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Marvel CI sound processors (Naída CI M90, Naída CI M30 and Sky CI M90) oer your patients a powerful hearing experience with
excellent sound quality in a variety of situations and comes with built-in connectivity solutions. This guide provides the basic information
needed to get started with the fitting, maintenance and troubleshooting.
COMPATIBILITY
Marvel CI sound processors are programmed in the Advanced Bionics Target CI fitting software and are compatible with the following
implant type: HiRes Ultra 3D, HiRes Ultra, HiRes 90K Advantage, HiRes 90K and CII.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
• AutoSense OS™ 3.0 operating system automatically senses the surroundings and adjusts the signal processing to provide optimum
clarity and comfort in dierent listening situations.
• Integrated Bluetooth®1and RogerDirect technology allow recipients to stream audio and media wirelessly from their favorite devices.
Recipients can stay connected with loved ones with truly hands-free phone calls.
• Unique ergonomic processor and headpiece design for a
discreet, comfortable, and secure fit.
• M Waterproof Battery ideal for swimming and outdoor activities.
COMPONENTS
1. M T-Mic™ microphone with cover
2. Sound processor
3. Front microphone
4. Multi-function button with status LED
5. Back microphone
6. M Battery
7. Slim HP with integrated cable
Marvel CI
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1. The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Sonova AG is under license.
2. Pressing the button up or down has the same function.
3. When the multi-function button is used to change programs, whether pressing the top or the bottom part of the rocker, the programs toggle forward. To go backwards, please use the AB Remote app
or toggle through the sequence.
Listening Need Short Press (< 2 seconds) Long Press (> 2 seconds2)
Standard listening Volume up or down Program change3
During Audio Streaming Streaming volume up or down Program change
During Phone Calls Accept phone call (while ringing) or phone
call volume up or down (during call)
Reject phone call (while ringing) or end phone
call (during call)
Remote Control Options
For convenient and discreet device management, the AB Remote app or Phonak RemoteControl allows the recipient to make program
and volume adjustments eortlessly. The AB Remote app also helps to perform a simple device check.
To turn the sound processor either on or o, simply attach or remove the battery.
Multi-function Button
The multi-function button is programmable in Target CI and can be customized to
meet the needs of each recipient. For example, it can be disabled completely for
pediatric use, or set as a volume and/or program control.
©2021 Advanced Bionics AG and aliates. All rights reserved.
Indicator Light (LED) Guide
The indicator light is a programmable feature that provides visual information about the sound processor status, battery life, program
position, and sound processor error conditions.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Daily care and proper use of the sound processor and accessories will result in optimal function over time. Wipe the sound processor
and components with a soft dry cloth. Do not immerse, or use solvents e.g. soap. Store the sound processor in the drying case every
night. The M T-Mic covers should be replaced at regular intervals.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The checklist below and the AB Remote mobile app will help to systematically troubleshoot the device.
• Perform a device check with the AB Remote mobile app
• Check the indicator light
• Try a dierent program
• Try a dierent fully charged battery
• Listen to the device with the M Listening Check
• Check and change the Slim HP
• Check other equipment, e.g., charger, etc.
• Check and change the sound processor
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Refer to the Marvel CI User Guide. Refer to the AB website for wireless technology. For North America, refer to myABonline.com
Check with local AB representative for regulatory approvals and product availability in your area.
Color Behavior Programmable Indication
AutoSense: 1 long green blink
Program 1: 1 green blink
Program 2: 2 green blinks
Program 3: 3 green blinks
Program 4: 4 green blinks
Yes Program Change
Blinks during use in response to loud input Yes Microphones are responding to loud sound
3 green blinks upon command by fitting software or AB Remote mobile app No Detect sound processor
1 purple blink Yes Progressive level change, if enabled
Blue blinking while streaming audio/media Yes Receiving streaming information
One long orange blink at start-up after battery and program status No Flight mode
Orange blinking No Battery status at start-up:
1 orange blink < 20%
2 orange blinks 20-49%
3 orange blinks 50-84%
4 orange blinks 85%+
Continuous orange blinking Yes Low battery
Solid red No Start-up issue/error
Blinking red, faster than once per second No Wrong implant detected
Blinking red, once per second after start-up Yes No lock to implant
Blinking red, once per second after start-up No Unprogrammed processor
027-N267-03 Rev B
Marvel CI
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