Smartphone Compatible RIC - Starkey
SmartphoneCompatible RIC(Receiver-In-Canal)O P E RAT I O N S M A N UA L
Table of ContentsOverviewRIC 13 Overview 4RIC 312 Overview 6Hearing InstrumentPreparationBatteries/Battery Indicators 8Insertion and Removal 12OperationSize 13 Battery - OrangeInstrument ControlsPush Button Controls p. 4Rocker Switch Controls p. 6Size 312 Battery - BrownPower On & Off User Controls Volume Control Volume Control Indicators Memory Change Mute Multiflex Tinnitus Level Control Directional Settings Telephone Use 151516192021212122Multiflex Tinnitus Technology 26AdjustmentPairing with an iOS Device 29Cell Phone Use 32Pairing with an Android Device 32Hearing Instrument CareInstrument Care Service and Repair Troubleshooting Guide Tips for Better Communication Regulatory Information 3437383942
RIC 13 OverviewRIC 13 OverviewFeatures, Controls and IdentificationYour hearing instrument controls include:41. Hearing instrument22. Cable33. Receiver5. Push button (user control)1214. Microphones56. Battery compartment (on/off control),location of serial number7. Retention lock8. Location of manufacturer’s nameand model name89. Location of left/right sidereceiver indicator10. Instant fit earbud1161011. Location of left/right side instrumentindicator12. Custom earmold (optional)139713. RIC custom power earmold (optional)45
RIC 312 OverviewRIC 312 OverviewFeatures, Controls and IdentificationYour hearing instrument controls include:1. Hearing instrument242. Cable33. Receiver5. Rocker switch (user control)1114. Microphone56. Battery compartment (on/off control),location of serial number137. Location of manufacturer’s nameand model name78. Location of left/right sidereceiver indicator9. Instant fit earbud10. Location of left/right side instrumentindicator12106911. Custom earmold (optional)12. RIC custom power earmold (optional)13. Retention lock68137
PreparationPreparationBatteriesYour hearing instrument uses a battery asits power source. This battery size can beidentified by the brown (312) or orange (13)color code on the packaging.To insert or replace the battery:1. Use the nail grip on the battery door.12342. Open the battery door gently andremove the old battery.3. Remove the colored tab from thenew battery. Wait 3-5 minutes afterremoving tab before inserting battery.4. Align the battery’s “ ” sign(flat side of the battery) with the“ ” on the battery door.5. Close the battery door.589
PreparationBattery IndicatorsAn indicator will sound when the batteryvoltage is low. You have approximately30 minutes* to replace the battery. Anindicator may also sound just before thebattery stops working.Helpful Hints NEVER FORCE THE BATTERY DOORSHUT. This could result in seriousdamage. If the door will not closesecurely, check that the battery isinserted correctly. Do not open the battery door toofar or damage is likely to occur. Dispose of used batteries immediatelyin the proper waste or recyclingcontainer.*A ctual time between low battery indicator and shutdown willvary depending on environmental noise levels and brand ofbattery used.10Preparation Batteries vary in size and performance.Your hearing professional is your bestsource for lifespan estimates andverification that you are using theproper size and type.WARNINGSBatteries are dangerous if swallowed.To help prevent the accidental ingestionof batteries:Keep out of reach of children and pets.Check your medications before takingthem – batteries have been mistakenfor pills.Never put batteries in your mouth,as they can easily be swallowed.NATIONAL BUTTON BATTERYINGESTION HOTLINE: 202-625-333311
PreparationPreparationInsertion and RemovalTo insert the earbud or earmold:1. Hold the cable at the bend in frontof the receiver with your thumb andforefinger. Gently insert the receiverinto your ear canal.2. Wrap the hearing instrument over thetop of your ear, carefully placing itbehind your ear.3. Place the retention lock inside thebowl of your ear.1234To remove the earbud or earmold: Remove the retention lock from thebowl of your ear. Remove the hearing instrument frombehind your ear. Grasp the receiver with your thumband forefinger. Gently pull out of yourear canal.Do not pull with the hearing instrument caseas this may damage the connection.1213
PreparationHelpful Hints Minor irritation and/or inflammationmay occur as your ear becomesaccustomed to having an object init; if so, please contact your hearingprofessional. If an actual allergic reaction occurs,alternative earmold materials areavailable; contact your hearingprofessional. Severe swelling, discharge from theear, excessive wax or other unusualconditions warrant immediateconsultation with a physician.OperationPower On & OffTo turn ON:Insert a battery and completely closethe battery door. Your instrument has apower‑on delay which may require a fewseconds. You may hear a tone indicatingthat your instrument is powered on.To turn OFF:Open the battery door until the battery isno longer touching the battery contacts.User ControlsYour hearing instrument’s user controlmay have been customized by your hearingprofessional. Ask your hearing professionalhow the user control on your instrumentis set.Available User Control Functionality14The user control on your hearing instrumentcan respond differently depending on howlong you activate (press) the button.15
OperationOperationYour instrument is capable ofhaving one function assigned toa short press (press and release)and one function assigned to along press (press and hold).The options selected belowindicate how your user controlis configured.professional for advice and adjustment.If your hearing instrument has been setup with a user adjustable volume control,temporary volume adjustments can bemade.Your hearing instrument will always power-onto the same volume setting (Volume Home)determined by your hearing professional.Assigned User Control SettingsVolumeControlMemoryChangeMuteSprinkler Volume ControlMultiflexTinnitus LevelShort Press(Press and Release)Long Press(Press and Hold)Volume ControlPower On Volume LevelYour hearing instrument has been set toa specific volume level by your hearingprofessional. If sounds are generally tooloud or too soft, please contact your hearing16If your user control is configured as asprinkler volume control, each time youactivate the user control, the volume ofyour hearing instrument changes. Sprinklervolume control is configured by default toautomatically decrease in volume before itincreases. To make sounds louder, activatethe user control. Repeat this motion untilyou are at the minimum setting. The nexttime you activate the user control, thevolume will increase one step.Continue to activate the user control untilyou reach the desired loudness.17
OperationNOTE: If 10 minutes or more have passedOperationsince the last volume change, the volume willautomatically decrease before it increases.increases the volume while pressing thelower portion of the switch decreasesvolume.Up/Down Volume ControlVolume Control IndicatorsIf your user control is configured as adedicated up/down volume control, eachtime you activate the user control, thevolume of your hearing instrument alwayschanges in a specific direction (either upor down). For example, a short press andrelease may increase the volume while a longpress and hold may decrease the volume inyour hearing instrument.Your hearing professional may enableaudible indicators, which highlight thecurrent volume position.Some user controls can be set for the Rightinstrument to increase volume and the Leftinstrument to decrease volume. Ask yourhearing professional if this setting wouldbenefit you.Rocker Switch Volume ControlIf your rocker switch is configured to controlvolume, pressing the top part of the switch18Volume LevelVolume Max One*Two*5 Beeps 5 Beeps Volume Step(s)Short Tone –4 Beeps Volume Home3 Beeps 3 Beeps Volume Step(s)Short Tone –2 Beeps Single Beep —1 Beep (Power on volume level)Volume Min* Depending on your hearing aid model, you will have one of theseindicator options as the default. Additional options may be enabledby your hearing professional depending on hearing aid settings andmodel options.19
OperationMy hearing instrument is configuredwith the following control: Press and release volume control Press and hold volume controlMemory ChangeYour hearing professional may createmultiple memories within your hearinginstrument. These additional memories canbe accessed by activating the user controlon your hearing instrument.If your user control is configured for memorychanges, each time you activate the usercontrol, the memory of your hearinginstrument will increment through theavailable memories.OperationMuteIf your hearing instrument is configured withmute functionality, a long press and holdof the user control will mute your hearinginstrument. If enabled by your hearingprofessional, you may hear an indicator priorto the hearing instrument muting. To unmuteyour hearing instrument, long press and holdthe user control until audio is restored.Multiflex Tinnitus Level ControlYour user control can also adjust the levelof your Multiflex Tinnitus stimulus. Pleaserefer to the section labeled MultiflexTinnitus Technology (on page 26) for furtherinformation.Memory IndicatorsDirectional SettingsYour hearing professional may enable anaudible indicator, which is presented whilemaking a memory change. The indicatordefaults to a voice identifying which memoryyour instrument is in.Your hearing instrument may have adirectional microphone to help improvespeech understanding in noisy situations.Ask your hearing professional about yourparticular directional settings.2021
OperationLandline Telephone UseSome hearing instruments can becustomized with features to help youeffectively communicate on the telephone.Ask your hearing professional about yourtelephone solution.My hearing instruments have the followinglandline telephone setting(s): Automatic telephone memory andautomatic telecoil. See below. Manual telephone memory andmanual telecoil. See next page.(Memory # ).None22OperationAutomatic Telephone Memory andAutomatic TelecoilThese options activate the telephonememory automatically when used with ahearing instrument compatible telephone.To use, place the telephone receiver on yourear as you normally would and the hearinginstrument will automatically select thetelephone memory. It might be necessaryto move the telephone receiver slightly tofind the best reception. Once the telephoneis removed from the ear, the hearinginstrument will switch back to the last usedmemory.NOTE: Consult with your hearing professionalif your instrument does not switch to thetelephone memory automatically, if it isenabled.23
OperationManual Telephone Memory andManual TelecoilManual access allows you to switch thehearing instruments into a telephone ortelecoil memory, as needed. Ask yourhearing professional which memory youshould access for manual telephone use.Landline Telephone UseSome hearing instrumentswork best by holding thephone close to, but not fullycovering your ear. In someinstances, if you encounterwhistling (feedback), tilt thereceiver at an angle until thewhistling stops. Additionally,the hearing instrument inthe non-phone ear (earopposite the phone) mayswitch to a telephone settingto reduce background sounds. Your hearingprofessional can provide instructions andtechniques for your specific needs.24OperationEar-to-Ear Phone StreamingThe telephone memory in your hearinginstrument may be equipped with an earto-ear phone streaming option. When youenter your telephone memory, the audiofrom your telephone will be streamedfrom the phone ear’s hearing instrumentto the opposite ear’s hearing instrument.This allows you to hear the telephoneconversation in both ears. Ask your hearingprofessional about your particular telephonesettings.25
Multiflex Tinnitus TechnologyIntroductionMultiflex Tinnitus Technology can be usedas part of a tinnitus treatment program.Multiflex Tinnitus Technology plays a tinnitusstimulus through the hearing instrument. Thetinnitus stimulus is programmed accordingto your hearing loss, and your hearingprofessional can adjust the settings of thetinnitus stimulus to meet your needs.Sprinkler Tinnitus Stimulus ControlIf your user control is configured as asprinkler stimulus control, each time youactivate the user control, the stimulus levelin your hearing instrument changes.Sprinkler stimulus control is configured bydefault to automatically decrease in levelbefore it increases. To make the stimuluslevel louder, activate the user control.Repeat this motion until you are at theminimum setting. The next time you activate26Multiflex Tinnitus Technologythe user control, the level will increase onestep. Continue to activate the user controluntil you reach the desired loudness.NOTE: If 10 minutes or more have passedsince the last stimulus level change, thelevel will automatically decrease before itincreases.Up/Down Tinnitus Stimulus ControlIf your user control is configured as adedicated up/down stimulus control,each time you activate the user control,the stimulus level in your hearing instrumentalways changes in a specific direction (eitherup or down). For example, a short press andrelease may increase the stimulus level whilea long press and hold may decrease thestimulus level in your hearing instrument.Some user controls can be set for the Rightinstrument to increase stimulus level and theLeft instrument to decrease stimulus level.27
Multiflex Tinnitus TechnologyRocker Switch Tinnitus Stimulus ControlIf your rocker switch is configured forTinnitus Stimulus Control, pressing the toppart of the switch increases the stimulus levelwhile pressing the bottom part of the switchdecreases the stimulus level.My hearing instrument is configured withthe following control: Press and release tinnitusstimulus control Press and hold tinnitusstimulus controlAdjustmentPairing Your Hearing Instrumentto an iOS DeviceTo adjust your hearing instrument with youriOS device, you must ‘pair’ the two togetherso they can communicate. Please follow theinstructions to ‘pair’ your iOS device andyour hearing instrument.1. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on youriOS device. Within the Settings menugo to Bluetooth and toggle to On.2. Locate, then tap the Settings icon onyour iOS device.3. Within the Settings menu go toGeneral Accessibility HearingDevices.4. While the iOS device searches forthe hearing aids, open and close thebattery door on your hearing aids.This puts the hearing aids in pairingmode.2829
AdjustmentAdjustment You will see your hearing aid name(e.g. “Chris Hearing Aids”) whenthe iOS device first discovers yourhearing aids.Select Start Live Listen to stream the iOSdevice microphone input directly into yourhearing instrument. Point the iOS devicemicrophone toward the audio source. I f your name does not appearin the “Devices” list within 5-7seconds, tap Accessibility in theupper left corner, then tap HearingDevices.To minimize background noise and providethe best signal, place the iOS device as closeto the source as possible.You are now ready to use your iOS deviceto adjust your hearing instrument. You canadjust either with the native iOS controls orwith the TruLink app.To access the native iOS hearing instrumentcontrols, triple-click the Home button onyour iOS device. From this screen you canadjust the volume, select memory or useyour iOS device as a remote microphone.30Right Volume/Left Volume allows you toincrease and decrease volume for eachhearing instrument individually.Turn off Adjust Independently to makechanges to both hearing instrumentssimultaneously.Normal indicates the name of a memorysetting in the hearing instrument. You canselect from any memories shown in the listto change the hearing instrument to thatmemory setting.31
AdjustmentAdjustmentCell Phone Use2. Select Bluetooth.Your hearing instrument is designed to workwith iPhone. When the hearing instrumentis paired and powered on, incoming phonecalls will route automatically to your hearinginstrument. When your hearing instrumentis not powered on, incoming calls route onlyto iPhone.3. In this screen, if Bluetooth appearsOff, change the settings to On. Then,open and close the battery dooron your hearing aids (this puts yourhearing aids into pairing mode).iOS allows you to select a preference forhow audio (call audio and media audio)is routed from iPhone to your hearinginstruments.Pairing Your Hearing Instrument to anAndroid Device4. Under Paired devices you will seeyour first name followed by hearingaid (e.g. Michelle H/As) when thedevice first discovers the hearing aids.If your name does not appear within5. Tap the hearing aid name to connecteach hearing aid to the device.6. Pairing is complete.To adjust your hearing instrument with yourAndroid device, you must ‘pair’ the twotogether so they can communicate. Pleasefollow the instructions to ‘pair’ your deviceand your hearing instrument.1. Locate, then tap the Settings icon onyour device.3233
Hearing Instrument CareHearing Instrument CareInstrument CareHear Clear Receiver Wax GuardsKeep your hearing instrument clean. Heat,moisture and foreign substances can resultin poor performance.The hearing instrument integratesdisposable Hear Clear earwax protection.The innovative wax guards prevent earwaxaccumulation in the hearing instrumentreceiver. Use a cleaning brush or soft cloth toclean debris from around the usercontrol, microphone and batterycompartment; inspect the receiver,earbud or eartip, and wax guardregularly. Never use water, solvents, cleaningfluids or oil to clean your hearinginstrument.Your hearing professional can provide furtherinformation on additional maintenanceprocedures for your hearing instrument,if needed.3435
Hearing Instrument CareHelpful Hints When not wearing your hearinginstrument, open the battery door toallow any moisture to evaporate. Do not take apart your hearinginstruments or insert the cleaning toolsinside them. When not in use, remove the batteriescompletely; place your hearinginstrument in the storage containerand store:– In a dry, safe place– A way from direct sunlight and heatto avoid extreme temperaturesHearing Instrument CareService and RepairIf, for any reason, your hearing instrumentdoes not operate properly, do NOT attemptto fix it yourself. Not only are you likelyto violate any applicable warranties orinsurance, you could easily cause furtherdamage.Should your hearing instrument fail orperform poorly, check the guide on the nextpage for possible solutions. If problemscontinue, contact your hearing professionalfor advice and assistance. Many commonproblems may be solved right in yourhearing professional’s office or clinic.– Where you can easily find them– S afely out of reach from petsand children3637
Hearing Instrument CareTroubleshooting GuideSYMPTOMNot PerformanceDead38POSSIBLECAUSESSOLUTIONSLow batteryReplace batteryBlockedearmold/earbudClean or replace waxguard as neededHearing changeContact your hearingprofessionalDebris buildupClean both microphoneand receiver with brushLow batteryReplace batteryBlockedearmold/earbudClean or replace waxguard as neededLow batteryReplace batteryBlockedearmold/earbudClean or replace waxguard as neededHearinginstrumentneeds repair/maintenanceContact your hearingprofessionalLow batteryReplace batteryBlockedearmold/earbudClean or replace waxguard as neededTips for Better CommunicationYour hearing professional will recommendan appropriate schedule to help you adaptto your new hearing instrument. It will takepractice, time and patience for your brain toadapt to the new sounds that your hearinginstrument provides. Hearing is only part ofhow we share thoughts, ideas and feelings.Reading lips, facial expressions and gesturescan help the learning process and add towhat amplification alone may miss.Please review the following simplecommunication tips:For You Move closer to and look at the speaker Sit face-to-face in a quiet room Try different locations to find the bestplace to listen Minimize distractions39
Tips for Better Communication Background noises may be frustratingat first; remember, you have not heardthem for a while Let others know what you need; keepin mind that people cannot “see” yourhearing loss Develop realistic expectations of whatyour hearing instruments can andcannot do Better hearing with hearinginstruments is a learned skill combiningdesire, practice and patienceTips for Better CommunicationFor Your Family and FriendsYour family and friends are also affected byyour hearing loss. Request that they: Get your full attention beforebeginning to speak Look at you or sit face-to-face in aquiet room Speak clearly and at a normal rateand level; shouting can actually makeunderstanding more difficult Rephrase rather than repeat the samewords; different words may be easierto understand Minimize distractions while speaking4041
Regulatory InformationSafety InformationINTENDED USE: An air conduction hearinginstrument is a wearable sound-amplifyingdevice intended to compensate for impairedhearing. Hearing instruments are availablein multiple gain/output levels appropriateto treat hearing losses ranging frommild-to-profound.Your hearing aids are designed to operatein public and residential environments andare designed to comply with internationalElectromagnetic Compatibility emissionsand immunity standards for medical devices.However, it is still possible that you mayexperience interference caused by powerline disturbances, airport metal detectors,electromagnetic fields from other medicaldevices, radio signals and electrostaticdischarges.If you use other medical devices orwear implantable medical devices suchas defibrillators or pacemakers and are42Regulatory Informationconcerned that your hearing instrumentsmight cause interference with your medicaldevice, please contact your physician or themanufacturer of your medical device forinformation about the risk of disturbance.Your hearing instruments should not be wornduring an MRI procedure or in a hyperbaricchamber.Your hearing instruments are classified as aType B applied part under the IEC 60601-1medical device standard.Your hearing instruments are not fully certifiedto operate in explosive atmospheres suchas may be found in coal mines or certainchemical factories.Your hearing instruments should be storedwithin the temperature and humidity rangesof -40 C (-40 F) to 60 C (140 F) and 10%95% relative humidity.Your hearing instruments are designed tooperate beyond the range of temperatures43
Regulatory InformationRegulatory Informationcomfortable to you, from very cold up to50 C (122 F).We are required by regulations to providethe following warnings:Use on AircraftsWARNING: Use of wireless hearing aidsThe wireless capabilities that may befeatured in your hearing instruments can beused on an aircraft as hearing instrumentsare exempt from the rules applied to otherpersonal electronic devices on an aircraft.Your smartphone device should be put intoAirplane Mode or turned off.WARNING: Use of accessories, componentsInternational UseYour hearing instruments are approved tooperate at a radio frequency that is specificto your country or region and might notbe approved for use outside your countryor region. Be aware that operation duringinternational travel may cause interferenceto other electronic instruments, orother electronic instruments may causeinterference to your hearing instruments.44directly next to other electronic equipmentshould be avoided because it could resultin improper performance. If such use isnecessary, note as to whether your hearingaids and the other equipment are operatingnormally.or replacement parts other than thoseprovided by the manufacturer of yourhearing aids could result in increasedelectromagnetic emissions and decreasedelectromagnetic immunity and could resultin degradation of performance.WARNING: If Portable Radio Frequencycommunications equipment is used closerthan 30 cm (12 inches) from your hearingaid, degradation of the performance of yourhearing aid could result. If this occurs, moveaway from the communications equipment.45
Regulatory InformationRequired Hearing Aid InformationThe following additional information is provided incompliance with U.S. Food and Drug Administration(FDA) regulations:WARNING TO HEARING AID DISPENSERS.A hearing aid dispenser should advise a prospectivehearing aid user to consult promptly with a licensedphysician (preferably an ear specialist) before dispensinga hearing aid if the hearing aid dispenser determinesthrough inquiry, actual observation, or review of anyother available information concerning the prospectiveuser, that the prospective user has any of the followingconditions:i. Visible congenital or traumatic deformity of the ear.ii. History of active drainage from the ear within theprevious 90 days.iii. History of sudden or rapidly progressive hearing losswithin the previous 90 days.iv. Acute or chronic dizziness.v. Unilateral hearing loss of sudden or recent onsetwithin the previous 90 days.vi. Audiometric air-bone gap equal to or greater than15 decibels at 500 Hertz (Hz), 1,000 Hz and 2,000 Hz.vii. Visible evidence of significant cerumen accumulationor a foreign body in the ear canal.viii. Pain or discomfort in the ear.46Regulatory InformationIMPORTANT NOTICE FORPROSPECTIVE HEARING AID USERS.Good health practice requires that a person with ahearing loss have a medical evaluation by a licensedphysician (preferably a physician who specializes indiseases of the ear) before purchasing a hearing aid.Licensed physicians who specialize in diseases of theear are often referred to as otolaryngologists, otologistsor otorhinolaryngologists. The purpose of the medicalevaluation is to assure that all medically treatableconditions which may affect hearing are identified andtreated before the hearing aid is purchased.Following the medical evaluation, the physician willgive you a written statement affirming that your hearingloss has been medically evaluated and that you may beconsidered a candidate for a hearing aid. The physicianwill refer you to an audiologist or hearing aid dispenser,as appropriate, for a hearing aid evaluation.The audiologist or hearing aid dispenser will conduct ahearing aid evaluation to assess your ability to hear withand without a hearing aid. The hearing aid evaluationwill enable the audiologist or dispenser to select and fit ahearing aid to your individual needs.If you have reservations about your ability to adapt toamplification, you should inquire about the availability ofa trial-rental or purchase-option program. Many hearingaid dispensers now offer programs that permit you towear a hearing aid for a period of time for a nominal feeafter which you may decide if you want to purchase thehearing aid.47
Regulatory InformationFederal law restricts the sale of hearing aids to thoseindividuals who have obtained a medical evaluation froma licensed physician. Federal law permits a fully informedadult to sign a waiver statement declining the medicalevaluation for religious or personal beliefs that precludeconsultation with a physician. The exercise of such awaiver is not in your best health interest and its use isstrongly discouraged.A hearing aid will not restore normal hearing and will notprevent or improve a hearing impairment resulting fromorganic conditions. Use of a hearing aid is only part ofhearing habilitation and may need to be supplementedby auditory training and instruction in lip reading. In mostcases, infrequent use of a hearing aid does not permit auser to attain full benefit from it.Special care should be exercised in selecting and fittinga hearing aid whose maximum sound pressure levelexceeds 132 decibels because there may be risk inimpairing the remaining hearing of the hearing aid user.CHILDREN WITH HEARING LOSS.In addition to seeing a physician for a medical evaluation,a child with a hearing loss should be directed to anaudiologist for evaluation and rehabilitation since hearingloss may cause problems in language developmentand the educational and social growth of a child. Anaudiologist is qualified by training and experience toassist in the evaluation and rehabilitation of a child witha hearing loss.48Regulatory InformationRequired Multiflex Tinnitus Informationfor Hearing ProfessionalsINDICATIONS FOR USEThe Multiflex Tinnitus Technology is a tool to generatesounds to be used in a Tinnitus Management Programto relieve patients suffering from tinnitus. The targetpopulation is primarily the adult population over 18 yearsof age.The Multiflex Tinnitus Technology is targeted forhealthcare professionals, which are treating patientssuffering from tinnitus, as well as conventional hearingdisorders. The fitting of the Multiflex Tinnitus Technologymust be done by a hearing professional participating in aTinnitus Management Program.INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTIONMultiflex Tinnitus Technology is a software function thatgenerates sound which is programmed into a hearingaid. The hearing aid may be used in one of three modesof operation: as a hearing aid, as a tinnitus treatmentinstrument or as a hearing aid and tinnitus treatmentinstrument.When enabled, the Multiflex Tinnitus Technologygenerates the sound and allows a patient’s hearingprofessional to design and program appropriate settingsfor an individually prescribed sound treatment plan. Thetreatment plan should be used in a tinnitus managementprogram for relief of tinnitus.49
Regulatory InformationRegulatory InformationMultiflex Tinnitus Technology generates a broadbandwhite noise signal that varies in frequency and amplitude.These characteristics are adjustable by the hearingprofessional and are specific to the prescribed therapydesi
Smartphone Compatible RIC (Receiver-In-Canal) OPERATIONS MANUAL. Table of Contents Overview RIC 13 Overview 4 RIC 312 Overview 6 Preparation . Service and Repair 37 Troubleshooting Guide 38 Tips for Better Comm
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