receiver markings 14
Measuring the ear for correct
Receiver length 15
Attaching the ear grip 15
Removing the ear grip 17
Inserting and placing the device on the ear 17
Shaping the Receiver Unit 18
Earpieces 20
Dome and Intiga Micro Mould selection for
Standard Receiver 20
Selecting Dome 21
RITE Intiga Micro Moulds for the Standard
Receiver 22
Alternative Custom Moulds for
Standard Receivers 23
Short Vents 24
Long Vents 24
Attaching the Intiga Micro Mould 25
Removing the Intiga Micro Mould 27
Connecting Oticon Intiga to Genie 29
Programming Oticon Intiga for the first time 30
Follow up programming Oticon Intiga 33
nEARcom 34
Programming Oticon Intiga 36
Structure in Genie 36
Family Step 37
Selection Step 38
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3
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5
7
6
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Introducing the Oticon Intiga family
Oticon Intiga 10 Oticon Intiga 8 Oticon Intiga 6
Main Features
Speech Guard ‒ ‒
Spatial Noise Management ‒ ‒
Binaural Processing (compression) ‒ ‒
Binaural Synchronisation ‒
Binaural Dynamic Feedback Cancellation 2 (DFC2)
Adaptive Directionality Multiband Multiband Singleband
Directionality Automatics Tri Mode Tri Mode Dual Mode
Noise Management TriState TriState Modulation
Automatic Adaptation Manager
Artificial Intelligence Premium [+] Advanced [+] Essential
Power Bass/Music Widening (ConnectLine)** ‒ ‒
Fitting Options (Genie 2011.2)
Streamer and ConnectLine enabled
nEARcom cordless enabled
VAC, NAL NL1, NAL NL2 and DSL v 5.0 m [i/o]
Identities 5 3 3
Memory
More
Fitting Bandwith* 10 kHz 8 kHz 8 kHz
Front Focus
Battery size 10
* Bandwidth accessible for gain adjustments during tting
** Mutually exclusive
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Oticon Intiga is designed to meet the specific needs of
users who are looking for a non-traditional hearing
instrument: discreet, small and easy to handle. Being a
full featured RITE hearing instrument Oticon Intiga is
suitable for all types of hearing losses within the mild to
moderate range. It is built upon our newest and well-
known audiology and technology with the overall aim of
quick acceptance and immediate benefit in quiet and
noise.
Oticon Intiga is available in three feature configurations:
Oticon Intiga 10 – is the full featured premium solution for
clients seeking better understanding in difficult listening
situations and clear spatial sound throughout the day and
who request comfort features. Intiga 10 is also the choice
for clients who enjoy high music fidelity whether listen-
ing the traditional way or by using wireless streaming
with Connect[+]. The 10 kHz fitting bandwidth combined
with advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) Premium [+]
makes Intiga 10 the ultimate choice.
Oticon Intiga 8 – is the versatile solution for those
requesting the benefits of well established and proven
instrument technology. In addition to advanced direction-
ality and noise management technologies, Intiga 8
applies binaural synchronisation to provide a balanced
and stabilized listening experience. With 8 kHz fitting
bandwidth, full connectivity and AI Advanced [+], Intiga 8
offers a reliable choice.
Oticon Intiga 6 – provides the essentials of modern
hearing care in the same discreet and comfortable
housing. Fundamental features and full connectivity
through ConnectLine makes Intiga 6 a good affordable
choice.
The Oticon Intiga family belongs to the RITE category and
comes with a new Standard Receiver system, offering
improved, discreet cosmetic fitting.
Fitting rationales
Oticon Intiga supports VAC, NAL NL1, NAL NL2 and DSL
v5.0a fitting rationales.
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Overview of Oticon Intiga
Fitting Range
The Oticon Intiga fitting Range
10
0
-10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120 125 Hz
250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
dB HL
Open Dome – Plus Dome
Intiga Micro Mould – Power Dome
Colour Selection
Chroma Beige
(90)
Terracotta
(94)
Chestnut Brown
(93)
Natural Henna
(97)
Vivid Lilac
(95)
Pure White
(98)
Silver
(44)
Steel Grey
(92)
Silver Grey
(91)
Diamond Black
(63)
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The Oticon Intiga device has a top shell with clean lines
contributing to the discreet appearance. Oticon Intiga is
delivered with the top shell separate from the base shell
and components. This allows the placement of the
Receiver with the required length for the user and the
programming of the instrument before the top shell is put
in place.
You will need to remove and/or replace the top shell in the
following instances:
• Initial programming of the Intiga devices
• Changing the Receiver
• Follow up programming of the device
Programming Oticon Intiga for the first time
Intiga is shipped ready for the selected Receiver and the
Programming Top Shell to be positioned.
1. Attach the Receiver by aligning the pins in the base shell
with the Receiver.
2. Proceed to page 30 for the next step in programming
Oticon Intiga.
The Top Shell
Customising Oticon Intiga
1. Attach the top shell by inserting the front hooks into the
base shell.
1a. 1b.
Attaching Top Shell
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2. Lower the other end to snap into the base. 3. When the top shell is placed on the base shell, there will
be a small gap between the shells creating the sound
inlet to the microphones.
2. 3.
Changing the Receiver:
1. Remove the top shell with the Service Tool. Note that
the shape of the grip of the tool follows the shape of
the Oticon Intiga instrument.
Insert the hook of the back arm between the top shell and
battery drawer (a) and push down on the other end lifting
off the top shell (b).
2. To remove the Receiver, insert the hook on the front
arm of the Service Tool into the slot in the top of the
Receiver plug (a). Tilt the tool until the ball is seated in
the programming socket (b). Continue tilting the tool
lifting the Receiver out of the base (c).
Front arm
Ball Back arm
a.
a.
b.
b.
c.
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Selecting and Fitting Receiver Units
Five Receiver lengths are available for the Standard
Receivers. No. 1 is the shortest and No. 5 is the longest.
The lengths most commonly used are size 2 and 3.
At the canal portion of the Receiver, the end is red or blue
indicating the speaker side, i.e. red for right ear and blue
for left ear.
Receiver length
The Receiver length is marked as shown 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5.
1 2 3 4 5
Receiver markings
R (red) /L (blue)
marking
Measuring the ear for correct Receiver length
When fitting a Standard Receiver the correct measure-
ment corresponds to the top of the ear canal as shown
using the Oticon measuring tool. The measurement is
the same for all domes and custom earpieces.
The Receiver should sit comfortably and be hidden in the
ear canal and the wire should lie flush with the head.
The ear grip can be used for better Receiver retention.
The ear grip is designed to work for both the right and left
ear. Insert the ear grip in the slot in the Receiver.
5
4
3
2
1
Attaching the ear grip
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If the ear grip is too long in the concha it may be trimmed.
Use caution not to leave a pointed end as this may irritate
the ear.
Pull the ear grip until its top is
positioned in the slot. During
insertion, the top should point
away from the dome as illustrated.
Use a finger nail to dislodge the ear grip and push from
the other side.
1. Insert the earpiece (Dome or Mould) into the ear canal.
2. Place the hearing device behind the ear. The Receiver
unit with the correct earpiece should be placed far
enough into the canal so that the wire lies flush with
the client’s head. When looking directly at the client, you
should not see the Receiver wire sticking out.
3. If necessary add the ear grip for extra retention.
Removing the ear grip Inserting and placing the device on the ear
1 2 3
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Shaping the Receiver Unit
To ensure the hearing device correctly fits the ear, it may
be necessary to manipulate the Receiver. This is
especially true if the Receiver wire is too short and the
client reports that the earpiece tends to slip out or it
cannot be inserted deep enough in the ear canal.
The first step is to try another dome size. Sometimes a
smaller dome size will allow the Receiver unit to be placed
further into the canal.
If the wire is still not flush, you can change the curve of the
Receiver wire by straightening it a little or changing the
insertion depth. This is not a difficult procedure and the
following steps are important to avoid damaging the
Receiver unit:
• Use a hair dryer or spectacle instrument at low heat
setting.
• Heat for a short time – a matter of seconds.
• Bend into desired shape and keep shape until wire
is cooled off.
• Do not use excessive heat and do not exceed 130°C.
Lengthening the Receiver
• To add length to the Receiver straighten the S portion
of the Receiver wire as marked.
Bend into the Canal
• Adjust this bend to stop the wire from bowing out from
the side of the client’s ear, or to increase the depth of
Receiver insertion.
S-curve
Bend into the canal
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