Cochlear Nucleus 6 User manual

Microphones
1. Turn o ReSound hearing aid and
Cochlear Nucleus 6 Processor 2. Turn on microphone
Note: The LED will flash yellow
while device is in pairing mode
for 20 seconds.
Note: When bimodal pairing, first ensure hearing devices are programmed to opposite ears.
20
seconds
Note: The LED will flash blue to
show pairing was successful.
Note: The LED will flash blue to
show pairing was successful.
Note: The LED will flash yellow
while device is in pairing mode
for 20 seconds.
TV Streamers
1. Plug power and audio cables into TV
Streamer and connect to audio source 20
seconds
3. Press pairing button 4. Turn on ReSound hearing
aid, pause 2 seconds, then
turn on Nucleus 6 Processor
2. Turn o ReSound hearing
aid and Nucleus 6
3. Locate and press the pairing
button on back by the clip
1. Turn on ReSound
hearing aid then
Nucleus 6 Processor
2. Turn on
microphone or
turn on TV Streaming to
one or both
hearing devices
Note: Streaming
must be started and
stopped on each
device individually.
Long-press the upper
button on your sound
processor once.
Microphones and TV Streamers
A. Nucleus 6 Processor
A. Press and hold the push
button on your ReSound
Hearing Aid for 3 seconds.
OPTION
OPTION
B.CR210 Remote Control
Long-press the Telecoil
button. Audio will start
streaming through the
microphone.
OPTION C. Using CR230
Remote Assistant
OPTION
Long-press the
Telecoil button.
4. Turn on ReSound hearing
aid, pause 2 seconds, then
turn on Nucleus 6 Processor
B. Using ReSound Unite Remote
If you have a ReSound Unite™ Remote
Control (optional), simply press the
streaming button on this Remote Control.
OPTION
Wireless Pairing & Streaming – Cochlear™Nucleus®6 and ReSound Maximize your hearing with both ears1
1Wolfe, Jace. “Why Two Are Better Than One.” Presented at ACIA 2014, Nashville, TN.
Switch on
Note: Ensure microphone
is charged.

4. On your mobile phone search for
new Bluetooth devices and select
“Hearing Aid Phone” from the list.
Note: If your mobile phone asks for a pass code,
enter “0000” (four zeros).
Your Phone Clip should now be paired with
your mobile phone.
Note: If your mobile phone askswhich Bluetooth
service you wish to enable, select “Headset”.
Phone Clip – Managing Calls Phone Clip – Streaming Music
2. Turn on mobile phone’s
Bluetooth function
Refer to your mobile phone user
guide for instructions.
Incoming calls:
To answer a call, press once.
To decline a call, double-click.
During a call:
To transfer a call started on your phone to the phone
clip, press once
To put a call on hold, press and hold for 2 seconds.
To make a call:
To redial the last number, double-click.
To activate voice dialling, press and hold for 2 seconds.
Connect the device to the Phone Clip using Bluetooth.
Start playing music on the device.
You hear the audio streaming from the device.
To stop streaming, stop playing music on the device.
1. Turn on Phone Clip and
remove silver cap
Switch on
Remove cap
3. Press blue Bluetooth
pairing button
Note: During pairing mode
the LED will turn blue.
2
minutes
Tip! Use the volume
controls on the
Phone Clip to change
the volume on your
hearing aid.
Note: The LED will flash yellow
while device is in pairing mode
for 20 seconds.
1. Turn o ReSound hearing aid
and Nucleus 6 Processor 20
seconds
3. Press white pairing button 4. Turn on ReSound hearing
aid, pause 2 seconds, then
turn on Nucleus 6 Processor
2. Turn on Phone Clip and
remove silver cap
Switch on
Remove cap
Wireless Pairing & Streaming – Cochlear™Nucleus®6 and ReSound
© 2016 GN ReSound A/S. All rights reserved.
ReSound is a trademark of GN ReSound A/S.
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Note: The LED will flash blue to
show pairing was successful.
Phone Clip – Pairing with Hearing Device
Phone Clip – Pairing with Mobile Phone Note: The Phone Clip must be paired to a
Bluetooth source before it can be used.
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or Cochlear Bone Anchored Solutions AB. The names of actual companies and
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Maximize your hearing with both ears1
1Wolfe, Jace. “Why Two Are Better Than One.” Presented at ACIA 2014, Nashville, TN.