Removing Headpiece Color Caps; Adjusting Controls On The Naída Ci; Changing Programs; Changing Volume - Advanced Bionics Naida Cl Q70 Manual De Instrucciones

Do not place additional magnets in the headpiece unless under the
WARNING:
direction of a cochlear hearing care professional.

Removing Headpiece Color Caps

The UHP Color Caps are available in a variety of colors to match or coordinate with the Naída
CI sound processor. A Color Cap must be in place at all times when using the headpiece.
Color Caps can be replaced to change the look and style of the headpiece. To remove the
headpiece Color Cap, only use the tool provided by Advanced Bionics. See the
UHP Instructions for Use or the Connecting Universal Headpiece (UHP)
additional information regarding removal and replacement of headpiece Color Caps.
Adjusting Controls on the Naída CI

Changing Programs

The program button is located on the spine of the Naída CI to allow the recipient to easily
change the listening program during use. The Naída CI can store up to five programs for
optimal listening in a variety of situations. These programs can be updated and changed by
the hearing care professional during fitting.
Any changes made to volume or sensitivity will be carried over to subsequent program changes.
This applies to volume changes with either onboard volume controls or the AB myPilot remote
control, as well as to sensitivity changes made with the AB myPilot remote control.
To change programs:
Push the program button down briefly and then release the button. Through the push of the
button the programs will switch in a chronological order; after the final program, the user will
return back to the first program.
Additional Functionality of the Program Button:
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Program Button
The Program Button also allows the user to enter or exit Standby Mode. Standby Mode is a
low power state the Naída CI can enter to save power without having to be turned off. Standby
mode allows the PowerCel or Zn-Air Battery Pak to remain attached to the processor without
causing a major drain on battery life. For example, if a user on a long flight wants to leave the
device on his ear but turn off the sound, he can actively put the device in Standby Mode to
conserve power. The benefit of this feature is that the user can quickly resume use of the device
and not worry about draining his battery.
Actively Entering Standby Mode:
• The user must hold down the program button for four seconds.
Upon entering Standby Mode, an orange LED will briefly light up before fading out. This
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indicates the processor has entered Standby Mode.
LEDs will not light up during Standby Mode.
NOTE:
Passively Entering Standby Mode:
The device will also enter Standby Mode passively if left unlocked for more than five minutes.
Exiting Standby Mode:
To exit Standby mode the user simply presses the program button briefly once.
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An orange LED will light up on the device to indicate battery status followed by a blinking green
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LED to indicate the current program setting. The device is now fully powered and ready for use.

Changing Volume

Increase
Decrease
The volume control is located on the spine of the Naída CI, just above the program button. If the
hearing care professional has not disabled the volume control, 10 presses on the top portion of
the volume control will take the recipient to maximum volume output, while 10 presses on the
bottom portion of the volume control from the baseline volume position will take the recipient
to the minimum volume output. The Naída CI processor's LED is located in the middle of the
volume control.
Volume Control
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