Cochlear Baha 5 Wireless Phone Clip Manual de usuario

Quick guide for Cochlear™Baha®5 Sound Processor users

Cochlear™Wireless Phone Clip

Beneﬁts of your Cochlear™Wireless Phone Clip

• Enjoy hands-free calling direct to your Baha

Sound Processor.

• Hear your Bluetooth®-enabled navigation system

directly through your Baha sound processor.

• Discreetly adjust your Baha Sound Processor

by using the Phone Clip as a remote control.

• Stream music from a Bluetooth-enabled device.

The Phone Clip can be easily attached to clothing.

The built-in microphone will pick up and transmit your

voice, even if your phone is several feets away.

Getting started

Check with your hearing healthcare professional

whether your sound processor has been paired with

your Phone Clip. Previously paired sound processors do

not need to be paired again. If your sound processor is

not pre-paired, see below for instructions on how to

easily pair it with your Phone Clip.

Tip! Make sure that your sound processor volume is comfortably

adjusted before you change the settings with the volume control

on the Phone Clip.

4-10 inches between

mouth and Phone Clip

Product overview

Call pick-up/

hang-up button

Micro-USB connector

for charging

Sound processor

program button

Sound processor

microphone mute button

Microphone inlet

Volume control

ON/OFF switch OFF

Connecting with your mobile phone

To receive or place phone calls with the Phone Clip,

the Bluetooth®functionality must be activated in your

mobile phone. Your phone might ask you to conﬁrm

whether you would like to connect with the Phone Clip

after it is successfully paired.

If you have to connect manually, locate a list of “Paired

Devices” in your phone’s Bluetooth menu. From this list,

highlight “Hearing Aid Phone” and select “Connect.”

You are now ready to use your Phone Clip.

On some phones you can also enable “Automatic

Reconnection.” Refer to your mobile phone’s user guide

for instructions on how to do this.

Tip! In most instances, a headset symbol on the main

screen of your mobile phone will conﬁrm that you have

successfully connected.

Using the Phone Clip

Managing calls with the call pick-up / hang-up button

Incoming calls:

To answer a call, press once.

To decline a call, double-click.

During a call:

To transfer a call started on your

phone to the phone clip, press once.

To put a call on hold, press and hold

for 2 seconds.

To make a call:

To redial the last number, double-click.

To activate voice dialing, press and

hold for 2 seconds.

Light indicators (LED)

The LED indicator at the top of your Phone Clip

functions as a multi-purpose user interface, providing

information on the status of the device.

Blinks Meaning

Normal operation (green)

Battery low (yellow)

Charging (red)

Fully charged – still connected to charger (red/green)

Ready for pairing with sound processor (yellow)

Ready for pairing with Bluetooth device (blue)

Bluetooth call active (blue)

Using the Phone Clip as a remote control

Adjust the sound processor’s volume.

Press once to mute and unmute the

sound processor’s microphones.

Press one or more times to toggle

through the sound processor’s programs.

When you’re not on the phone,

the Phone Clip can also be used

as a simple remote control for

your sound processor(s).

Charging the battery

Plug one end of the included micro-USB charging cable

into the Phone Clip and the other into a computer, or

into a power outlet via the supplied adapter.

When the red LED indicator on top of the Phone Clip

turns green with a red blink every 2 seconds charging

is complete.

The ﬁrst time you charge your Phone Clip allow it to

charge for at least 3 hours, even if the indicator light

shows a full charge. The battery cannot be overcharged.

Note: The Phone Clip provides 6 hours of talk time or 80 hours of

standby time from a full charge.

Pairing with your Baha Sound Processor

Switch off your Baha Sound Processor

by opening the battery door.

1Press the white pairing button on the Phone Clip

once using the tip of a pen or similar object.

Switch on

Remove cap

Switch on your Phone Clip and remove

the silver cap.

While pairing mode is active, switch on your

sound processor by closing the battery door.

The LED will ﬂash yellow every two seconds and the

Phone Clip will now be in pairing mode for 20 seconds.

Successful pairing will be indicated by an

audible melody played in the sound processor.

Pairing with your mobile phone

Switch on

Remove

cap

Switch on your Phone Clip and remove the silver cap.

Make sure your mobile phone’s Bluetooth®function is

switched on. Refer to your mobile phone user guide or

visit www.jabra.com for instructions.

LED

Press the blue Bluetooth pairing button on the Phone Clip

once to activate the pairing mode for 2 minutes. During

pairing the LED will turn blue.

On your mobile phone search for new Bluetooth devices and

select “Hearing Aid Phone” from the list.

If your mobile phone asks for a passcode,

enter “0000” (four zeros).

Your Phone Clip is now paired with your mobile phone.

If your mobile phone asks which Bluetooth service you wish

to enable, select “Headset”.

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Support

For full details about the Cochlear Wireless Phone Clip,

please refer to the User Manual.

For full details about the Cochlear Baha Sound Processor,

please refer to the User Manual part A.

Visit www.Cochlear.com/US to learn about

our full range of apps and wireless accessories.

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