Cochlear Nucleus CP910 User manual

Quick Guide to
the Nucleus®
CP910 and CP920
Sound Processors
Getting started
Quick reference

About
Your Cochlear™ Nucleus® CP910 or
CP920 Sound Processor works with
your cochlear implant to transfer sound
to your ear.
NOTE: More information and warnings in the
CP910 and CP920 Sound Processor User Guide.

3QUICK GUIDE
Sound Processor
ABOUT
Microphones
and protectors
Indicator light
Upper button
Lower button
Serial number
Earhook
Coil
Coil magnet
Coil cable
Processing
unit
Accessory
socket
(CP910 only)
Standard
rechargeable
battery module

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Lock/unlock battery
Lock the battery to the CP910 or CP920 processing
units for tamper resistance.
Carefully open
accessory cover
(CP910 only).
Left to lock/
right to unlock.
Close by pushing
in hinge first
(CP910 only).
TIP
1 2 3

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CHARGE
Remove/attach
rechargeable battery
Remove Attach
Processor turns on
automatically.
➀
➁➀
➁

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Angle and fit battery into the socket
on the Cochlear™ Nucleus® Battery
Charger. Twist clockwise.
Charge rechargeable
battery module

7QUICK GUIDE
Connect battery charger
to power adaptor and plug
into mains power.
CHARGE
LIGHT WHAT IT MEANS
Steady orange
Battery module is recharging.
Steady green
Battery module is fully charged.

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Change disposable batteries
Turn the lock screw
anticlockwise to unlock
the tamper resistant
battery cover
(clockwise to lock).
Slide to open.
1 2

9QUICK GUIDE
Insert two new p675
high power zinc air
disposable batteries (not
silver oxide or alkaline),
flat side facing up.
Processor turns on
automatically.
3
CHARGE

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Turn on and off
Lower
button
Either connect battery or
quickly press lower
button to turn on.
Press and hold lower
button for two seconds
to turn off.

11QUICK GUIDE
TURN ON
Lock processor
buttons
Quickly
press
TIP
Quickly press and release
both buttons at once to
lock or unlock buttons.
(Orange light means
buttons locked.)

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Change programs
Quickly
press
Quickly press and release
lower button to change
programs.
Number of beeps or
green flashes (if set
up by your clinician)
indicates the program
number.

13QUICK GUIDE
TURN ON

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Use telecoil
Listen to hearing loops and hear voices on the
telephone with the telecoil. Your clinician can set up
your processor with manual telecoil and also auto
telecoil. Auto telecoil detects the telecoil signal
automatically. When you use a telecoil-compatible
telephone or move in range of a hearing loop, auto
telecoil switches to ‘receiving’. When there is no signal,
e.g. you are out of range of a hearing loop, auto telecoil
switches to ‘standby’ (not receiving).

15QUICK GUIDE
Quickly
press
WEAR
Quickly press the upper
button to turn manual
telecoil on and off.
Blue: telecoil/accessory
is working.
Green: microphones
are working.

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Insert the other
end of the
accessory cable
into compatible
device e.g. music
player.
Insert accessory
connector into
the accessory
socket.
Carefully open
accessory cover.
Connect audio accessories
(CP910 only)
1 2 3

17QUICK GUIDE
WEAR
TIP
When audio accessories are
connected, you can quickly
press the upper button
to change between audio
accessories and microphones.

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Lights
Everyday use
LIGHT WHAT IT MEANS
… Processor flashes while receiving
sound from telecoil/audio accessory
(if set up by your clinician).
…Processor flashes while receiving
sound from microphones
(if set up by your clinician).
Turning on and changing programs.
Number of flashes indicates the
number of the current program.
Turning off processor.

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lIGHTs
Locking buttons
LIGHT WHAT IT MEANS
Locking processor buttons.
Unlocking processor buttons.
Processor buttons are locked.

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Telecoil/audio accessories
LIGHT WHAT IT MEANS
… Processor flashes while receiving
sound from telecoil/audio accessory
(if set up by your clinician).
Changing from microphone to
telecoil/audio accessory.
Changing from telecoil/audio
accessory to microphone.