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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Streamer Pro

Thank you

Thank you for choosing our product as your means to better hearing.

To support your efforts, we have put great care and attention into making sure that your

new Streamer has the highest quality and is easy to use and maintain.

The Streamer connects your hearing instruments wirelessly to different audio sources

and makes your hearing instruments work like wireless headphones. The Streamer

transmits the sound directly into both hearing instruments and thereby improves the

audio experience.

The complete system description is documented in a reference guide, which is available

online at www.oticon.com/connectline. Here you will also find interactive presentations,

“how-to videos” and a support section with frequently asked questions.

We recommend that you read this manual carefully before you start to use the device in

order to achieve the maximum benefit from your new Streamer. The manual describes

the most frequently used functions which are important to understand, before you start

to use the Streamer. We also encourage you to read the “Getting Started” user guide,

which is included in the package. If you have any questions about the use or maintenance

of the Streamer, please contact your Hearing Care Professional.

Indication for use

The Streamer is intended to be used by wireless Oticon hearing instrument users

together with their hearing instruments. The Streamer is a communication interface

between the hearing instruments and other devices – such as mobile phones.

The Streamer can be connected to a range of external (additional) devices to enable

the hearing instrument user to better hear a TV or to communicate through Bluetooth-

enabled mobile phones etc.

The Streamer can also be used as a remote control that enables you to adjust the hearing

instrument volume and change programs in the hearing instruments.

Contents

Package content 8

Instrument view 11

Warnings 12

Basic functions - first-time use

Wearing the Streamer – with the neck loop 16

Using the Streamer without the neck loop 18

Turning the Streamer on and off 20

Charging the Streamer 22

Battery low indicator 24

Remote control of the hearing instruments 28

Pairing the Streamer with a mobile phone and other devices 30

Clear pairing 32

Continues on next page

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Please familiarise yourself with the entire contents of this booklet before using your

Streamer. It contains instructions and important information about the use and

handling of your Streamer and batteries.

Primary functions

Connectivity/streaming 34

Mobile phone 35

ConnectLine phone solution 40

ConnectLine microphone 42

ConnectLine TV solution 44

Secondary functions

Connectivity/streaming 47

Music/audio cable 48

Headset cable 50

Music/audio wireless 52

PC headset - wireless 54

T-coil (built-in) 56

FM receiver (optional) 58

Avoiding heat, humidity and chemicals 60

Additional information

Cleaning and maintenance 61

Accessories and spare parts 62

Personalising your Streamer 64

Technical information 67

Index 70

GETTINGSTARTED Streamer Pro

People First is our promise

to empower people

to communicate freely,

interact naturally and

participate actively

People First

121848UK /08.12

Please read this

user guide before

you start using your

new Streamer

Yournew Streamer Pro cleaning cloth

Protectiveskin

(see page xx in IFU)

Box 4

Box 1

Neck loop - medium Neck loop - long

INSTRUCTIONS for use StreamerPro

Instruction for use (IFU)Getting started

Box 2

3.5mm mini Jack stereo cable

for MP3/music (see page 50 in IFU)

USB cable for charging

via e.g. computer

3.5mm splitter

cable for use with PCs

(see page yy)

Box 3

Charge base (see page 23 in IFU)

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Content of the Streamer Pro box

The Streamer box consists of the following elements:

Introduction

Thank you for choosing our product as

your means to better hearing.

The Streamer offers a wide range of

connectivity solutions tailored to

improve your everyday life with Oticon

hearing instruments.

For detailed information, secondary

functions or more advanced funtions

please refer to the included instruc-

tions for use, or the documentation,

including instructional videos online:

www.oticon.dk/connectline

Long

Medium

Wearing the Streamer

The neck loop is an integral part of the Streamer’s

electronic system. It is used as an antenna to transmit

sound to your hearing instruments.

For best possible sound and longest possible streaming

time, the Streamer should always be worn with one of

the included neck loops, as in the above figure.

More information:

page 16 in the Instruction for use.

Insert cable from the enclosed charger in

the micro USB socket in the bottom of the

Streamer.

Charging is indicated by a blinking green

indicator on the top.

We recommend that you charge the

Streamer daily e.g. during the night.

More information:

page 22 in the Instruction for use.

Charging the Streamer

PLACEHOLDER

INSTRUCTIONS for use Streamer Pro

8 9

Package content

Streamer Pro – what is in the box

The Streamer box consists of the following elements:

Your new Streamer

Protective skin (page 61)

Box 4Box 1

Box 2 Box 3

Neck loop - medium (page 16)

Cleaning cloth

Neck loop - long (page 16)

Charger (page 22)

Charger base (page 22)

Getting started

This guide (Instructions for use)

3.5 mm mini jack

stereo cable

for MP3/music

(page 48)

USB charger cable

(page 22)

3.5 mm headset

splitter cable for use

with PCs (page 50)

Instrument view

Microphone

(page 42)

Volume control

(up/down)

(page 28)

Neck loop in/out

Neck loop

(page 16)

Phone

(page 35 & 40)

TV (page 44)

AUX selector

(page 47)

Microphone inlet

On/off button

Status

indicator

On/off indicator

Pairing

Battery

Mini jack

FM receiver

Power supply

On/off

12 13

You should familiarise yourself fully with the following general warnings and the entire

contents of this booklet before using your Streamer.

Products to be connected to external equipment

The safe use of the Streamer with the AUXiliary input cable is determined by an external

signal source. When the input cable is connected to mains-operated equipment, this

equipment must comply with IEC-60065, IEC-60950, IEC-60601 or equivalent safety

standards.

The safety of recharging batteries with the USB connector only is determined by the

external equipment. When the USB connector is connected to mains-operated equip-

ment, this equipment should be UL-approved or comply with IEC-60065, IEC-60950,

IEC-60601 or other equivalent safety standards.

Explosives

There is a risk that it will explode and cause serious injury.

Never expose the Streamer to exstreme heat by putting it in the oven, microwave oven,

burning it or leaving it inside a parked car in the sun.

Chocking hazards

The Streamer is not a toy and therefore should be kept out of the reach of children and

anyone else who might swallow parts or otherwise cause injury to themselves. Special

attention should be paid to the smaller components in order to prevent children from

swallowing them and choking.

If a part is swallowed, see a doctor immediately.

Interference and implantable devices

The Streamer is designed to comply with the most stringent Standards of International

Electromagnetic Compatibility. However, the Streamer might cause interference with

other medical devices such as defibrillators and pacemakers.

• Please contact the manufacturer of your implantable device for information about the

risk of disturbance.

• Immediately remove the Streamer if interference is suspected. Do not use the

Streamer and seek advice.

Interference can also be caused by power line disturbances, airport metal detectors,

electromagnetic fields from other medical devices, radio signals and electrostatic dis-

charges.

Warnings Warnings

14 15

Use of the neck loop

If by accident the neck loop should get caught on something while the user is wearing it,

the neck loop is constructed to break automatically. Therefore, never try to shorten or

modify the neck loop in an unauthorised way. The neck loop should not be used for chil-

dren who weigh less than 11 kg.

Use in cars

Using the Streamer with a mobile phone while driving can distract you. If driving condi-

tions, or traffic laws, demand it, pull off the road and park before making and answering

calls.

Use on aircraft

The Streamer should not be used on board aircraft, unless specifically permitted by the

flight personnel.

Mobile phone compatibility

Please refer to www.oticon.com/connectline for a list of mobile phones that have been

tested comprehensively by Oticon, and have been found to fulfil the minimum require-

ments for ConnectLine compatibility at the time of testing. However, Oticon takes no

responsibility for such compatibility in general. Specifically, Oticon shall not be responsi-

ble for incompatibility resulting from future updates of the mobile phones, nor from

events of incompatibility not covered by and/or found in these tests. Oticon takes no

financial responsibility in terms of reimbursements of mobile phones that do not work as

expected. Before purchasing a new mobile phone, you are advised to consult the list

mentioned above.

Warnings

1716

Neck loop

Basic functions - rst-time use

Wearing the Streamer – with the neck loop

The neck loop is an integral part of the Streamer’s electronic system. It is used as an

antenna to transmit sound to your hearing instruments.

For the best possible sound and longest possible streaming time, the Streamer should

always be worn with one of the included neck loops. The Streamer comes with two neck

loops, a long and a medium.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Please use the neck loop carefully. Due to safety reasons (to avoid strangulation) the

neck loop will automatically release if it gets caught in something. Do not shorten or

modify the neck loop in any way, i.e. such as tie a knot to shorten the length. If a neck

loop breaks, it cannot be repaired and must be replaced immediately. Consult your

Hearing Care Professional for a replacement.

Inserting neck loop

The neck loop snaps into the holes on the top of

the Streamer.

Note that when talking to somebody through the

Streamer, it is important that your voice can be

picked up by the built-in microphone on the top.

Microphone

Your voice

Sound from

Streamer to hearing

instruments

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