Connevans MyLink Wireless Receiver, EasyLink Wireless Transmitter User Guide

Below you will find brief information for Wireless Receiver MyLink, Wireless Transmitter EasyLink. The MyLink is a special multi-frequency wireless receiver with neck-loop for use in conjunction with a wireless transmitter. When communicating over a distance, or in reverberating rooms, the MyLink user hears the speaker’s voice loud and clear, even in noisy surroundings. The wireless transmitter picks up your partner’s voice and instantly relays it to your MyLink by radio. The MyLink transforms the signal and sends it directly into your hearing instruments via wireless link. MyLink is compatible with In-the-Ear hearing instruments (custom products) and Behind-the-Ear hearing instruments with T-coil. Using MyLink and the optional headphones, people who do not wear hearing instruments can use MyLink with headphones.

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Key features

  • Special multi-frequency wireless receiver
  • Neck-loop for use with wireless transmitter
  • Clear speech signal even in noisy surroundings
  • Compatible with hearing instruments
  • Optional headphones
  • Operating distance up to 30m
  • Frequency synchronization
  • Volume control
  • Charging unit for MyLink and EasyLink
  • Easy to use

Frequently asked questions

Plug the charging unit into a power socket and connect the connector to the MyLink charging socket. Charging takes around two hours for a fully depleted battery. You can also use the same charging unit for the EasyLink transmitter.

Press the on/off switch, the green light will be visible for 3 seconds and MyLink is ready for use.

The operating distance between the EasyLink transmitter and the MyLink user is typically more than 10m inside and more than 30m outside, but it may be less depending on environmental factors like electrical appliances or large metal structures.

Use the volume control toggle on the MyLink to adjust the volume of the transmitted signal. Short press increases/decreases the volume by one small step, while long press increases/decreases the volume continuously until you stop pressing the button.
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