Cochlear Nucleus CP810 User manual

Nucleus®CP810 Sound Processor
Quick Reference Guide
English

Your sound processor
Coil
Coil magnet
Indicator light
Upper button Microphones
Lower button
Processing unit
Coil cable
Accessory
socket cover
Battery module
Battery cover lock
(Standard module only)

1 2
3
How to . . .
Replace zinc air batteries

12
3
Detach the battery module
How to . . .

How to . . .
OFF
Press and hold both
buttons at the same
time until you see the
steady orange light
ON and OFF
Press and hold
Quick press
both buttons at
the same time
Quick press both
buttons at the
same time
Lock or unlock processor buttons
Turn your processor on and off
Simple
Advanced
ON
Press and hold the
lower button

Quick press
Change programs
Press and hold
Adjust volume or sensitivity
Simple option
Use the Remote
Assistant.
Refer to the other
side of this guide.
Quick press to increase
Quick press to decrease
Simple
Advanced
How to . . .

How to . . .
Switch to and from telecoil input
Press and hold
Switch to and from accessory input *
Quick press
* Connect the
accessory before
switching
Quick press
Simple
Advanced
Press and hold

Understanding the indicator lights
Light What it means
You are turning on your processor OR
You are changing programs.
The number of flashes corresponds to the number of the
selected program. For example, if you see three flashes,
you are using program three.
You are changing volume or sensitivity.
(Advanced option only.)
You are changing from microphones to telecoil or
accessory.
You are changing from telecoil or accessory to
microphones.
The microphones are capturing sound.

Understanding the indicator lights
Light What it means
You are locking your processor’s buttons.
You are unlocking your processor’s buttons.
The coil may be off OR your processor is not connected
to the correct implant.
Your processor’s buttons are locked.
Your processor’s battery is empty.
If you are pressing the lower button, you are turning off
your processor OR
There may be a fault with your processor. Contact your
clinician.
For more information about your processor, refer to the CP810 Sound
Processor User Guide.

Understanding private tones
Tone What it means
Single high tone You are changing volume or sensitivity.
(Advanced option only.)
Short high tones You are changing programs. The number
of tones corresponds to the number of the
selected program. For example, if you hear
two tones, you have changed to program
two.
Single long high tone You are changing from microphones to
telecoil or accessory OR
You are changing from telecoil or accessory
to microphones.
Single short low tone Your processor’s buttons are locked.
Two short low tones Your processor’s battery is low.
Sequence of short low
tones
Your processor’s battery is empty.
Sequence of long low
tones
There may be a fault with your processor.
Contact your clinician.