Widex B32 Manual de usuario

User’s instructions

The Bravo Series

B32

Behind-the-ear

Electrical and electronic equipment

(EEE) contains materials, components

and substances that can be hazardous

and present a risk to human health

and the environment when waste elec-

trical and electronic equipment

(WEEE) is not handled correctly.

Do not dispose of hearing aids, hearing aid acces-

sories and batteries with ordinary household

waste.

Hearing aids, batteries and hearing aid accesso-

ries should be disposed of at sites intended for

waste electrical and electronic equipment, or giv-

en to your hearing care professional for safe dis-

posal. Proper disposal helps to protect human

health and the environment.

Contents

Turning the hearing aid on and off ...........5

Volume control ...........................6

Telecoil (M-MT-T switch)...................8

Changing the battery.....................10

Recommended energy source:

Zinc Air battery type 675..................12

Left/right identification ...................13

Placing Bravo on/in the ear ................14

Removing Bravo .........................16

In case of malfunction ....................17

Important ..............................18

Audio input.............................20

Caring for your hearing aid................23

Accessories. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

The hearing aid .......................26

The earmould ........................27

There is only one way ....................29

Troubleshooting guide ....................30

Symbols................................32

Your Widex Bravo hearing aid is a very intricate,

high precision electronic unit. It has been careful-

ly designed to withstand years of wear, under the

varying conditions the typical user finds them-

selves in each day. However, your hearing aid

may be damaged if exposed to extreme conditions,

severe blows, or general neglect.

To get full satisfaction from the quality and the

performance we have built into your new Widex

hearing aid, please handle it with care, and read

and follow the instructions carefully.

At the back of this manual you will find a trouble-

shooting guide, which will help you in situations

where your hearing aid does not perform accord-

ing to your expectations.

We hope you will be pleased with

your new Widex hearing aid!

1. Volume control

2. M-MT-T switch

3. On/off switch and

battery drawer

Turning the hearing aid

on and off

The battery drawer also func-

tions as the on/off switch.

The hearing aid is turned on

when the switch is pushed

upwards, and off when the

switch is pushed downwards

as illustrated.

The word “OFF” is clearly

visible on the switch when

the aid is turned off.

Please remember to switch

the hearing aid off when it is

not in use. Remove the bat-

tery if the hearing aid will

not be used again soon.

Volume control

Your hearing aid has a digital

volume control, shaped like a

small lever. Push the lever

upwards to raise the volume.

Push the lever downwards to

lower the volume. Use short

touches for minor corrections

of the volume. Faster adjust-

ments are obtained by keep-

ing the lever pressed for

some seconds.

When you raise the volume, you will hear a beep-

tone for each step the volume is raised. When the

maximum adjustment level is reached, a steady

tone will sound until you release the lever.

When you lower the volume, you will hear a deep-

er beep-tone for each step the volume is lowered.

When the minimum adjustment level is reached,

a steady tone will sound until you release the

lever.

Bravo is equipped with a computer which has

been designed to adjust its sound automatically

in accordance with the sound environment around

you.

Several thousand times per second, Bravo analy-

ses the surroundings and tailors its sound accord-

ingly.

Therefore, with this digital instrument you only

need to adjust the volume to obtain an as natural

and comfortable sound as possible.

Any adjustment of the automatic volume setting

will be cancelled when your hearing aid is turned

off. Therefore, you must adjust the volume again,

if desired, each time you turn the hearing aid on.

Note: B32 is a powerful hearing aid. Avoid pro-

longed use at uncomfortably high sound pressure

levels – it might damage your hearing. If the vol-

ume in your hearing aid is uncomfortably loud or

too weak, or if you would like any further infor-

mation, consult the hearing healthcare profes-

sional where you received your hearing aid.

Telecoil (M-MT-T switch)

“M” (microphone): For

normal use, the switch

should be in position “M”

(microphone).

“T” (telecoil): Position “T”

cuts off the microphone and

brings the built-in telecoil

into operation. The hearing

aid can then be used within

any magnetic field or loop

system without background

interference.

A loop system or magnetic

field device can be fitted to a

TV or radio. Some public

places such as churches, theatres, cinemas and

lecture rooms are already equipped with a loop

system.

Ask your hearing healthcare professional for

more information.

Note: The magnetic field in some telephones is

inadequate, in which case the “M” position should

be used.

“MT” (microphone+telecoil): If you want to

listen both via the microphone and the telecoil,

place the switch in mid-position “MT” (e.g. when

watching TV while still wanting to hear the door-

bell, telephone, or other persons speaking).

Changing the battery

Before inserting a new battery in

your hearing aid, remember to re-

move the adhesive tab. Do not use

batteries on which there is a sticky

residue from the tab or other un-

wanted substance as this can block

the battery airholes.

Push the nail grip downwards

to swing open the battery draw-

er. The nail grip is located on

the opposite side of the on/off

switch at the bottom of the

hearing aid.

The battery must be placed

with the plus (+) sign visible, in

accordance with the plus (+)

sign on the battery drawer. If

the battery drawer does not

close easily, the battery is in-

correctly inserted.

When changing batteries, hold the hearing aid

over a table or a carpet to make it easier to find a

dropped hearing aid or battery.

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