Surflink Mobile for hearing aids Manual

O P E R AT I O N S M A N U A L
Table of Contents
For more information about SurfLink Mobile,
please contact NewSound Hearing Aid Centers
1-877-55-SOUND
www.newsoundhearing.com
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Introduction
Terminology
SurfLink Mobile Overview
Touch Screen Display
On/Off Button
Volume Up
Volume Down
Micro USB Port
SurfLink Mobile Microphone Ports
Accessories
Getting Started / Setup
Syncing Hearing Devices with
SurfLink Mobile
Pairing Mobile Phone with
SurfLink Mobile
Operation
Adjusting Your Hearing Devices
Streaming Phone Calls
Streaming Audio
Settings
Bluetooth
Hearing Devices
Tools
Required Information
FCC Information
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Introduction
The SurfLink Mobile device is designed to interface with your
wireless hearing devices in multiple ways:
• As a cell phone streaming device
• As an audio streaming device from:
– Bluetooth devices
– Wired input connected via the micro USB port
– SurfLink Mobile directional or omnidirectional
microphones
• As a remote control to make hearing device settings
adjustments
Terminology
Streaming/Audio Streaming – Sound is sent wirelessly
from an audio device to the hearing devices via SurfLink
Mobile.
Sync – To establish a connection between SurfLink Mobile
and wireless hearing devices so that the hearing devices
can receive streamed audio and settings changes from
SurfLink Mobile.
Pair – To establish a connection between a Bluetooth
device (e.g., mobile phone, MP3 player, laptop) and
SurfLink Mobile for the purpose of streaming audio from
the Bluetooth device to the hearing devices via SurfLink
Mobile.
Assistive Listening Device – A device used to overcome
listening challenges resulting from distance from a sound
source, background noise or reverberation by sending the
sound source directly to the listener.
Directional – A microphone designed to receive sound
from a particular direction (in front of the microphone)
and to reduce the level of sounds from other directions.
Directional microphones are useful for listening to a single
speaker in the presence of background noise.
Omnidirectional – A microphone which receives sounds
from all directions. Omnidirectional microphones are useful
for listening to multiple speakers in quiet environments.
Bluetooth – Wireless communication technology used for
audio and data transmission over short distances between
two paired devices.
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SurfLink Mobile
Overview
The SurfLink Mobile device incorporates a full-color
display with an innovative touch screen to control all
Remote
features ofRemote
the device. Press and release the Touch
Screen
display buttons to make selections via the Touch Screen.
Remote
Remote
Intermediate
Advanced
The taskbar at the top of the display provides
Intermediate
Advanced
information
about the SurfLink Mobile device battery
status as well as indication of the Bluetooth antenna On
state.
Remote
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Remote
Basic
Basic
SurfLink Mobile
Overview
Touch Screen Display
SurfLink Mobile Overview
Battery Status
Battery Status
Battery Status
Battery Status
Battery
Statusrechargeable battery will
Status
of the SurfLink Mobile
Battery
Status
be provided as follows:
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When the SurfLink Mobile Bluetooth antenna is On,
will display on the left end of the taskbar. When the
Bluetooth antenna is Off, no symbol will display.
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•
Fully charged
•
80% charged
100%
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100%
80%
5
Battery
Remote Status
Volume Graphic “Pressed” State
Remote
1. On/Off Button
Graphic appears WHITE DURING
each button press
4. Micro USB Port
Volume Graphic “Pressed” State
2. Volume Up/Down Buttons 5. Built-In Microphone
Graphic appears
Ports WHITE DURING
each button press
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3. Touch Screen
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40%
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20% AFTER each button press
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40% Volume Graphic “Released” State
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Charging @80%
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SurfLink Mobile
Overview
Volume Down
To turn the SurfLink Mobile device On, press and hold
the On/Off button until the touch screen display
powers on.
To decrease the volume of sounds coming through the
wireless hearing device, press and release the Volume
Down button on the side of the device. Continue to
press and release until the desired volume is reached.
When the SurfLink Mobile device is On, you can put the
device into Sleep Mode by a short press and release
of the On/Off button. In Sleep Mode, the device is
still On, but the Touch Screen display is turned off.
Sleep Mode can be used to prevent accidental input to
the Touch Screen display as well as a way to preserve
SurfLink Mobile battery life during use. SurfLink Mobile
will automatically enter Sleep Mode to conserve power
when no Touch Screen input is received for one minute.
To wake the screen, press and release the On/Off
button, then press the push to unlock button on the
screen.
To turn the SurfLink Mobile device Off, press and hold
the On/Off button until the Touch Screen displays the
“Powering Down” message and the device turns off.
Volume Up
To increase the volume of sounds coming through the
wireless hearing device, press and release the Volume
Up button on the side of the device. Continue to press
and release until the desired volume is reached.
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SurfLink Mobile
Overview
On/Off Button
Micro USB Port
The Micro USB port is used for recharging the
SurfLink Mobile rechargeable battery as well as for
streaming audio from a wired input.
To recharge the SurfLink Mobile battery, connect the
battery charging cable to the Micro USB port on the
SurfLink Mobile device (Figure 1) and attach the USB
connector of the charging cable to the wall charging
adaptor (Figure 2). Plug the wall charging adaptor into a
power outlet.
Note: Charging time from fully
depleted to full charge is
approximately three hours. It
is important that the SurfLink
Mobile battery be fully charged
and fully depleted at least
three times during initial use to
calibrate the battery indicator
shown on the device screen.
Until this occurs, the battery
indicator will not accurately
reflect remaining battery life.
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Fig. 2
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SurfLink Mobile
Overview
SurfLink Mobile incorporates both a Directional
microphone and Omnidirectional microphone for use
in streaming audio as an assistive listening device. The
Directional microphone is intended to focus primarily on
a single speaker, whereas the Omnidirectional
microphone can be used to pick up multiple speakers in
a quiet environment. Selection of the microphones for
streaming is done from the Streaming screen – see page
25 for more information.
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Fig. 4
Accessories
SurfLink Mobile comes with clip and lanyard
accessories, which allow the device to be worn for
hands-free use. The accessories include a base clip and
interchangeable lanyard and clip attachments.
Fig. 5
Base Clip Front/Back
Lanyard Attachment
Belt Clip Attachment
Slide the desired attachment option (lanyard or
clip) onto the base clip, then attach the base clip to
SurfLink Mobile by orienting the clip according to the
shadowed outline of the base clip on the back of the
device (Figure 3).
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Fig. 6
To interchange attachments, remove
the base clip from SurfLink Mobile,
then press down on the release tab
(Figure 4) of the base clip to unlock
and slide the attachment out of
position toward the center of the
base clip (Figure 5), where it can
be removed (Figure 6). Insert the
desired attachment into the center
position of the base clip (Figure 7)
and slide into position at one end of
the base clip to lock the attachment
into place (Figure 8).
SurfLink Mobile
Overview
SurfLink Mobile Microphone Ports
The Audio Line-In Adaptor allows
SurfLink Mobile to be connected
to any audio device with a 3.5 mm
audio jack. Simply connect the micro
USB end of the adaptor to SurfLink
Mobile (Figure 9) and connect the
3.5 mm jack to the headphone jack
of the audio device. See page 24 for
instructions on streaming audio to
the hearing devices via
SurfLink Mobile.
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Hearing Devices
Basic
Intermediate
Advanced
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Tools
Getting Started / Setup
Getting Started /
Setup
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AFTER each button press
1. Navigate to the Settings screen using the navigation
arrows at the bottom of the touch screen display.
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iPod of the hearing devices you wish to
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at this time
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Graphic appears WHITE DURING
each button press
Cancel
Un-Sync
3. Press the Sync New button to put the
SurfLink Mobile device into syncing mode.
To use SurfLink Mobile with your wireless hearing
devices, you must first sync the hearingSettings
devices with
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Getting Started /
Setup
Select devices to sync
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Volume Graphic “Pressed” State
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Volume Graphic
“Released” State
Graphic appears WHITE DURING
each button press
Graphic appears BLUE for 1/2 (?) second
AFTER each button press
Pressed
1. Navigate to the Settings screen using the navigation
arrows at the bottom of the touch screen display.
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Hearing Devices
Getting Started /
Setup
5. The hearing devices will be detected by
SurfLink Mobile and the serial numbers will be
shown on the display. If you wish, you can present
a tone in the hearing devices to confirm that the
correct devices were detected by selecting the Play
Tone button. Otherwise, press the Sync button to
complete the syncing process.
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Syncing
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Note: When syncing is successful, you will see a success
Hearing
Devices and you will hear
message on the SurfLink Mobile
display
a sustained success tone presented through the hearing
Tools
instrument.
Settings
Hearing Devices
Pairing Mobile Phone with SurfLink Mobile
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3. Ensure that the Bluetooth mobile phone is turned On
with Bluetooth enabled and is within 10 meters/30
feet of the SurfLink Mobile device.
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Bluetooth
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Tools
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Settings
Cell Phone
To stream calls from a mobile phone using
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the mobile phone
with SurfLink Mobile:
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duration of the Bluetooth pairing process.
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Bluetooth Devices screen will appear and will show
the newly paired mobile phone in the list of available
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phone. If you are unsure of how to get your
mobile phone to recognize Bluetooth devices,
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of your phone.
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display on the SurfLink Mobile device.
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Bluetooth pairing
Cell Phone
has been paired
7. Select a graphic icon to represent the mobile phone
device by pressing the Choose Device Label button.
The recommended graphic icon is the Cell Phone
graphic. Use the up/down arrows as needed to page
through the list of available graphic icons.
Yes
Cancel
device_B
Un-pair
Devices
Bluetooth
device_B
from device?
New Label
device_C
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Devices
device_B
Cancel
Un-pair
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each button press
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Advanced
Operation
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Remote
Adjusting Your Hearing Devices
Intermediate
Advanced
Pressed
Volume Up / Down – make
adjustments to overall volume of all
sounds coming through the hearing
devices.
Remote Screen
Remote
Remote
Basic
Intermediate
Basic
Remote
Remote
Labels On
Mute
Volume Graphic “Pressed” State
Volume
Graphic
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Volume
Graphic
“Released”
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Graphic appears WHITE DURING
each button press
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each
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press
AFTER
each
button
press
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AFTER each button press
Remote
Remote
Home
Remote
Remote
Volume Graphic “Pressed” State
To make hearing device adjustments via
SurfLink Mobile, use the Remote screen:
Left
1. The Remote screen is the default screen when
you power
also
Remote on SurfLink Mobile.
Remote This screen is Remote
accessible from the Streaming and Phone Call
screens, allowing you to adjust your hearing devices
while streaming audio.
Volume Graphic “Pressed” State
Volume Graphic “Released” State
Graphic appears WHITE DURING
each button press
Graphic appears BLUE for 1/2 (?) second
AFTER each button press
Memory Change – cycle through the
various memories that are programmed into
the hearing devices.
Right
Left
Right
Memory
Favorite
Memory
Favorite
Mute
Home
Mute
Home
Remote
Remote
Labels On
Labels On
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Graphic appears WHITE DURING
each button press
Memory
Remote
Mute
Volume
Graphic “Pressed” State
Left
Right
Memory
Graphic
appears WHITE DURING
each button press
Mute / Unmute – temporarily turn off all
sound coming through the hearing devices
by pressing this button. Unmute the hearing device
Remote
by pressing the Mute button again.
Remote
Favorite
Memory
Memory
Mute
Mute
Left
Binaural
Favorite
Favorite
Home
Home
Right
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Left
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Right
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Remote
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Basic
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Note: When the hearing devices are muted,
pressing any button on the Remote screen Remote
will also unmute the hearing devices and
perform the function of the button selected.
Remote
Remote
Intermediate
Advanced
Pressed
Mute
Labels On
Memory
Memory
Favorite
Mute
Mute
Home
Remote
Labels On
2. From the Remote screen, you can make the following
hearing device adjustments:
Remote
Remote
Remote
Left
/ Binaural / Right Control – use these buttons
Memory
to specify whether remoteLeftcontrol adjustments will
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made to a single hearing device or both hearing
devices at the same time.Binaural
Volume Graphic “Pressed” State
Volume Graphic “Released” State
Graphic appears WHITE DURING
each button press
Graphic appears BLUE for 1/2 (?) second
AFTER each button press
Favorite
Left
Favorite – select to activate the Favorite
setting that is programmed into the hearing
devices. Ask your hearing professional if your
hearing device has a Favorite.
Home – reset the hearing devices to
Memory 1 at the power-on volume level.
Home
Operation
Operation
Left
Remote
Favorite
Memory
Home
Mute
Favorite
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Remote
Right
Binaural
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Incoming Call
Phone Call Screen
Pressed
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Streaming Phone Calls
An incoming call is received by the paired
mobile phone:
Incoming Call
Incoming Call
Phone Call Screen
Pressed
A phone call is in progress:
Hold Call
Incoming Call
+ Answer
Remote
Phone Call Screen
Remote Tab
Do Not Answer
Call Screens is On and an incoming call is
1.Phone
When SurfLink Mobile
received by the paired mobile phone, the Incoming
Call screen will appear on the SurfLink Mobile touch
screen display.
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+ Answer
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Do Not Answer
Phone Call screen will display on the SurfLink Mobile
Hold Call
End Call
+ Answer
+ Answer
Touch Screen display. Phone Remote
Incoming Call Waitng
Incoming Call Waitng
Incoming Call Waitng
Incoming Call Waitng
Phone Call Waiting Screen
Incoming Call
Just Talk
Just Talk
Just Talk
Mute
Phone Call Screen
Phone
Remote
Pressed
2. Answer the call via the SurfLink Mobile device by
pressing the Answer button.
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Remote Tab
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Phone
Swap Call
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Phone Call Screen
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2. JustTalk,, which uses the Hearing Device Microphone
, or the SurfLink Mobile Microphone
can
be used toJustpick
up your voice
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Just Talk for transmission to the
person on the other end of the phone call. Toggle the
Voice Pickup
button to select
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Just Talk
Just Talk
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SurfLink Mic
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Note: When using the SurfLink Mobile microphone,
Do Not Answerbe worn
the SurfLink Mobile device should
Hold Call for
End Call
within 12 inches of your mouth
optimal
+ Answer
+ Answer
voice pickup. The lanyard accessory is
designed to assist in this situation.
Mute
Mute
3. To Decline the call, either press the Do Not
Answer button OR press any of the switches on
the case of the SurfLink Mobile device.
Remote
Phone
Remote
Operation
Operation
Mute
Phone
Remote
Note: The call can also be answered via the paired
mobile phone. With some mobile phones,
in order to use SurfLink Mobile to stream the
call by default, you need to answer the call via
Room Off
SurfLink Mobile; answering on the phone will
use the phone speaker and microphone by
Phone default.
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Just
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the side
volume buttons to adjust the level of the
Unmute
mobile phone streamed audio signal.
Do Not
Hold Call
+ Answer
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Hold Call
+ Answer
End Call
+ Answer
Remote
Phone
Remote
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Phone Call Screen
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Phone
Binaural
Incoming Call
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Phone Call Screen
Incoming Call
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Call button.
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Just Talk
Phone
Remote
Remote
Phone
Phone
Remote
Incoming Call
Waitng
Remote
Phone Call Waiting Screen
2. Press Do Not Answer
to ignore the second
Pressed
Remote Tab
call and continue with the active call uninterrupted.
Do Not Answer
Phone
Hold Call
+ Answer
Remote
End Call
+ Answer
Do Not Answer
Swap Call
to put the active call
Press Hold Call + Answer
on Hold and Answer the second call.
End Call
+ Answer
Unmute
Swap Call
Remote
Just Talk
Press End Call + Answer
to End the active call
Mute
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and
Answer the second call.
End Call
+ Answer
Swap Call
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the active
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Phone
Call Waiting Screen using the Hold Call + Answer button
Phone Call Screen
Phone Call Screen
on the Call Waiting Incoming Call screen, the Call
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Mute
Swap Call
Remote
Just
PhoneTalk
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Phone
Do Not Answer
Labels On
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Remote
Phone Call Screen
Hold Call
+ Answer
Incoming Call Waitng
Mute
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Hold Call
+ Answer
Unmute
Just Talk
Phone
Phone Call Screen
Remote Tab
Phone Call Waiting Screen
Note: The SurfLink Mobile device should be kept within
1-2 meters/3-6 feet of the hearing devices during
cell phone streaming.
Phone
Phone Call Screen
Swap Call
Phone
Incoming Call Waitng
Remote
Swap Call
End Call
+ Answer
Room Off
Remote
Mute
Room Off
End Call
+ Answer
Incoming Call Waitng
Mute
Phone
Remote
Incoming Call Waitng
Do Not Answer
Hold Call
+ Answer
Phone
Phone Call Screen
Incoming Call
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5. During any mobile phone call, use the Remote tab
to make hearing device adjustments.
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button
mobile phone calls, which allows the mobile call
to beRemote
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conducted on the mobile phone
instead of streamed
Incoming Call
Phone Call Screen
to the hearing devices via SurfLink Mobile. Press the
Favorite button to disconnect the Bluetooth link
between SurfLink Mobile and the mobile phone and
Incoming Call
conduct the call using the mobile
itself. Press theIncoming Call
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connection between the mobile phone and SurfLink
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Hold Call
End Call
devices using SurfLink Mobile.
+ Answer
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Home
Phone
Phone Call Screen
Phone
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Favorite
Remote
Phone Call Screen
Memory
Phone Call Screen
Swap Call
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4. You can mute your voice during a phone call by
Phone Call Screens
pressing the Mute button. Incoming
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Remote
Mute
Phone Call Waiting Screen
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Phone
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Mute
Incoming Call Waitng
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Just Talk
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Phone Call Screen
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Remote
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A phone call is in progress and aMutesecond call is
received from that phone (call waiting):
Just Talk
SurfLink Mic
Phone
Remote
Mute
Just Talk
SurfLink Mic
Phone
Swap Call
Remote
1. If an incoming call is received during an active mobile
Call Screen
phone call, the Call WaitingPhone
Incoming
Call screen will
display:
Phone Call Screen
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Unmute
Just Talk
Just Talk
SurfLink Mic
SurfLink Mic
Phone
Remote
Phone Call Screen
Do Not Ans
4. Press the Swap Call button
to switch between the
Hold Call
+ Answer
twoMutecalls by
putting the active call on Hold.
Unmute
Do Not Answer
Swap Call
Hold Call
+ Answer
Mute
Room Off
Remote
Phone
End Call
+ Answer
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Directional Mic. Graphic
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Normal
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Remote
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Intermediate
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iPod
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iPod
iPod
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iPod
Streaming
Volume Graphic “Released” State
Graphic appears WHITE DURING
each button press
Graphic appears BLUE for 1/2 (?) second
AFTER each button press
Streaming
Streaming
Omni Mic.
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Start
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iPod
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Stop
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Cell Phone
Landline
MP3 Player
Cell Phone
Remote
Start
Streaming
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Landline
Start
Landline
Landline
MP3 Player
MP3 Player
Computer
Television
Stereo
Automobile
Mobile
Stop
Start
Wired
Phone
Stop
Mobile
iPod
Surround
Wired
Computer
Surround
USB
Phone
Other
iPod
Phone
Laptop
Start
will be
The Bluetooth Streaming Input button
iPod
iPod
available for selection
when the BluetoothStopantenna
Wired
is On, at least one Bluetooth entertainment device
has been paired with SurfLink Mobile
and that
Mobile
MP3 Player
Computer
entertainment
device is On, within range of SurfLink
Start
Start
Mobile and is playing Phone
audio. When multiple paired
Streaming
Streaming
Bluetooth devices are available, the Bluetooth
Streaming Input button
iPod will page through the list of
available paired Bluetooth devices.
Television
Stereo
Automobile
Other
Laptop
Stereo
Automobile
Stereo
Car
iPod
Computer
Laptop
Stereo
Other
Computer
Car
Other
Streaming
Wired
Start
Computer
Stereo
Home
Focus
Mobile
Cell Phone
Television
Favorite
Mute
Focus
Other
Computer
Car
Stereo
Other
Operation
iPod
Surround
Surround
USB
Computer
Memory
USB
Streaming
The Wired Streaming
Input button
will be
Volume Graphic
available for selection
when the wired Audio Line-In
Adaptor is detected. Focus
Streaming
Remote
Laptop
Right
Streaming
Focus
Focus
Cell Phone
Binaural
Start
Streaming
The SurfLink Mobile directional microphone Focus
and omnidirectional microphone Surround
Input buttons are always available for selection.
iPod
Left
Streaming
Streaming
Phone
Television
Start
Streaming
Streaming
iPod
Start
Start
Directional Mic. Graphic
Landline
Start
Streaming
Streaming
Start
Start
Mobile
1. Navigate to the Streaming screen.
iPod
iPod
Streaming
Streaming
Start
Streaming
Streaming
Point device toward
sound source
USB
Pressed
Streaming
Streaming
iPod
Start
iPod
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Start
Start
Start
Start
Streaming
Remote
Streaming
Remote
Normal
To stream audio via SurfLink Mobile:
Volume Graphic “Pressed” State
Start
Start
Streaming
The SurfLink Mobile device can be used to stream audio
wirelessly:
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Dir. Mic.
Start
Volume Graphic
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iPod
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iPod
Streaming
Directional Mic. Graphic
iPod
Streaming
Start
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Operation
Remote
Volume Graphic
Streaming
iPod
iPod
Streaming
Directional Mic. Graphic
Streaming
Normal
Advanced
Streaming Audio
Remote
Streaming
Streaming
Streaming
5. To end the active call, press the End Call button. The
Streaming
Screen
call on hold will become
the active
call.
Volume Graphic
Car
Other
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Television
2. Select the desired streaming input at the top of the
screen by pressing the Input button.
Stereo
Automobile
Other
Laptop
Memory
Computer
Left
Mute
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Favorite
Stereo
Focus
Right
Dir. Mic.
Omni Mic.
USB
Surround
Start
Car
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Streaming
Streaming
Normal
Directional Mic. Graphic
Streaming
Streaming
Pressed
sound source
Directional
Mic. Graphic
Volume Graphic
3. Select Start to begin streaming audio from the
selected input.
Streaming
Volume Graphic
4. Select Stop to end the audio streaming session.
Streaming
Streaming
Streaming
Pressed
Directional Mic. Graphic
Volume Graphic
Normal
iPod
iPod
iPod
Streaming
Point device toward
Streaming
iPod
iPod
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iPod
iPod
Start
Start
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Start
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Stop
Start
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Note: When you start a streaming session using the
directional microphone Focus Input button
and you select Start, a prompt will appear to remind
you to point the SurfLink Mobile microphone
Focus
toward the sounds that you want to hear. It is also
Focus
important, especially in noisy environments, to
moveDir.the
as close as possibleSurround
to
Mic. SurfLink
Omni Mic. Mobile
USB
Surround
Start
the sound source.
Note: The SurfLink Mobile device should be kept within
3-4 meters/9-12 feet of the hearing devices during
audio streaming from the Streaming screen.
Focus
Omni Mic.
USB
Start
Wired
Stop
Mobile
Cell Phone
Landline
MP3 Player
Computer
Phone
iPod
Wired
Television
Wired
Point device toward
sound sourceCell Phone
Mobile
Stereo
Automobile
Stop
Start
Operation
Operation
Dir. Mic.
Surround
Stop
Other
Laptop
Mobile
Computer
Landline
MP3 Player
Computer
Stereo
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Phone
Car
Phone
Other
iPod
iPod
Streaming Television
Directional Mic. Graphic
Laptop
Stereo
Automobile
Streaming
Other
Laptop
Volume Graphic
Computer
Computer
Stereo
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Stereo
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Settings
Remote
Tools
Settings
> Tools Screens
Streaming
Streaming
Remote
Remote
Streaming
Remote
Pressed
Volume Graphic “Pressed” State
Normal
Volume Graphic
“Released” State
Graphic appears WHITE DURING
each button press
Graphic appears BLUE for 1/2 (?) second
AFTER each button press
To customize SurfLink Mobile settings, navigate to the
Settings screen:
Binaural
Left
Memory
Right
Mute
Home
Brightness
Hearing Devices
Language
Tools
Screens
Bluetooth
Input
Input
Favorite
• Screens – Set screen defaults and view
device information
Bluetooth
Settings Screens
Input
1. Select Bluetooth
from the Settings screen.
Play
Play
Play
Play
Streaming
Settings
Streaming
Tools
Streaming
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There are three main settings options to support the
following functions:
Hearing Devices
Bluetooth
Memory
Tools
Left
Streaming
Bluetooth
Bluetooth
Brightness
Tools
Settings > Bluetooth
Settings
Settings
Screens
Settings
Mute
Language
Input
Room Off
2. To turn the Bluetooth antenna On, select the
Okay
Cancel
Bluetooth
On
button.
Input
Play
Screens
Brightness
Input
Normal
Stop
Settings
Label
Bluetooth
Label
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Cell Phone
Landline
Label
Hearing Devices
MP3 Player
Scrolling List
Scrolling List screens
Television
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Stereo
Tools
Scrolling List
Settings
Hearing Devices
Automobile
Pressed
Other
Pressed
“device_C”
Cell Phone
has been paired
Input
Computer
Bluetooth
Brightness
Brightness
Input
Language
Input
Tools
Screens
Settings
Tools
successfully
Pairing Mode
Set language
Choose Device Label
to English?
Devices
Bluetooth
Bulgarian
was
MP3 Player
Retry
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(error)
Yes
Language
Blue
Label
New Device
Danish
Input
Input
Phone
Settings
Tools
Home
Hearing Devices
Pressed
Hearing Devices
Turn the Bluetooth antenna On/OffHearing Devices
Normal
Pressed
Binaural
• Pair SurfLink Mobile
with Bluetooth devices for
audio streaming
Tools
Favorite
Right
• Manage paired Dir.
Bluetooth
entertainment
devices
Mic.
Omni Mic.
USB
Settings
•
Input
Turn the Bluetooth Antenna On/Off
Remote
Bluetooth
Streaming
• Brightness –Volume
Adjust
display brightness
Graphic
• Language – Select Language for text
Directional Mic. Graphic
Cancel
Language
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The Bluetooth antenna must be On to stream
audio from your paired mobile phone or Bluetooth
entertainment device.
3. To turn the Bluetooth antenna Off, select the
Bluetooth Off button.
Pairing SurfLink Mobile with a Bluetooth
entertainment device:
1. Select Bluetooth from the Settings screen.
Bluetooth
Hearing Devices
Tools
Pairing Mode
Settings
Devices
Bluetooth
The Bluetooth antenna should be Off if:
3. Press the Pairing Mode button in the center of the
screen. This button will remain active for the duration
of the Bluetooth pairing process.
Pairing Mode
Devices
Settings
Settings
•Youdonotwishtostreamaudiofromyourpaired
mobile phone or Bluetooth device
•YouwishtoconserveSurfLinkMobilebatterylife
•Youaretravelingonanairplaneorareinanarea
in which wireless signals are not permitted
2. Ensure that the Bluetooth device with which you want
to pair the SurfLink Mobile is turned On and is within
10 meters/30 feet of the SurfLink Mobile device.
Bluetooth
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5. Once the pairing process is complete, choose a
graphic icon to label the device by pressing the
Choose Device Label button.
Manage Paired Bluetooth Devices
1. Select Bluetooth from the Settings screen.
Bluetooth
Hearing Devices
Tools
“device_C”
“device_C”
Cell
Phone
Cell
Phone
hasbeen
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paired
has
successfully
successfully
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pairing
Bluetooth
2. Select the Devices button to view the list of paired
Bluetooth devices.
Phone
Phone
Retry
Retry
ChooseDevice
DeviceLabel
Label
Choose
Label
Label
NewDevice
Device
New
Settings
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unsuccessful
was
MP3
Player
MP3
Player
Cancel
Cancel
NewDevice
Device
New
(error)
(error)
6. Once the graphic icon has been selected, the
Bluetooth Devices screen will show the newly paired
device_B
device_B
Bluetooth
entertainment
device in the list of paired
device_A
device_A
Bluetooth devices.Change
ChangeList
ListOrder
Order
device_B
device_B
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Label
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device_C
device_C
Okay
Okay
Devices
Devices
device_B
device_B
Cancel
Cancel
Pairing Mode
Devices
Bluetooth
3. Select the device you want to manage to navigate to
the screen for that device.
device_B
device_B
device_B
Settings
Settings
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4. Confirm pairing to SurfLink Mobile from the Bluetooth
device. Some Bluetooth devices require that you
enter the PIN of the device being paired; the SurfLink
Mobile Bluetooth PIN is 0000.
device_A
Change List Order
device_B
New Label
device_C
device_B
device_B
device_A
device_A
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ListOrder
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Change
device_B
device_B
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Un-pair
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Pairing Mode
Hearing Devices
Devices
Retry
Devices
Label
Tools
New Device
Bluetooth
“device_C”
Settings
Phone
MP3 Player
Choose Device Label
Cancel
Retry
Bluetooth pairing
New Device
Cell Phone Bluetooth
Label
(error)
4. Select
the Change List Order
button
to
the
was move
unsuccessful
has been paired
device_B
successfully
device
in the
list using Phone
the up/down arrows.
device_A
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MP3 Player
Choose Device
Label
New Device
(error)
Change List Order
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MP3 Player
5. Select thedevice_B
New Label button
to choose a different
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Choose Device Label
device_B Retry
graphic for the
selected
device. Once
device_A
New the
Labellabel has
Label
New Device
New Device
been selected,
the graphic willChange
appear
List Ordernext to the
Bluetooth
device_C
device_A
device_B
Pairing Mode
device name (error)
in the list of pairedNew
devices.
Label
device_B
Pairing Mode
device_C
Hearing Devices
OK
device_B to Delete
Okay
Cancel
6. Select the Devices
trash can button
device_C
pairing
the
device
from
Bluetooth the device Tools
Devices and remove
device_B
device_B
Devices
device_B
the list.
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Devices
device_A
Bluetooth
Settings
Devices
Change List Order
device_B
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New Label
Bluetooth
device_C Connection Status
device_B
OK
device_B
device_A
Cancel
2. To see detail regarding the type of Bluetooth
connection in use between SurfLink Mobile and the
Bluetooth device, select the button for the Bluetooth
device to navigate to the screen for that device.
device_B
3. “Handsfree”
will display when the devices are
connected
using
the Bluetooth HandsFree Profile
Cancel
Change List Order
(HFP), which is the type of connection required for
device_B New Label
mobile phone call streaming from the Phone screen.
“Media” will displayOKwhenCancel
the devices are connected
using
the Advanced Audio
Distribution Bluetooth
device_B
device_B
Profile (A2DP), which is the type of connection
required for audio streaming from a Bluetooth
entertainment device from the Streaming screen.
Un-pair
+ Media
Un-pair
device_B
1. When
Bluetooth
device
isHandsfree
actively
connected
device_A
Devicesa paired
device_B
Change
List
Order device_B
device_B
Bluetooth
from device?
Handsfree + Media
device_B
device_B
Pairing Mode
to SurfLink Mobile, the Bluetooth
connection
device_A
Change
List Order
New Label
from device?
Change List Order
symbol device_B
willdevice_C
appear next to the device name on
g Mode
device_B
Pairing Mode
Hearing Devices
Devices
Yes
Cancel
the Bluetooth Devices screen. New Label
New Label
device_C
Devices
Bluetooth
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Yes
device_B
device_B
Settings
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Handsfree + Media
Bluetooth
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Cancel
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from device?
New Label
device_C
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Cancel
generic button - disabled
Phone
device_B
device_B
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Cell Phone
Phone
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pressed
generic button - disabled
disabled
Computer
MP3 Player
Phone
Television
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generic button - disabled
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Computer
Cell Phone
Phone
Devices
Cell Phone
Devices
MP3 Player
Cell Phone
Settings
from device?
Settings
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device_A
Un-pair
device_B
device_C
Un-pair
device_B
Devices
Tools
Cancel
New Device
MP3 Player
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Computer
MP3 Player
Stereo
Automobile
Other
Television
normal
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pressed
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Hearing Devices
Bluetooth
No devices
Hearing Devices
at this time
Settings
Hearing Dev.
are synced
1. Select Hearing Devices from the Settings screen
to view the serial numbers of the synced wireless
Sync New
hearing devices. Tools
Select devices to sync
Open and close the battery
Synced Heari
Hearing device
5. The hearing devices will be detected
by SurfLink
syncing is complete
you wish to Sync. Mobile.
Devices
Select the hearing device serial numbers
will be automatically
and press the Sync button to complete the syncing
detected and displayed.
process.
door of the hearing device(s)
Cancel
Play Tone
Select devices to sync
Syncing
Sync
Syncing
Okay
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Select devices to sync
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syncing is complete
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Sync
Bluetooth
Okay
Syncing
Hearing Devices
Synced Hearing Devices
Sync New
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2. To Delete a synced hearing device, select the device
Tools
Syncbutton
New
.
serial number then press the trash can
Settings
Hearing Dev.
3.Synced
ToHearing
syncDevices
SurfLink Mobile with new hearing devices and
Bluetooth
overwrite
existing hearing
device syncing, select the
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Hearing Devices
into syncing mode.
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Play Tone
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Play Tone
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Un-sync
Syncing
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Sync
Synced Hearing Devices
Bluetooth
0123456789
Hearing Devices
6. The wireless hearing devices and SurfLink Mobile
device will now work together as a wireless system.
from device?
Yes
Cancel
Un-Sync
Sync New
Hearing Dev.
Tools
Settings
No devices
Tools
4. Open and closeSync
theNewbattery door of the hearing
device you wish to sync with SurfLink Mobile.
Settings
are synced
Note: SurfLink Mobile
can be paired with one right
at thisSettings
time
Hearing Dev.
and one left
hearing
device at a time.
Sync New
Settings
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Hearing Dev.
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Bluetooth
Brightness
Hearing Devices
Language
Tools
Screens
Settings
Tools
rightness
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Screens
ss
Tools
Tools
Brightness
Brightness
Language
Okay
Cancel
1. Select
Language fromBrightness
the Settings screen
Brightness
Normal
Normal
Pressed
2. Choose the desired language version from the
list of available language translations.
Pressed
LanguageBrightness from the Settings screen to
1. Select
adjust the touch screen display brightness.
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Screens
Bluetooth
rightness
Brightness
Tools
Pressed
Normal
PressedHearing Devices
Language
English
Set language
to English?
Bulgarian
anguage
Tools
Screens
Tools
Okay
Settings
Brightness
Brightness
Normal
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Language
2. Select
the
or
display brightness.
rightness
Screens
Tools
Cancel
Normal
Danish
Language
e
Bulgarian
Language
Set Default Screen
Language
Screens
Voice Pickup Options
Language
Tools
Language
3. Select OK to accept the new language
selection.
buttons to adjust the
Bluetooth
Brightness
Okay Set language
Cancel
Language
Brightness
Set Default Screen
4. Select Cancel to reject the change and
Show/Hide Streaming
continue with the previous language selection.
Voice Pickup Options
Pressed
Normal
Pressed
Screens
Language
Tools
Set language
Set language
to English?
to English?
Screens
Remote Options
DeviceScreens
Options
Show/Hide Streaming
Bulgarian
Danish
Yes
Cancel
Language
Language
Yes
Cancel
Language
Screens
1. Select either the Remote or Streaming screen
asScreen
theDefaults
Default screen
when the SurfLink Mobile
Set as default screen:
device is powered On.
Voice Pickup Options
DanishStreaming
Show/Hide
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Cancel
Pressed
Tools
4. Select Cancel to rejectYesadjustments
and continue
Cancel
with previous brightness settings.
Settings
Brightness
anguage
Tools
3. Select OK to accept Touch
Screen display
to English?
Hearing Devices
Brightness
Brightness
Tools
Brightness
Bulgarian adjustments.
brightness
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rightness
Yes
Settings
Settings
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Screens
Okay
Danish
Cancel
Brightness
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Screens
Streaming
Button Labels:
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Remote Options
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Screens
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toScreens
English?
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Off
Streaming Screen:
Show
s
Hide
Screens
ons
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ons
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ons
2. Stream
ThePhone
selected
default screen will show as active/
Ring:
highlighted
in blue. SurfLink Mobile comes with
Off
the
Remote
screen set as the default screen.
Just Talk
Mode:
ions
Hide
3. Select
ScreensButton Labels to be On or Off. SurfLink
Mobile comes with the Button Labels
Screens
defaulted On.
s
s
2. Select Show or Hide to have JustTalk mode as
an available option for Voice Pickup on the Phone
Call screen. SurfLink Mobile comes set with Show
as the default.
Note: Hiding JustTalk mode will extend hearing
aid battery life while streaming mobile
phone calls.
Default Screen:
ons
4. SelectStreaming
either Hide or Show to have the Streaming
Button
Select
style Labels:
of Remote:
screen included in the screen navigation or not.
Off
SurfLink Mobile comes with the Streaming
Streaming Screen:
Screen Hide
shown.
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ons
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ions
Intermediate
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Screens
Settings
PhoneScreens
Options
Basic
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Stream Phone Ring:
On
Off
Settings
s
ons
1. Select Stream Phone Ring to be On or Off.
SurfLink Mobile defaults to phone ring streaming
Off. If this feature is turned On, the mobile phone
ring tone will be streamed via SurfLink Mobile to
the hearing devices for any incoing call.
Just Talk Mode:
Show
Hide
Firmware version:
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Serial number:
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Screens
s
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Select style of Remote:
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Voice Pickup Options
options?
Options
Intermediate
Remote Options
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Screens
Remote Options
Select style of Remote
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Advanced
Options
Intermediate
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Basic
Screens
About
Set Default Screen
Show/Hide Streaming
Voice Pickup Options
Firmware version:
0.1.7.0
Remote Options
Serial number:
0051276089
Basic
ions
About
Screens
About
Screens
Screens
ChooseScreen
Advanced,
Remote
Screen Intermediate or Basic functions
Remote
Remote
Screen
for the Remote screen by selecting the appropriate
button. SurfLink Mobile comes set with Advanced as
the default.
Screens
The About screen provides device information.
Remote
Remote
Remote
Remote
Remote
Remote
Remote
Remote
Remote
Basic
Basic
Basic
Intermediate
Intermediate
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Advanced
Advanced
Advanced
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Settings
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Volume
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Volume
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Volume
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Required Information
Waste from electronic equipment must be
handled according to local regulations.
Instructions for Disposal of Old Electronics
Paradigm encourages, and your local community laws may require,
that your SurfLink Mobile device be disposed of via your local
electronics recycling/disposal process.
The below instructions are provided for the benefit of disposal/
recycling personnel. Please include this manual with your device
when disposing of your SurfLink Mobile device.
SurfLink Mobile is designed to comply with the most stringent
Standards of International Electromagnetic Compatibility.
However, it is still possible that you may experience interference
caused by power line disturbances, airport metal detectors,
electromagnetic fields from other medical devices, radio signals
and electrostatic discharges.
If you use other medical devices or wear implantable medical
devices such as defibrillators or pacemakers and are concerned
that your SurfLink Mobile might cause interference with
your medical device, please contact your physician or the
manufacturer of your medical device for information about the
risk of disturbance.
SurfLink Mobile should not be used during an MRI procedure.
For Disposal/Recycling Personnel Only
This product contains a lithium Ion Polymer battery.
To remove this battery:
• Removethetwoscrewsonthebackofthedevice
• S
lidethebottomplateupslightlytoseparatethetopfrom
the bottom
• U
nplugthebatteryandtapetheconnectorendtoprevent
accidental shorting
Use on Aircrafts
SurfLink Mobile should not be used on aircrafts unless specifically
permittedbytheflightpersonnel.
International Use
SurfLink Mobile is approved to operate at a radio frequency
that is specific to your country or region and might not be
approved for use outside your country or region. Be aware that
operation during international travel may cause interference with
other electronic devices, or other electronic devices may cause
interference with your SurfLink Mobile.
The battery in your SurfLink Mobile is not replaceable. Do not
attempt to replace the battery.
• Prythebatteryawayfromthebackplateusingawideflatblade
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FCC Information
FCC ID: EOA-CPED
IC: 6903A-CPED
Bluetooth Qualified Design Listing: B019453
FCC Notice
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules and
with RSS-210. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation of the
device.
Hereby, Paradigm declares that the SurfLink Mobile is in
compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. A copy of the Declaration of
Conformity can be obtained from the addresses below.
Paradigm, Inc.
6600 Washington Ave. South
Eden Prairie, MN 55344 USA
Paradigm, Inc. European Headquarters
Wm. F. Austin House, Bramhall Technology Park
Pepper Road, Hazel Grove, Stockport SK7 5BX
United Kingdom
Note: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or
TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this
equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
Note FCC
Cet appareil est conforme avec la partie15 des règles de la FCC
et du RSS-210. L’utilisation est assujettie à deux conditions: (1)
Cet appareil ne doit pas causer d’interférence nuisible et (2) ce
dispositif doit accepter l’interférence reçue incluant l’interférence
qui pourrait causer des opérations indésirables pour l’appareil.
Note: Le manufacturier n’est pas responsable de l’interférence
créée par la modification de cet équipement lors de l’écoute
du téléviseur ou de la radio. De telles modifications pourraient
entrainer la révocation de l’autorité de l’utilisateur à opérer cet
équipement.
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Provided by:
NewSound Hearing Aid Centers
1-877-55-SOUND
www.newsoundhearing.com
© 2012 Paradigm, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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