Cochlear Baha User manual

Check with your hearing healthcare professional
whether your sound processor has been paired
with your Remote Control. Pre-paired sound
processors do not need to be paired again.
If your sound processor is not pre-paired,
instructions on how to easily pair it with your
Remote Control are on the last page of this guide.
Installing the batteries
Remove the Remote Control battery cover
and insert two AAAA batteries.
(Leave the battery cover off if you need to
pair the Remote Control.)
Activate your left or
right sound processor
if you use 2 sound
processors
Left side activated
Right side activated
• Allows you to discreetly adjust your Baha 4 Sound Processor
• Provides large buttons for simple volume or program changes
• Allows you to monitor your or your child’s sound processor
• Makes streaming to other wireless accessories easier
Note: The Baha Remote Control can be paired to two
Baha 4 Sound Processors for those with a bilateral fitting.
Getting StartedProduct overview
Using the Remote Control
Increase volume
Activate left
sound processor
only
Decrease volume
Activate right
sound processor
only
Streaming button
Home button
Program change
Display
Key lock
+
+
Increase and
decrease the
volume of your
sound processor
Change programs if you
have more than one
program installed in your
sound processor
Program examples
Everyday
Switching between sides Adjusting volume Changing programs
Quick guide for Cochlear™Baha®Users
Cochlear™Baha®Remote Control
Benefits of your Cochlear Baha Remote Control

Using the Remote Control
Remote Control displays
Deactivate the key lock,
then press the streaming button.
If your sound processor is paired
with more than one wireless accessory
press once, twice, or three times to
toggle between the accessories.
If you cannot connect to your wireless
accessory, move closer and try again.
Note: To save battery consumption,
the remote control display will
automatically switch off after 5 seconds.
Simply, press any button to turn back
on and then make your adjustment.
Activating streaming
The batteries are low
and need to be replaced.
The Phone Clip is active. The Key Lock is activated.
Slide the Key Lock button on the side
of the Remote Control to unlock.
Screen examples
Cannot find the
wireless accessory
Searching for the
wireless accessory
Connected to first
wireless accessory
Phone
Connected to the second
wireless accessory
B
Support
For full details about the Cochlear Baha Remote Control, please refer to the User Manual.
For full details about the Cochlear Baha 4 Sound Processor, please refer to the User Manual part A.
For further support and videos, visit the Cochlear website: www.Cochlear.com/US
Quick guide for Cochlear™Baha®Users
Cochlear™Baha®Remote Control
Stop streaming and return
to program 1
Stop streaming and return
to the previous program
Deactivating streaming

Pairing with your Baha 4 Sound Processor
ASwitch off your Baha 4 Sound Processor:
BRemove the battery door from
your remote control.
Press the pairing button on the
Remote Control once using the tip
of a pen or similar object.
CThe ‘search’ icon will display on the
screen and the Remote Control will
now be in pairing mode for 20 seconds.
D
While pairing mode is active, switch on your sound processor:
E
FSuccessful pairing will be indicated by an audible melody
played in the sound processor.
By opening the
battery door and
removing the battery.
By pressing the
“off/volume down” button.
OR
By inserting the
battery and closing
the battery door.
By pressing the
“on/volume up” button.
OR
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Quick guide for Cochlear™Baha®Users
Cochlear™Baha®Remote Control
Note: To pair the Remote Control to two
Baha 4 Sound Processors, in Step E, insert
the batteries of both sound processors at
the same time. Ensure an audible melody
is heard from both sound processors.