Siemens MUSIC Pro Pro IT Bedienungsanleitung

MUSIC Pro

User Guide

In-the-Ear Instruments

Siemens Hearing Solutions

A friendly guide to your

new Siemens

hearing instruments

Congratulations!

You have decided in favour of hearing instruments from

Siemens.You have taken an important step towards being

able to hear better.

From now on, your new hearing instruments will be your

constant companions.You will profit from our many years of

research and experience in microelectronics. Soon it will be

easy for you to hear again. Good hearing is an important

requirement for your physical well being.Your new hearing

instruments will help you actively participate with pleasure

in the world of language and music again.

And as with any constant companion, you’ll need some time

at first to get used to handling your hearing instruments.

With a little patience, we trust that your new hearing

experience will be all the more pleasant for you.

These user guide should help you build friendship quickly

with your new partners in matters relating to better hearing.

We want to help you to handle your hearing instruments

correctly, so that they will become an important part of your

life.

Wishing you much success,

Your Siemens team

How your hearing instruments look like Page 4

How to insert your In-the-Ear hearing instruments

Page 5

How to remove the instruments from your ear Page 6

Switching the instrument on / off Page 6/10

Battery changing Page 7

Your battery type Page 8

Handling batteries Page 9

Hearing instruments with a program button Page 10

Program overview Page 10

Hearing instruments with telecoil Page 11

Hearing instruments with 2 microphones Page 11

Hearing instruments with volume control Page 12

Tips for cleaning and care Page 13

The best way to handle your hearing instruments Page 15

How you can help yourself Page 17

Hearing training made easy Page 19

In this short guide you’ll find instructions about inserting,

placing and adjusting your MUSIC Pro hearing instruments.

There are also tips and information on correct handling,

cleaning, care and battery changing. And naturally information

about how you can help yourself if you cannot visit a hearing

instrument specialist immediately.

One important note:Your hearing success depends

largely on how well your instruments fit in the ears and

how carefully you maintain and handle them.

The best way to use your

new hearing instruments

Contents

How your MUSIC Pro In-the-Ear

hearing instruments look like

Each hearing instrument can be identified by the serial

number, which is located on the outside of the instrument:

If the number is written in red, the hearing instrument is

for the right ear, and if the number is written in blue, this

hearing instrument is for the left ear.

Your hearing instruments are custom-made according to the

shape of your ears or ear canals.

Compare your hearing instruments with the following

diagrams.You will certainly recognize your hearing instrument

type, although the outer contours can vary.

1) Microphone

2) Second microphone

(option)

3) Battery compartment

4) Program button (option)

5) Volume control (option)

6) Vent

7) Removal cord

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Pro CT

MUSIC Pro IT

MUSIC

Pro CIC

MUSIC

Pro CS

How to insert your

In-the-Ear instruments

Hold your hearing instrument

between thumb and index

finger and carefully push the

instrument in the ear canal. Now

bring it into the correct position

by turning it slightly.

You may find it helpful to pull your

external ear slightly upwards or

to the rear.You may want to push

the instrument very gently with

your index finger. Once inserted,

you should feel that the hearing

instrument is correctly placed.

Now insert the other instrument

in the same way.

Tip:

Practice inserting your hearing instrument correctly.

One easy way to practice is to sit down at a table,

place a mirror in front of you and prop your

elbows on the table, so that you can move your

hands steadily and safely.This will help you to

stay comfortable and relaxed while you practice.

How to remove the instruments

from your ear

There are 2 ways to switch your instrument ON/OFF.

First way.

The battery compartment serves as an ON / OFF switch.

If you want to switch the instrument on, insert the battery

and simply close the battery compartment - the instrument

is now ready for use.

If you want to switch the instrument off, open the battery

compartment all the way.To make sure that the battery is

not being used unnecessarily, remove the battery from the

instrument.

Second way is by using the program button.

If the hearing instrument has already been operated it can

be switched off by pressing the program button for at least

2 sec.To switch it on again press the programm button for

at least 2 sec.The instrument diverts to programm “1”.

Every operation is acknowledged by beeps tones.

See chapter “Hearing instruments with program button”.

Switching the instrument on/off

Pull on your ear lobe to loosen

the instrument in your auditory

canal.You can now remove the

instrument, using the thumb and

index finger of your other hand.

You can use the tip of your finger

to push a small instrument out

from the auditory canal. If you

can open the battery compart-

ment with your fingernail while

the hearing instrument is still in your ear, use the battery

compartment to pull the instrument out from the ear.

Even smaller hearing instruments (CICs) can be removed by

pulling the small removal cord while slightly pressing to the

side on the ear canal.

Battery changing

When inserting the battery please pay attention to the

plus side on the battery.

The plus (+) side of the battery is always the smooth

side.You can recognise the minus (–) side by the

coloured ring.

You should always keep spare batteries

at hand.

If you feel you cannot change the battery yourself, ask

someone to help you: a family member, friend or your

hearing instrument specialist.

Open the

battery

compartment

Insert the

battery

Close the

battery

compartment

Safety notes for batteries

WARNING

Keep batteries away from children!

Batteries must not be swallowed.

Remove the batteries when the instrument is not in

use over a prolonged period. Replace leaking batteries

without delay.

Do not throw away your dead batteries!

Return them to your hearing instrument specialist for

proper, environmentally conscious disposal.

Your battery type:

Your hearing instrument specialist will inform you which

hearing instrument and which battery type you need.

Hearing instrument Battery type

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MUSIC Pro CT

MUSIC Pro CS

MUSIC Pro CIC

312

A 10

Zinc-air batteries are used

today almost exclusively in

hearing instruments to

minimise environmental

damage.These batteries

require oxygen for operation,

which they absorb from the

air.The battery is activated as

soon as the protective foil is pulled off and is used up even

if you do not use your hearing instrument.

You should always pull off the protective foil only when you

actually use the battery. Also, do not leave the batteries in

your INFINITI Pro hearing instruments if you do not use them

over a longer period of time.The batteries can leak and dam-

age the instruments.The batteries can last for a few days

up to several weeks according to the way they are used.

You can recognise when a change of batteries becomes

necessary, because your hearing instruments become

noticeably quieter towards the end of the battery’s life.Then

it is time for new batteries.Two warning tones sound once

per minute indicating that you must insert a new battery.

1 min.

Your hearing instrument specialist can switch off the warning

tones if required.

Zinc-air batteries which are almost completely used up show

the following behaviour: After switched on the instruments

function normally, but then rapidly become quieter.The more

the battery is used up, the faster the gain falls off.You must

then replace such batteries by new ones.

Handling batteries

Hearing instruments with a

program button

If you have chosen MUSIC Pro

hearing instruments with a selection

of programs, then you can adapt

your hearing instruments to a

changed hearing situation by lightly

pressing the program button. For

example, this can help you to better

understand the person you are

talking to, even when there are

interfering background noises.

Use this program button to choose one of the programs.When

you change the program, signal tones confirm the change:

One signal tone, when you switch over to program 1.

Two signal tones, when you switch over to program 2 (option).

Three signal tones, when you switch over to program 3 (option).

Your hearing instrument specialist can turn off these acoustic

tones if you do not wish to hear them.

The program button also gives you the possibility to switch

your instrument ON/OFF. See chapter “Switching the instrument

ON/OFF.

Program overview

Your hearing instrument specialist can show you how to use

your hearing instruments systematically.

Hearing programs

2 (option)

3 (option)

Description of the hearing situation

Serial number (right hearing instr. / red)

Serial number (left hearing instr. / blue)

Tones

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