INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Streamer Pro 1.2 App

Thank you

Thank you for choosing our product as your means to better hearing.

To support your efforts, we have put great care and attention into making sure that your new Streamer has the highest quality and is easy to use and maintain.

The Streamer connects your hearing instruments wirelessly to different audio sources and makes your hearing instruments work like wireless headphones. The Streamer transmits the sound directly into both hearing instruments and thereby improves the audio experience.

Information about the entire ConnectLine system is available online at www.oticonusa.

com/connectline. Here you will also find instructional “how-to videos” and a support section answering frequently asked questions.

We recommend that you read this manual carefully before you start to use the device in order to achieve the maximum benefit from your new Streamer. The manual describes the most frequently used functions which are important to understand before you start to use the Streamer. We also encourage you to read the “Getting Started” user guide, which is included in the package. If you have any questions about the use or maintenance of the Streamer, please contact your Hearing Care Professional.

Indication for use

The Streamer is intended to be used by wireless Oticon hearing instrument users together with their hearing instruments. The Streamer is a communication interface between the hearing instruments and other devices such as cell phones.

The Streamer can be connected to a range of external (additional) devices to enable the hearing instrument user to better hear a TV or to communicate through Bluetoothenabled cell phones, etc.

The Streamer can also be used as a remote control that enables you to adjust the hearing instrument volume and change programs in the hearing instruments.

The Streamer can be connected to an iPhone® 4 or later, allowing for the above functions to be controlled by the ConnectLine App.

“Made for iPhone” means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to an iPhone, and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with an iPhone may affect wireless performance.

Apple and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

Streamer Pro 1.2 App supports iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPhone 4s and iPhone 4.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Please familiarize yourself with the entire contents of this booklet before using your

Streamer. It contains instructions and important information about the use and handling of your Streamer and batteries.

Contents

Package contents 8

Device view 11

Warnings 12

Basic functions - first-time use

Wearing the Streamer with the neck loop

Using the Streamer without the neck loop

Turning the Streamer on and off

Charging the Streamer

Battery low indicator

Remote control of the hearing instruments

Pairing the Streamer with a cell phone and other devices

Clear pairing

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Primary functions

Connectivity/streaming 34

Cell phone

Personalizing your Streamer

ConnectLine Phone solution

ConnectLine Microphone

ConnectLine TV solution

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Secondary functions

ConnectLine App for iPhone 48

Connectivity/streaming 49

Music/audio cable

Headset cable

Music/audio wireless

PC headset - wireless

T-coil (built-in)

FM receiver (optional)

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Additional information

Avoiding heat, humidity and chemicals

Cleaning and maintenance

Accessories and spare parts

Technical information

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Index 70

Package contents

Streamer Pro – what is included in the box:

The Streamer box contains the following elements:

Your new Streamer

Box 1

Neck loop - medium (page 16) Neck loop - long (page 16)

Box 4

Charger (page 22) Cleaning cloth

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Protective skin (page 64)

*Optional Additional Accessory

Box 2

USB charger cable

(page 22)

Charger base (page 22)

3.5 mm headset splitter cable for use with PCs (page 52)

3.5 mm mini jack stereo cable for MP3/music

(page 50)

People First

Getting Started

People First is our promise to empower people to communicate freely, interact naturally and participate actively

GettinG Started Streamer Pro

InstructIons for use

Please read this user guide before you start using your new Streamer

streamer Pro 1.2 app

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Content of the Streamer Pro box

The Streamer box consists of the following elements: inStructionS for use Streamer Pro

Box 2

PLA

CEHOLDER

PLA

CEHOLDER

USB cable for charging via e.g. computer

PLA

CEHOLDER

Your new Streamer Pro

PLA

CEHOLDER

Neck loop - medium

PLA

CEHOLDER

cleaning cloth

Getting started Instruction for use (IFU)

Box 1

Box 4

This guide (Instructions For Use)

PLA

CEHOLDER

Neck loop - long

CEHOLDER

Box 3

PLA

CEHOLDER

PLA

CEHOLDER

Charge base (see page 23 in IFU)

Protective skin

(see page xx in IFU)

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing our product as your means to better hearing.

Wearing the Streamer

PLA

CEHOLDER

3.5mm mini Jack stereo cable for MP3/music (see page 50 in IFU)

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CEHOLDER

3.5mm splitter cable for use with PCs

(see page yy)

Charging the Streamer

The Streamer offers a wide range of connectivity solutions tailored to improve your everyday life with Oticon hearing instruments.

For detailed information, secondary functions or more advanced funtions please refer to the included instructions for use, or the documentation, including instructional videos online: www.oticon.dk/connectline

The neck loop is an integral part of the Streamer’s electronic system. It is used as an antenna to transmit sound to your hearing instruments.

For best possible sound and longest possible streaming time, the Streamer should always be worn with one of the included neck loops, as in the above figure.

More information: page 16 in the Instruction for use.

Insert cable from the enclosed charger in the micro USB socket in the bottom of the

Streamer.

Charging is indicated by a blinking green indicator on the top.

We recommend that you charge the

Streamer daily e.g. during the night.

More information: page 22 in the Instruction for use.

Device view

On/off button

On/off indicator

Pairing

Battery

Status indicator

Microphone inlet

Phone

(page 35 & 42)

On/off

Power supply

FM receiver

Mini jack

Neck loop

(page 16)

Neck loop in/out

Volume control

(up/down)

(page 28)

Microphone

(page 44)

TV (page 46)

AUX selector

(page 49)

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Warnings

You should familiarize yourself fully with the following general warnings and the entire contents of this booklet before using your Streamer.

Products to be connected to external equipment

The safe use of the Streamer with the auxiliary input cable is determined by an external signal source. When the input cable is connected to mains-operated equipment, this equipment must comply with IEC-60065, IEC-60950, IEC-60601 or equivalent safety standards.

The safety of recharging batteries with the USB connector only is determined by the external equipment. When the USB connector is connected to mains-operated equipment, this equipment should be UL-approved or comply with IEC-60065, IEC-60950,

IEC-60601 or other equivalent safety standards.

Explosives

There is a risk that Streamer will explode and cause serious injury.

Never expose the Streamer to extreme heat by putting it in the oven, microwave oven, burning it or leaving it inside a parked car in the sun.

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Warnings

Choking hazards

The Streamer is not a toy and therefore should be kept out of the reach of children and anyone else who might swallow parts or otherwise cause injury to themselves. Special attention should be paid to the smaller components in order to prevent children from swallowing them and choking.

If a part is swallowed, see a doctor immediately.

Interference and implantable devices

The Streamer is designed to comply with the most stringent Standards of International

Electromagnetic Compatibility. However, the Streamer might cause interference with other medical devices such as defibrillators and pacemakers.

• Please contact the manufacturer of your implantable device for information about the risk of disturbance.

• Immediately remove the Streamer if interference is suspected. Do not use the

Streamer and seek advice.

Interference can also be caused by power line disturbances, airport metal detectors, electromagnetic fields from other medical devices, radio signals and electrostatic discharges.

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Warnings

Use of the neck loop

If by accident the neck loop should get caught on something while the user is wearing it, the neck loop is constructed to break automatically. Therefore, never try to shorten or modify the neck loop in an unauthorized way. The neck loop should not be used for children who weigh less than 11 kg.

Use in cars

Using the Streamer with a cell phone while driving can distract you. If driving conditions, or traffic laws, demand it, pull off the road and park before making and answering calls.

Use on aircraft

The Streamer should not be used on board aircraft, unless specifically permitted by the flight personnel.

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Warnings

Battery replacement

Do not attempt to open the battery compartment, as it may damage the battery.

The service guarantee is void if there are signs of tampering.

Cell phone compatibility

Please refer to www.oticonusa.com/connectline for a list of cell phones that have been tested comprehensively by Oticon, and have been found to fulfill the minimum requirements for ConnectLine compatibility at the time of testing. However, Oticon takes no responsibility for such compatibility in general. Specifically, Oticon shall not be responsible for incompatibility resulting from future updates of the cell phones, nor from events of incompatibility not covered by and/or found in these tests. Oticon takes no financial responsibility in terms of reimbursements of cell phones that do not work as expected.

Before purchasing a new cell phone, you are advised to consult the list mentioned above.

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Basic functions - first-time use

Wearing the Streamer – with the neck loop

The neck loop is an integral part of the Streamer’s electronic system. It is used as an antenna to transmit sound to your hearing instruments.

For the best possible sound and longest possible streaming time, the Streamer should always be worn with one of the included neck loops. The Streamer comes with two neck loops, both long and medium lengths.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Please use the neck loop carefully. Due to safety reasons (to avoid strangulation) the neck loop will automatically release if it gets caught in something. Do not shorten or modify the neck loop in any way, i.e., such as tie a knot to shorten the length. If a neck loop breaks, it cannot be repaired and must be replaced immediately. Consult your

Hearing Care Professional for a replacement.

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Inserting the neck loop

The neck loop snaps into the holes on the top of the Streamer.

Note that when talking to somebody through the

Streamer, it is important that your voice can be picked up by the built-in microphone on the top.

Your voice

Microphone

Sound from

Streamer to hearing instruments

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Using the Streamer without the neck loop

When using the Streamer without the neck loop, the distance to the hearing instrument should be less than one meter. You may experience drop-outs in sound, which is why we always recommend using the neck loop.

When using the Streamer without the neck loop, more power will be used – consequently the maximum streaming time is reduced to 5 hours on one full charge.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

A defective neck loop should be replaced immediately.

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Max 1 meter

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Belt clip (optional)

Turning the Streamer on and off

Power on

Press the on/off button on the top of the Streamer for approx. 2 seconds until all lights on the front and top flash to indicate it is powered on.

Release the on/off button. The power indicator on the top of the Streamer should now fade to green.

If the Streamer cannot power on, make sure it is charged

(page 22).

To see the status of the Streamer, press the on/off button briefly.

Power off

Press and hold the on/off button on the top of the

Streamer for approx. 2 seconds until the green power indicator is turned off.

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Status Front

Power on/off

Description

The Streamer is off

After pressing the on/off button for approx. 2 seconds, all lights will be on for a few seconds to indicate that the

Streamer is now turned on

The Streamer is now turned on and ready for use

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Charging the Streamer

The Streamer uses a rechargeable battery. We recommend that you charge the Streamer daily for best possible performance.

Using the enclosed charger and optional charger base* (A), or a

USB compliant device with a charge current of 500mA, simply insert the micro USB socket in the bottom of the Streamer (B).

Charging, when turned on, is indicated by a blinking green indicator on the top. Once fully charged, the indicator will show steady green.

Charging, when turned off, is indicated by a blinking green indicator on the top. Once fully charged, the indicator will be off.

On/off indicator

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A

Status

Blink Fade

Front Description

Charging

Charging - when turned off - status indicator will blink green

Charging – when turned on (or in use) – the status indicator will shift between strong and soft green.

B

POWER

*Optional Accessory

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Battery low indicator

The Streamer will indicate battery low (approx. 20 minutes capacity left) with a steady red light, and battery very low (approx. 5 minutes capacity left) with a blinking red light.

Battery low indicator

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Status Front

Battery low indicator

Description

Battery low – approx. 20 minutes capacity left when streaming to hearing instruments

Battery very low – approx. 5 minutes capacity left when streaming to hearing instruments

Steady Fading

IMPORTANT NOTICE

The battery should not be drained completely. Keeping the battery fully charged will prolong the capacity of the battery. The battery cannot be replaced by the user.

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Battery capacity using neck loop

Battery capacity and charge time

Up to 10 hours typical daily use: 2 hours phone, 6 hours TV and 2 hours standby (after 2 years the capacity will be approx. 8 hours typical daily use).

Up to 5 hours typical use: 1 hour phone, 3 hours TV and 1 hour standby.

Battery capacity not using neck loop

Battery charge time

Remote

2 hours for complete charge, using enclosed power supply.

If the Streamer is turned off, remote control of hearing instrument will work for up to 6 months on one full charge.

Battery life expectancy The battery in the Streamer will last for more than 2 years if fully charged once a day.

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Remote control of the hearing instruments

Volume up/down

Briefly pressing on either volume up or down will regulate the volume in the hearing instruments accordingly. You will hear small confirmation “ticks” in the hearing instruments.

Changing programs in the hearing instruments

You can change programs up or down by holding the volume up or down for more than one second. Changing programs is indicated by a sound in your hearing instruments.

Muting the hearing instruments

You can mute the hearing instruments by pressing the volume up AND down for 1 second simultaneously.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

• The mute function is only available in the most recent Oticon hearing instruments.

Please consult your Hearing Care Professional for details.

• Even though the Streamer is turned off, the remote functionality of the hearing instruments will still work.

Volume/program shift

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Pairing the Streamer with a cell phone and other devices

Before the Streamer can be used with other devices – such as cell phones - the two devices have to be paired.

1. Bring the Streamer into pairing mode

Press and hold the on/off button for approx. 5 seconds, until the indicator blinks blue.

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2. Bring the other device (e.g., cell phone) into pairing mode.

This is typically in a set-up menu on your phone.

We advise you to look in your cell phone’s “instructions for use,” e.g., under pairing.

3. The other device (cell phone) will often request a pin code.

The pin code for the Streamer is 0 0 0 0 (four zeros).

4. Once paired, the cell phone will typically show a headset icon; at the same time the Streamer pairing indicator will be steady blue.

0000

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0000

Clear pairing

If you have problems with pairings, you can clear all pairings by pressing the on/off button and the volume up button at the same time for 3 seconds.

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Status Front Description

Pairing

Streamer in pairing mode

Pairing complete

Streamer on

Steady Blinking

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Primary functions

Connectivity/streaming

The ConnectLine Streamer user interface has been designed to give you the best possible daily use in the following situations:

1. Use of a cell phone through Bluetooth* (page 35).

Use of the ConnectLine Phone solution (sold separately) with an analog landline phone* (page 42).

2. Use of a ConnectLine partner Microphone (sold separately), to improve your chances of hearing a chosen speaker at a distance, or in very noisy situations (page 44).

3. Use of ConnectLine TV solution (sold separately) to wirelessly transmit the TV sound to your hearing instruments (page 46).

* In effect turning the Streamer and the hearing instruments into a wireless headset

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Cell phone

To be able to receive or make calls while using the

Streamer, make sure that the Streamer and cell phone have been paired (pages 30-31), are turned on and are within range (10 meters). Your cell phone may indicate that it is connected to the Streamer with a small headset icon.

For more information please refer to: www.oticonusa.com/connectline

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How to answer a call

Make sure that you are able to speak into the

Streamer’s microphone inlet.

When your cell phone rings, you will hear an incoming call alert in your hearing instruments. At the same time the phone button on the Streamer and the status indicator will blink green.

Press the phone button on the Streamer briefly to answer the call. You will hear a small confirmation beep in your hearing instruments.

The phone button and status indicator will now be steady green.

To end the call, simply press the phone button on the Streamer briefly.

Microphone

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Status Front

Receiving a call

Description

Streamer on and ready

Phone indicator and top status blinks green. You will hear an incoming call indicator in your instruments

When the call is connected, you will hear a beep acknowledging that the call is answered – you are now able to listen and talk to the other party

Steady Blinking

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How to make a call

Make sure that you are able to speak into the Streamer’s microphone inlet.

To make a call, all you need to operate is the cell phone.

You do not need to operate the Streamer. Simply key in the number as you normally do to make a call – the call is automatically connected to your Streamer.

The phone button on the Streamer and the status indicator on the top will turn green, and you will hear a confirmation beep in your hearing instruments indicating that the call is now connected through your Streamer and hearing instruments.

To end the call, simply press the “call end” button on the phone or the phone button on the Streamer briefly.

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Status Front

Making a call

Description

Streamer on and ready

When the call is connected, you will hear a beep acknowledging that the call is connected – you are able to listen and talk to the other party

Steady Blinking

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Personalization of Streamer Pro’s cell phone features

The following Streamer Pro cell phone features can be enabled, or disabled, by your

Hearing Care Professional.

Reject call - default on

An incoming call can be rejected by briefly pressing the volume down button on the

Streamer.

Voice dial - default on

Briefly pressing the phone button will enable voice dial (if supported by your cell phone and you are not in range of a ConnectLine phone adapter).

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Last number redial - default on

Pressing and holding the phone button will activate the last number redial (if supported by your cell phone).

Transfer call - default on

Pressing and holding the phone button will transfer a call back to the cell phone.

All front buttons answer call - default on

If disabled, only the phone button on the Streamer will answer calls.

Enable incoming (A2DP) connections - default off

If enabled, other devices, e.g., iPods, computers and cell phones can activate/start audio streaming, for example, incoming text alerts or music started from a paired and connected cell phone.

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ConnectLine Phone solution

The Streamer can also be used with a traditional analog landline phone by using a ConnectLine Phone solution, which is available as a separate accessory.

For details on how to use the ConnectLine Phone solution, please refer to the instructions included with the

ConnectLine Phone solution or: www.oticonusa.com/connectline

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Status Front

Talking on the phone

Description

Streamer on and ready

Streamer connected – you are able to listen and talk to the other party

Steady

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ConnectLine Microphone

As a separate accessory, a ConnectLine Microphone is available, which transmits the sound from a chosen speaker to your hearing instruments through the

Streamer.

For details on how to use the ConnectLine

Microphone solution, please refer to the instructions for use included with the ConnectLine Microphone or: www.oticonusa.com/connectline

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Status

Steady

Front

Sound from ConnectLine Microphone

Description

Streamer on and ready

When connected to the Microphone - you will hear sound from the microphone in the hearing instruments

Up to 15 meters

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ConnectLine TV solution

As a separate accessory, a ConnectLine TV solution is available, which transmits the sound from a TV to your

Oticon hearing instruments through the Streamer.

For details on how to use the ConnectLine TV solution, please refer to the instructions for use included with the

ConnectLine TV solution or: www.oticonusa.com/connectline

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Status Front

Watching TV

Description

Streamer on and ready

Connecting to TV

Steady Blinking

Streamer connected – sound from TV in hearing instruments

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Secondary functions

ConnectLine App for iPhone

Available from the App Store, the ConnectLine App further enhances your possibilites of using the ConnectLine system if you have an iPhone 4 or later.

Please find more details here: www.oticonusa.com/connectline

01.00 PM

Phone

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Connectivity/streaming

The Streamer can be used with a wide range of standard peripherals, such as MP3 players, computers, etc.

The following priorities apply:

B

C

A

D

A Priority 1 Mini jack in/out (if connected) Briefly press AUX selector

B Priority 2 FM (if connected) Briefly press AUX selector

C Priority 3 Wireless Bluetooth (built-in)

D Priority 4 Tele loop receiver (built-in)

Briefly press AUX selector

Press and hold AUX selector for approx. 2 seconds

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Page 50

Page 60

Page 54

Page 58

Music/audio cable

Inserting and connecting the included mini jack cable enables you to listen to music/audio from a wide range of devices.

To listen to audio from your device, simply press the AUX selector briefly. When the cable is inserted, streaming will start automatically.

For more information please refer to: www.oticonusa.com/connectline

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Status

Steady

Front

Music/audio - cable

Description

Streamer on and ready

You will hear a confirmation beep followed by the sound from the device

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Headset cable

Microphone

Make sure that you are able to speak into the Streamer’s microphone inlet.

Inserting and connecting the included mini jack cable and the included headset splitter cable enables you to use the

Streamer as a headset with your computer.

To use the headset function, simply press the AUX selector briefly.

For more information please refer to: www.oticonusa.com/connectline

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Status

Steady

Front

Headset cable

Description

Streamer on and ready

You will hear a confirmation beep – you are now able to listen and talk to the other party

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Music/audio wireless

To hear music/sound wirelessly, e.g., from an MP3 player or a computer with built-in Bluetooth, make sure that the device has been paired to your Streamer (page 30), that both are turned on, and within range (<10 meters).

To listen to music from, e.g., a cell phone, press the AUX button before starting the music player.

Enable automatic connections - default off

If enabled by your Hearing Care Professional, iPods, computers and cell phones can automatically activate/start audio streaming, for example, incoming text alerts or music started from a paired and connected cell phone.

If you pair to a computer, make sure that the Streamer is paired as headphone/A2DP device.

For more information please refer to: www.oticonusa.com/connectline

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Status Front

Music/audio wireless

Description

Streamer on and ready

Streamer connecting to music/audio device

When connected, you will hear a confirmation beep followed by the sound from the device

Steady Blink

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PC headset - wireless

Make sure that you are able to speak into the

Streamer’s microphone inlet.

When pairing to a computer, make sure that the

Streamer is paired as a headset device.

To use the headset function, call control is handled from the computer.

For more information please refer to: www.oticonusa.com/connectline

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Status Front

Headset - wireless

Description

Streamer on and ready

Streamer connecting to music/audio device

When connected, you will hear a confirmation beep followed by the sound from the device

Steady Blink

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T-coil (built-in)

The Streamer has a built-in tele loop receiver (T-coil).

To receive sound from the tele loop receiver, press and hold the AUX selector for approx.

2 seconds.

For more information please refer to: www.oticonusa.com/connectline

Please note: if desired, the operation can be changed so the T-coil is activated by a short press. Consult your Hearing Care Professional for more information.

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Status

Steady

Front Description

T-coil

Streamer on and ready

When connected, you will hear a confirmation beep followed by the sound from the tele loop system

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FM receiver (optional)

An FM receiver can be plugged into the Euro pin socket. The receiver is used to receive FM signals from an FM transmitter, such as may be worn by a school teacher.

Simply plug in the FM receiver and briefly press the

AUX selector. When the FM transmitter and receiver are synchronized and on the same channel, the FM signal will be received in the hearing instruments.

If your FM receiver has a toggle switch, position the switch onto the OO position.

For more information please refer to: www.oticonusa.com/connectline.

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Status

Steady

Front

FM

Description

Streamer on and ready. FM receiver powered on and ready for channel sync

When connected, you will hear a confirmation beep followed by the sound from the device

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Please ensure the Streamer is turned on, but not streaming sound to the hearing instruments, when FM channel sync is required.

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Avoiding heat, humidity and chemicals

The operating temperature for the Streamer is 10-45ºC.

Your Streamer must never be exposed to extreme heat, such as putting it in the oven, microwave oven, burning it or leaving it inside a parked car in the sun. There is a risk that it will explode and cause serious injury.

The Streamer must never be exposed to a lot of moisture, e.g., steam baths, showers or heavy rain.

The Streamer must not be exposed to or cleaned with cleaning chemicals or alcohols.

The chemicals in cosmetics, hair spray, perfume, aftershave lotion, suntan lotion and insect repellent can damage your Streamer. You should always remove your Streamer before applying such products and allow time for the product to dry before using your

Streamer.

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Additional information

Cleaning and maintenance

The Streamer is a sealed device that requires only a minimum of maintenance. Any dirt, moisture or grease should be cleaned off by using a dry or damp cloth. It is recommended to clean the Streamer on a regular basis. The microphone inlet and the connectors for audio input, neck loop and charging must be kept free of dirt or debris.

The Streamer and the neck loop must never be washed or immersed in water or other liquids.

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Accessories and spare parts

Protective skins

Additional protective skins (dark or light gray) are available through your Hearing Care Professional.

Protective skin – single button

A protective skin (dark or light gray) with one protruding button, which makes “blind” operation easier, is available through your Hearing Care Professional.

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Replacement neck loops

Replacement neck loops (black or white) are available in three sizes: Short (51 cm), medium (66 cm) and long (81 cm) through your Hearing Care Professional.

Belt clip

An optional belt clip (black or white) is available through your

Hearing Care Professional.

Charge base

An optional charge base (black or white) is available through your Hearing Care Professional.

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Technical information

Besides the Bluetooth transmitter, the Streamer contains a radio transmitter using short-range magnetic induction technology, working at 3.84 MHz. The magnetic field strength of the transmitter is < -15 dBμA/m @ 10m.

The emission power from the Streamer is below international emission limits for human exposure. The Streamer complies with international standards concerning electromagnetic compatibility.

Due to the limited size available on the device, many of the relevant approval markings are found in this document.

This device contains a module with:

FCC ID: U28CL2STRM

IC: 1350B-CL2STRM

The device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules and RSS-210 of Industry Canada.

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Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

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• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the distance between the equipment and the receiver.

• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Hereby, Oticon A/S declares that this Streamer Pro is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. Declaration of conformity is available at:

Oticon A/S

Kongebakken 9

DK-2765 Smørum

Denmark www.oticon.com

0682

Waste from electronic equipment must be handled according to local regulations.

N1175

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Index

A

A2DP device. See Music wireless

Accessories 64

Aircraft, use on 14

Answer a call 36

Antenna 16

App 48

Audio (music) 50

Cable 50

Listen to music 50

Wireless 54

B

Battery 26

Capacity 26

Charge time 26

Life 26

Low 24

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Rechargeable 22

Belt clip 18

Bluetooth 54

C

Call

Answer 36

End 36, 38

Make 38

Reject 40

Transfer 41

Cars, use in 14

Cell phone 35

Cell phone compatibility 15

Changing programs 28

Charger 22

Charger base 22

Charging 22

Chemicals 62

Cleaning 63

Clear pairing 32

Computer

Headset cable 52

Music/audio cable 50

Music/audio wireless 54

ConnectLine

Phone 42

TV 46

ConnectLine App for iPhone 48

D

Device view 11

E

Earphones. See Headset

End the call 38

Euro pin socket. See FM

F

First-time use 16

FM 60

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H

Headphone. See Headset

Headset 9

Cable 52

Cell phone 35

Splitter cable 52

Wireless 54, 56

Headset cable 52

Headset splitter cable 52

Heat 62

Humidity 62

I

Indication for use 3

Interference 13, 68 iPhone 48

L

Landline phone 42

Last number redial 41

Listen to audio 50

Listen to music 50

M

Maintenance 63

Make a call 38

Microphone 44

Microphone inlet 11

Mini jack 11

Mini jack cable 50, 52

MP3 player 54

Music 54

Cable 50

Listen to music 50

Wireless 54

Mute 28

Muting the hearing instruments 28

72

N

Neck loop 16

P

Pairing 30

Clearing 32

Mode 30

PC. See Computer

Personalization 40

Phone solution 42

Pin code 31

Power off/on 20

Protective skin 64

R

Rechargeable battery 22

Reject call 40

Remote control 28

S

Sound. See music

Spare parts 64

Splitter 9

Splitter cable 52

T

Talking on the phone 36, 38

T-coil 58

Technical information 67

Tele loop 58

Transfer call 41

TV 46

V

Voice dial 40

Volume up/down 28

W

Warnings 12, 13, 14, 15

Wireless 54, 56

Without the neck loop 18

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