ReSound Phone Clip Manual de usuario

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ChargE Your rESound PhonE CliP Pair with Your hEaring inStrumEnt

GETTING STARTED (Quick Guide)

rESound PhonE CliP

Before you can use your ReSound Phone Clip it is necessary to:

A. Charge your phone clip

B. Pair with your hearing instrument

C. Pair with your mobile phone

D. Connect to your mobile phone

Consult your hearing healthcare professional to determine which, if any, of these

procedures may have already been completed for you.

1. Plug one

end of the

charging

cable into

the phone

clip.

2. Plug the other end of

the charging cable into

an electric wall outlet.

3. Generally, charging

is complete when

the red LED indicator

turns green. However,

when charging for the

ﬁrst time allow it to

charge for at least 3

hours, even if the

LED turns green

before 3 hours

have elapsed.

1. Turn on your phone

clip by squeezing the

multifunction button

for 1 second. A solid

blue light will display

for 4 seconds and

then go dark once

the phone clip is

turned on.

2. Open the battery door

on your hearing instru-

ments .

NOTE: Please consult the ReSound Phone Clip

User Guide for additional information.

GETTING STARTED (Quick Guide)

rESound PhonE CliP

MK602951 Rev.A 2010.12

ConnECt with Your mobilE PhonE

Pair with Your mobilE PhonE

b. Pair with Your hEaring inStrumEnt … continued

C. Pair with Your mobilE PhonE … continued

6. A melody of beeps

will be heard in both

hearing instruments

once they success-

fully pair with the

phone clip.

Replace the cover

on the phone clip

once pairing is

complete.

1. Turn off your phone

clip by pressing

and holding the

multifunction button

for about 3 seconds

until the LED

indicator ﬂashes

quickly 4 times and

then goes dark.

3. Remove the cover from

the phone clip.

4. Press the pairing button

to put the phone clip

in pairing mode for

30 seconds.

5. While in pairing mode,

turn on the hearing

instruments by closing

the battery doors

on both hearing

instruments.

4. Locate the “Bluetooth”

option in the mobile

phone menu, and search

for Bluetooth™ devices.

TIP: Ensure that the

Bluetooth feature is

activated on your

mobile phone.

5. From a list of discovered

Bluetooth devices,

select “Hearing Aid

Phone.”

6. Enter a passcode of

“0000” (four zeros)

if prompted.

NOTE: Select “Headset”

if asked which Bluetooth

service you wish to

enable.

1. In most instances, the

phone will ask you to

conﬁrm your intention

to connect with the

phone clip after

successfully pairing.

2. If you have to manually

connect:

Locate a list of “Paired

Devices” in your

phone’s Bluetooth”

menu. From that list,

highlight “Hearing Aid

Phone” and select

“Connect.”

3. You are now ready to

use your phone clip.

TIP: In most instances,

a headset symbol on

the main screen of

your mobile phone

will conﬁrm that you

have successfully

connected.

HELPFUL TIPS:

• Typically,pairingisaprocedurethatonlyneedsto

be conducted as part of the initial setup procedure

and does not need to be repeated.

• Youmayneedtorepeattheconnectionprocedure

if the devices are turned off or moved out of range.

• Onsomephone syoucancongure“Automatic

Reconnection.” Refer to the user guide of your

mobile phone for instructions on how to do this.

2. Turn on your mobile

phone and place it next

to the phone clip.

3. Press and hold the

multifunction button

on the phone clip for 7

seconds to activate pair-

ing mode. A solid blue

light will be displayed for

approximately 6 seconds

before blinking once. Do

not release the multifunc-

tion button until the light

blinks. A solid blue light

will then remain lit for two minutes during which time the

phone clip will be in pairing mode.

NOTE: If you should release the button before pairing mode

has been activated, turn the phone clip off and start again.

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