Cochlear Baha 5 SuperPower User manual

Quick guide for iPhone®connectivity
Cochlear™Baha®5SoundProcessor
Benefits of using direct-to-device connectivity with iOS devices together with the
Baha 5 Sound Processors
• Stream music or audio from apps directly
to the sound processor(s)
• Stream audio from incoming/outgoing calls
or FaceTime®calls to the sound processor(s)
• Control and adjust settings on the sound
processor(s) using an iPhone®, iPad®or iPod touch®
• Use an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
as a remote microphone
• Access the functionality of the
Baha 5 Smart App
Cochlear Baha 5 Smart App
The Baha 5 Smart*App can be downloaded for
free from the Apple®App Store®. If using an iPad,
change the “iPad only” search criteria in the top left
corner to “iPhone only”.
QR code
Alternatively you can download the Baha 5 Smart App
by scanning the QR code.
Hardware supported
Cochlear Baha 5 Sound Processors support direct
connectivity to iOS devices with the following
hardware from Apple:
iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone
5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPad Air 2, iPad Air®, iPad (4th
generation), iPad mini®with retina display, iPad mini
and iPod touch (5th generation) using iOS 7.x or later.
* Baha 5 Smart App works together with all Cochlear Baha 5 sound processors with FW
5.4.4.3 or later. It is available on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch running iOS 8.1 or later.
For detailed compatibility visit www.Cochlear.com/US.

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Quick guide for iPhone connectivity
Cochlear™ Baha® 5 sound processors
Baha 5, Baha 5 Power & Baha 5 SuperPower Sound Processor
1
2
7
The iPhone, iPad or iPod
touch will now pair to the
sound processor(s) and
automatically connect to
it. A series of 6 beep tones
will be heard, followed by a
ripple tone approximately
20 seconds later (or wait
for 120 seconds to be
certain that the process has
been completed).
6
4
3a Baha 5 Sound Processor
and Baha 5 Power Sound Processor
Turn the sound processor(s) on by closing
the battery door(s).
OR
3b Baha 5 SuperPower
Turn on your sound processor(s) by
connecting the battery module (s)
(1 and 2).
Note: When pairing to two sound processors,
turn them on simultaneously.
Note: When pairing for the first time, the sequence
also includes an MFi authentication process.
During the process of authentication do not start any streaming
to the sound processor(s) after pressing the pairing request.
Select Hearing Aids
in the Accessibility
menu.
3
Tap on the name of the user/
sound processor model.
A pairing request will now
appear. Press “Pair” to initiate
the pairing process.
Note: When pairing two sound
processors, there will be two
separate pairing requests. Ensure
that the two sound processors
have been configured as a left
and a right device.
5
The name of the user along
with the sound processor
model will appear.
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Quick guide for iPhone connectivity
Cochlear™ Baha® 5 sound processors
Baha 5, Baha 5 Power & Baha 5 SuperPower Sound Processor
1
2
7
The iPhone, iPad or iPod
touch will now pair to the
sound processor(s) and
automatically connect to
it. A series of 6 beep tones
will be heard, followed by a
ripple tone approximately
20 seconds later (or wait
for 120 seconds to be
certain that the process has
been completed).
6
4
3a Baha 5 Sound Processor
and Baha 5 Power Sound Processor
Turn the sound processor(s) on by closing
the battery door(s).
OR
3b Baha 5 SuperPower
Turn on your sound processor(s) by
connecting the battery module (s)
(1 and 2).
Note: When pairing to two sound processors,
turn them on simultaneously.
Note: When pairing for the first time, the sequence
also includes an MFi authentication process.
During the process of authentication do not start any streaming
to the sound processor(s) after pressing the pairing request.
Select Hearing Aids
in the Accessibility
menu.
3
Tap on the name of the user/
sound processor model.
A pairing request will now
appear. Press “Pair” to initiate
the pairing process.
Note: When pairing two sound
processors, there will be two
separate pairing requests. Ensure
that the two sound processors
have been configured as a left
and a right device.
5
The name of the user along
with the sound processor
model will appear.
Note: When pairing for the first time, the sequence also includes an
MFi authentication process.
During the process of authentication do not start any streaming to
the sound processor(s) after pressing the pairing request.
Pairing and connecting the sound processor to a supported iPhone® , iPad®or iPod®touch
1
Turn on Bluetooth®
functionality on the
iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
4
Select Hearing Aids in the
Accessibility menu.
2
Go to Settings >
General > Accessibility.
Make sure the sound
processor(s) are turned
off (open the battery
doors) at this point.
3Baha 5 Sound Processor and
Baha 5 Power Sound Processor
Turn the sound processor(s) on
by closing the battery door(s).
5
The name of the user along
with the sound processor
model will appear.
6Tap on the name of the user/
sound processor model.
A pairing request will now
appear. Press “Pair” to
initiate the pairing process.
Note: When pairing two sound
processors, there will be two
separate pairing requests. Ensure
that the two sound processors
have been configured as a left and
a right device.
7The iPhone, iPad or iPod
touch will now pair to the
sound processor(s) and
automatically connect to
it. A series of 6 beep tones
will be heard, followed by a
ripple tone approximately
20 seconds later (or wait
for 120 seconds to be
certain that the process
has been completed).
Baha 5 SuperPower
Turn on your sound
processor(s) by
connecting the
battery module (s)
— OR —
Note: When pairing to two sound processors, turn them
on simultaneously

When playing music with the media player or apps
on the Apple device, you can stream directly to the
connected Baha 5 Sound Processor(s). Volume can
be controlled by the slider or volume buttons on
the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. If needed select the
sound processor(s) as the source using AirPlay®and
start streaming.
You can also stream the audio of phone or FaceTime
calls to your sound processor(s). Start streaming
using the source selection and when the call is
completed, just end the call to return to normal sound
processor operation.
Controlling via Settings
Access the sound processor(s)
via Settings > General >
Accessibility > Hearing Aids.
Tap on the name of the sound
processor(s) to access more
features.
OR
Controlling via Accessibility Shortcut
Access the sound processor via the
Accessibility Shortcut by a triple-click of the
home button.
Once in this screen, key information can be
seen, volume adjusted and program selected.
Live Listen™can also be enabled which
allows using the microphone of the iPhone,
iPad or iPod touch to pick up sound and
stream it directly to the sound processor(s).
Streaming directly from an iPhone® , iPad®or iPod®touch to the sound processor(s)
Controlling the sound processor(s) directly from an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
With the sound processor(s) connected, some features can be controlled directly from the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch —
either by using the Accessibility Shortcut or via Settings.

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Re-connecting to an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
When turning off the sound processor (by opening the battery door on the Baha 5 and
Baha 5 Power Sound Processor or by disconnecting the battery module on the Baha 5
SuperPower) the device will be disconnected. To connect it again, turn on the sound
processor (by closing the battery door on the Baha 5 Sound Processor or by connecting the
battery module on the Baha 5 SuperPower). The sound processor will then automatically
connect to the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. The connection can also be verified by
accessing the Accessibility shortcut (triple click the home button) to ensure the sound
processor has been detected.
Pairing to more than one iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
Up to five different iPhone, iPad or iPod touch devices can be paired to a Baha 5 Sound Processor but you can only
stream or control from one at a time. When changing between the devices you need to disconnect from the currently
connected iPhone, iPad or iPod touch by turning off Bluetooth on that device, and then turn on Bluetooth on the
device you want to connect to. It will then re-connect automatically.
Support
For more information and support on Baha 5 Sound Processor and its Made for iPhone functionality, please contact
your hearing care professional or refer to the Cochlear Baha 5 Sound Processor User Manual part A or visit the
Cochlear website: www.Cochlear.com/US