Cochlear CP1000 User manual

Nucleus®7SoundProcessor
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CP1000
NucleusSmartApp
Recipients can control and monitor their sound processor(s)
using an iPhone®or iPod touch®, or a compatible Android™
smartphone.
• Change volume, program, sensitivity, bass
and treble, and master volume limit.
• Stream audio from wireless accessories or
telecoil.
• Control bilateral processors together or
separately.
• Monitor processor status and receive
alerts.
Recipients/carers must know how to use their
iPhone, iPod touch or Android smartphone.
For compatibility information visit
www.cochlear.com/compatibility.
Togetstarted...
1. Download the Nucleus Smart App from:
• the App Store®to the iPhone or iPod touch
• Google Play®to the Android smartphone.
2. Follow the instructions to pair your processor(s) to your
device, and set up the app:
• Nucleus Smart App User Guide: (for iPhone/iPod touch or
Android)
• Nucleus 7 Sound Processor Pairing Guide: (for iPhone/iPod
touch/iPad or Android).
Singlebuttoncontrol
The Cochlear™Nucleus 7 Sound Processor uses one control button:
Button press Sound processor is OFF Sound processor is ON Audio is streaming
Short press Turn processor ON. Change program. Stop streaming.
2 seconds press and hold,
then release
Turn processor ON. Start streaming audio:
• telecoil (if enabled), or
• first paired True Wireless™
accessory.
Change to next audio source:
• next paired wireless accessory, or
• telecoil (if enabled).
5 seconds press and hold Turn processor ON. Turn processor OFF. Turn processor OFF.
Bimodalusewithcompatiblehearingaids
Compatible hearing aids will appear in the fitting software’s
Linking Hearing Devices screen, and be selectable.
See www.cochlear.com/nucleus/compatibility for further details.
MadeforiPhone
The Nucleus 7 Sound Processor is a Made for iPhone device and
can be linked with compatible Made for iPhone hearing aids.
This allows the recipient to use their iPhone, iPad®or iPod touch
to control both devices and stream audio to both devices.
Android
The Nucleus 7 Sound Processor is compatible with the ASHA
(Audio Streaming for Hearing Aid) protocol and can be linked
with Android devices that use ASHA. This allows recipients with
compatible Android devices to stream audio to both hearing
devices.
Bimodalsetupoverview
1. Program the hearing aid (if not already done).
2. Create a MAP for the Nucleus 7 Sound Processor.
3. In Processor Configuration, click the Link button.
4. Connect the Airlink.
5. Discover the hearing aid, from the list of available devices.
6. Beep the hearing aid, to confirm that it is the correct device.
7. Link the sound processor to the hearing aid.
8. Link the hearing aid to the sound processor (by writing the
MAP to the processor).
9. Pair the hearing aid and the sound processor to the iOS or
Android device.

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CochlearMagnet
The coil magnet has a tamper-resistant lock:
1. Turn the magnet clockwise
until it stops.
2. Turn the magnet a little more,
until you feel it click.
The tamper-resistant lock marker
aligns with the coil cable when
locked.
NOTES
• The Cochlear coil magnet locks in position, and is not
adjustable.
• If your recipient has a Cochlear CI600 Series implant you must
use the appropriate coil magnet, ordered separately. These
magnets are engraved with ‘(I)’ next to the strength number,
for example ‘2(I)’. If you use the wrong magnet your recipient
could experience intermittent sound and decreased battery
performance.
• Coil magnets used with CI600 Series implants are available in
strengths ½(I) to 5(I).
5(I)Magnets
5(I) magnets are available in the Cochlear CP1000 5(I)
Magnet Kit, which includes a 5(I) magnet, 5(I) coil and coil
cover. Make sure you assemble the magnet, coil and coil cover
on receipt.
NOTES
• Do not use the 5(I) magnet with standard coils.
• Do not use standard magnets with the 5(I) coil – only use the
5(I) magnet with the 5(I) coil.
• If required, a 5(I) Aqua+ coil is available separately.
Batterymoduleorientation
The battery modules have markings that indicate the correct
orientation for attaching them to the sound processor:
Rechargeable battery modules:
Align raised marker and arrow on
battery module with back of
processing unit.
Disposable battery module:
Align indents and lock on battery
module with back of processing
unit.
Troubleshoot
Contact Cochlear if you have any concerns regarding the
operation or safety of the sound processor.

Wearingoptions
CochlearSofWear™pad
If the recipient feels pressure or discomfort from the coil, you
can attach a SoftWear pad to the head side of the coil:
NOTES
• Do not use the SoftWear pad with a Cochlear Nucleus 7
Aqua+ Coil.
• Do not use the SoftWear pad with a Cochlear Coil Spacer.
Programmingtip
• The SoftWear pad will increase the distance between the
coil and implant–check the recipient’s program after you
have attached the SoftWear pad.
CochlearCoilSpacer
If the communications between the coil and implant is
affected by a thin skin flap, you can increase the distance by
attaching a Coil Spacer to the head side of the coil:
•
Programmingtip
• The Coil Spacer will increase the distance between the coil
and implant–check the recipient’s program after you have
attached the Coil Spacer.
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Recipients can choose from a range of retention accessories.
Clinicians should advise recipients and their carers on which
accessories best suit their needs, and demonstrate how to fit
and use them.
For more information:
• Refer to the Nucleus 7 Sound Processor User Guide for a
complete list of retention accessories
• See the guide that is packed with each retention accessory
for fitting instructions.
It is important to position the sound processor correctly to get
the best performance and so it does not fall off the implant.
Refer to the Nucleus 7 Sound Processor User Guide for details.
NOTE
Hybrid mode cannot be used with retention accessories. They
either position the sound processor off the ear, or use a custom
earhook which means the acoustic component cannot be fitted.
CochlearEarhook
The Earhook comes in three sizes (Small, Medium and Large).
Fittingtip
• Consider trying a smaller
earhook, as many users
have found the soft
material allows them to
use a more discreet
option.
Retentionoptions
CochlearHugfit™
The Hugfit is a tamper-resistant alternative to the standard
earhook that suits children. The soft loop comes in three sizes.
WARNING
To avoid using a Hugfit that is too
tight, it is important that clinicians
and parents monitor the size of
Hugfit that is used, and change to a
larger Hugfit as the child grows.
CochlearEarmouldAdaptor
The Earmould Adaptor is a retention option for recipients who
prefer it to an earhook.
Fittingtip
• Be careful to push the
earmould’s tubing firmly onto
the Earmould Adaptor.

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Retentionoptions(continued)
CochlearHeadwornAdaptor
The Headworn adaptor allows
recipients to wear their sound
processor off-the-ear.
(Headworn adaptor for a right-hand side implant is shown here)
Fittingtips
• Use a coil with the 6, 8 or 11 cm cable.
• Use the compact rechargeable battery module for less
weight and a better fit.
• Recipients may need to use a stronger magnet to prevent
the Headworn adaptor rotating on their head.
• If the recipient already uses a strong magnet (e.g. 5 or 6)
they may not be able to use the Headworn adaptor.
WARNING
Increasing magnet strength may cause tightness, pain or
pressure sores at the implant site.
Bilaterallabelling
For bilateral recipients, you can use the blue (left) and red
(right) Nucleus Bilateral Identification Adhesive Labels to label
the left and right Headworn adaptors:
CochlearKoalaClip
The Koala Clip allows recipients to attach their sound processor
to their clothing.
Fittingtips
• To reach their implant, recipients
may need to use the Cochlear
Slimline™Coil with the 25 cm
cable.
25 cm
• Push down on the top of the
sound processor when attaching
the battery module, to ensure the
metal tab on the Koala Clip fits
inside the processor case.
• Microphone position is important
for sound quality!
Orient the sound processor so it
faces the same way as when it is
worn on the ear.
• Make sure the microphones aren’t
covered (e.g. by clothing).
NOTE
When using telecoil, start with the sound processor upright.
Adjust its orientation a little if necessary to get the best
performance.
Programminginstructions
The Koala Clip should support your recipient’s normal
programs. However, if their hearing performance deteriorates,
try these solutions:
• Create custom MAPs that don’t use SCAN.
• Use fixed directionality only (Standard or Zoom).

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Wirelesscommunications
When using the Headworn adaptor, the recipient may
experience some obstruction of wireless communications
(paired iOS devices, remote control, wireless accessories):
• Instruct the recipient to move their sound processor and/or
the wireless device to ensure a clear line of sight for best
performance.
Programminginstructions
The Headworn adaptor should support your recipient’s normal
programs. However, if their hearing performance deteriorates,
try these solutions:
• Create custom MAPs that don’t use SCAN.
• Use fixed directionality only (Standard or Zoom).
Microphoneposition
Microphone position is important for sound quality!
• Orient the sound processor so it faces the same way as
when it is worn on the ear.
• Use a magnet that is strong enough to prevent the
Headworn adaptor from rotating on the recipient’s head.
NOTE
When using telecoil, start with the sound processor upright.
Adjust its orientation a little if necessary to get the best
performance.
Coilpositionandnoise
Due to the coil being close to the sound processor:
• The recipient may hear some noise (e.g. buzzing) during
normal use.
• When using telecoil, the recipient may hear more noise
than usual, compared with behind the ear use.

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UsingPhonak’sRoger™ 20receiverwithMonitorEarphone
Adaptor
You can connect a Phonak Roger 20 receiver and a Monitor
Earphone Adaptor to a sound processor at the same time – with
the Roger 20 receiver above or below the Monitor Earphone
Adaptor.
WARNING
Advise recipients that some accessories that fit between the sound processor and the battery module, such as the Monitor Earphone Adaptor or
the Phonak Roger 20, prevent the battery module from being locked to the sound processor, which means that the battery can be removed and
poses a choking or ingestion hazard. They should always supervise children under 3 years and others who may be at risk of choking on or ingesting
small parts if they have these accessories fitted.
CAUTIONS
• Don’t use the Cochlear Programming Cable or Cochlear Wireless Programming Pod CP1000 on a sound processor with the Monitor Earphone
Adaptor or the Phonak Roger 20 receiver.
• Don’t connect more than one Monitor Earphone Adaptor or one Phonak Roger 20 receiver to a sound processor.
• Only use Cochlear-approved earphones with the Monitor Earphone Adaptor. You CAN use earbuds. You CANNOT use noise-cancelling
headphones.
• Don’t leave the battery module connected to a Phonak Roger 20 receiver after you have finished using it. This will drain the battery much faster
than usual.
Monitor Earphone Adaptor
Roger 20 receiver
Battery module
Usingaccessories
UsingPhonak’sRoger™ 20receiverwithNucleus7Sound
Processor
The Phonak Roger 20 is a third party accessory and is not
manufactured by Cochlear. Phonak’s Roger systems send speech
from the microphone directly to the sound processor.
You can connect a Roger 20 receiver to a sound processor.
UsingCochlearMonitorEarphoneAdaptor
The Monitor Earphone Adaptor allows clinicians or carers to use
headphones to check that a recipient is hearing sound, and that
functions like telecoil or wireless accessories are working.

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The Aqua+ should support your recipient’s normal programs.
However, if their hearing performance deteriorates, try these
solutions:
• Create custom MAPs that don’t use SCAN
• Use fixed directionality only (Standard or Zoom, with WNR
off).
Programmingwith Nucleus7Aqua+
To use wired programming with the Nucleus 7 Sound Processor,
use the Cochlear Programming Cable with the Freedom™
Programming Pod.
For more information, see the Freedom Programming Pod User
Guide.
NOTE
Wired programming can only be carried out in clinical
environments.
Wiredprogramming
The Nucleus 7 Sound Processor and accessories fulfil the essential
requirements listed in Annex 1 of the EC directive 90/385/EEC on
Active Implantable Medical Devices as per the conformity assessment
procedure in Annex 2.
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ForwardFocus is an additional user-controlled feature designed
to help recipients hear better in face-to-face conversations by
reducing distracting noise occurring behind the recipient.
IMPORTANT
Only enable ForwardFocus for users who can reliably provide
feedback on sound quality in different or changing environments.
Give special consideration to young children and advise their
carers on the importance of feedback from the recipient to ensure
the most appropriate program is being used.
If you enable ForwardFocus for a recipient, they turn it on and
off using the Nucleus Smart App.
Advise recipients to position themselves correctly before turning
on ForwardFocus so that the distracting noise is behind them.
NOTES
• If the sound processor is turned off, ForwardFocus will be turned
off.
• Remind the recipient to turn ForwardFocus off when they move
to a different listening situation, for example, when moving
from a noisy cafe to a quiet room.
EnablingForwardFocus
If you believe your recipient may benefit from bass and treble
control, you can enable it.
WARNING
Only enable bass and treble control for users who can reliably
provide feedback on sound quality. Give special consideration to
young children, older adults or difficult to test recipients.
Enablingbassand treble
Programmingtips
If you believe your recipient may benefit from master volume
control, you can enable it.
WARNING
Only enable master volume limit control for users who can
reliably provide feedback on sound quality. Give special
consideration to young children, older adults or difficult to test
recipients.
Enablingmastervolume limit
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