Commidt Cibs total User manual

CIBS TOTAL

User manUal

MAESTRO

18 21 22

20 23 24 25

AUDIOSTREAMER

31 32

LIBERTO

CIBS TOTAL

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English

Congratulations 6

About CIBS Total 6

Maestro (neck loop)…7

Audiostreamer (Radio/TV unit)…7

Liberto…8

CIBS Total’s functions 9

Charging Maestro and Liberto 1 0

Assemble Audiostreamer 1 1

Connection of audio units to Audiostreamer 1 1

Turn On/Off Maestro and Liberto 1 2

Pairing units 1 2

Maestro/Liberto: how to... 1 4

adjust the volume (Maestro)…1 4

adjust the sensitivity/strength of the microphones…1 4

shift between programmes on Maestro…1 4

see which programme Maestro is in…1 4

use the conversation amplifier on Maestro…1 4

listen to audio equipment (TV/Radio, etc.)…1 5

answer a telephone call (Maestro)…1 6

end a telephone call (Maestro)…1 6

make a call (Maestro)…1 6

activate Voice-Dialing (Maestro)…1 6

use Speed-Dial (Maestro)…1 7

switch between microphones (Liberto)…1 7

programme Maestro…1 7

Switch audio sources on Audiostreamer 1 7

Meaning of light diodes and colours 1 8

Factory default 1 9

Maestro…1 9

Audiostreamer…2 0

Troubleshooting and FAQ 2 0

Storage and maintenance 2 1

All units

in this set are

ready-paired for

your convenience!

Certiﬁcation and safety approvals (english) C

Declaration of conformity (english) D

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Congratulations

Congratulations on your new CIBS Total. We hope you will have much joy

out of the solution that gives you very good sound from the TV/Radio

and that gives you better sound in conversations and in meetings with

several participants.

This manual will ensure that you get started so that you will get the most

possible joy out of your new solution. Your dealer supplies a number of

accessories that further expand the functionality of this product.

The unit should be charged completely before use (see page 10 for

instructions). Charging takes approximately 2 hours.

Please note!

Together with the connected headset/earbuds the Maestro unit can

provide sound at a high volume. Subjecting yourself to this can lead to

permanent hearing damage. Be careful when you increase the volume

so that you avoid such damage.

Be careful when using the unit when you are engaged in an activity

requiring your full attention.

Never attempt to take apart the units yourself. Only approved dealers or

service centres may open the product. Contact the dealer if any of the

parts of the product must be replaced.

Store out of reach of children:

Plastic bags that the product and accessories are packaged in are not

toys for children. The bags themselves or the small parts they contain

can lead to suffocation if they are swallowed.

Ignition of ﬂammable atmospheres

Do not use the Maestro, Liberto or Audiostreamer in surroundings where

there is a danger of ignition of ﬂammable gasses.

About CIBS Total

CIBS Total consists of 3 units: Maestro (neck loop), Liberto (wireless

microphone) and Audiostreamer (wireless transmitter for sound from

TV/Radio etc.) Maestro is the main unit in the system. It receives sound

from Audiostreamer, Liberto and from your mobile telephone.

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Maestro (neck loop)

See the illustrations on page 1 for explanation of the points below

Answer button• 1:

Used to answer incoming telephone calls

Socket for charging and accessories• 2:

Input for AC adaptor (accessories) for power socket, and other

accessories with 2.5 mm jack plug.

Program indicator (lamps)• 3:

Shows which programme Maestro is in.

See table on page 19 for explanation of light signals.

USB input• 4:

Used for charging of the unit via USB cable to a computer.

Headset output• 5:

Can connect the accompanying earbuds with microphone, standard

headset (accessories) and headset with microphone (accessories).

Used when you are not using hearing aids.

Microphone• 6

Battery indicator lamp• 7:

Shows the battery level on Maestro.

See table on page 18 for explanation of light signals.

Programme selector• 8:

Shifts between the different programmes.

Off/On button• 9.

Turns the unit off and on.

Volume button• 10:

Slide up to increase sound and down to lower sound.

Pairing button• 11:

Sets the Maestro to pairing mode. This has to be done the ﬁrst time

you establish a connection between the devices.

Speed-Dial button• 12:

Call up a pre-programmed number from a paired mobile telephone.

The number is programmed easily via a computer with Internet

access and standard Bluetooth connection.

Audiostreamer (Radio/TV unit)

See the illustrations on page 2 for explanation of the points below

Audio source lamps• 13:

Shows which audio source is selected (TV, Radio, etc.)

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Charging station• 14:

For charging Maestro and Liberto.

Alerting lamp• 15:

Shows if there is an alerting signal on the connected alerting system

(see page 17 for explanation of light signal).

Communication lamp• 16:

Shows that the unit transmits an audio signal to Maestro.

It also shows whether the unit is in pairing mode

(see page 18 for explanation of light signal)

Audio source buttons• 17:

Used to select the audio source (TV, Radio, etc.)

Pairing button• 18:

Sets Audiostreaner in paring mode

Factory setting button• 19:

Sets Audiostreamer back to factory settings.

Alerting system input• 20:

Input for alerting system.

Radio input• 21:

Input for stereo/radio or other audio equipment.

TV input• 22:

Input for TV/tuner or other audio equipment.

AUX2 input• 23:

Input for audio equipment with phono/RCA plugs.

AUX 1 input• 24:

Input for IPod/MP3 player or audio equipment with 3.5 mm Jack

plug.

Power input• 25:

Input for accompanying power supply.

Liberto

See the illustrations on page 3 for explanation of the points below

Push-to-talk button• 26:

Used to establish a connection to Maestro.

Inlet for charging and accessories• 27:

Input for AC adaptor (accessories) for power socket, and other

accessories with 2.5 mm jack plug.

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Status lamp• 28:

Shows whether Liberto communicates with Maestro.

See table on page 18 for explanation of the light signals.

Microphone selector• 29:

Used to change between the Directional microphone and the Omni

microphone (see explanation below)

Battery indicator lamp• 30:

Shows the battery level on Liberto.

See table on page 18 for explanation of the light signals.

Directional microphone• 31:

Captures sound in a certain direction and reduces background noise.

Omni microphone• 32.

Captures sound in all directions (360 degrees).

Off/On button• 33.

Turns the unit off and on.

Volume button• 34:

Used to change the sensitivity/strength of the microphones.

All sound from Maestro is only heard if you use the hearing aid/CI in T or

MT position and have the loop around the neck, or if earbuds/headset is

used.

CIBS Total’s functions

CIBS Total has 3 main functions:

1. Ampliﬁer for TV/Radio, etc. (TV/RADIO):

Transmits sound wirelessly from TV/Radio,etc. via the Audiostreamer

to Maestro. You can choose between 4 different audio sources on the

Audiostreamer. You can also receive an alert from your alerting system

if this has an audio output and is connected to the Audiostreamer. The

alerting signal will have the highest priority and will overrule all audio

sources and telephone calls. In order to connect audio equipment

without Bluetooth you must use COMMidt’s audio cable (accessories,

art. no. 908-001) in order to input the sound in Maestro.

NOTE!

You will not be able to receive an alerting signal on Maestro as long

as it has an active audio connection to a Liberto, Allegro or other

AD2P-bluetooth products.

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2. Conversation ampliﬁer (CONVERSATION)

In situations where you feel the sound from hearing aids/CI becomes too

low or there is too much interference, you use the wireless microphone

Liberto or cabled microphones (accessories, these are plugged in to

input 2). The microphone is placed near the audio source in order to

achieve better sound quality. Liberto can also be used as a directional

microphone where you point it at the person you want to listen to.

3. Ampliﬁer for telephony (TELEPHONE)

Communicates with mobile/cordless/table top telephones with

Bluetooth. For table top telephones without Bluetooth use Tango VII

(accessory) with Bluetooth for wireless communication between the

table top phone and Maestro.

Charging Maestro and Liberto

Ensure that Maestro and Liberto are charged before you begin using

them. You can charge Maestro and Liberto in the following ways:

•ThroughthechargercradleintheAudiostreamer

•DirectfromacomputerwithanUSBcable

•ThroughtheTwinChargerCradle(accessory)

•ThroughaACadaptorforpowersocket(accessory)

•Throughthecarcharger(accessory).

When charging, the battery indicator lamp 7on Maestro/

30 on Liberto will blink red.

Once Maestro is fully charged, the battery indicator lamp 7on Maestro/

30 on Liberto will be illuminated with a constant blue light.

In the event of a low battery level, the battery indicator lamp 7on

Maestro/ 30 on Liberto will blink red at the same time as you hear an

audio signal on Maestro.

To recharge Maestro (without clip) in the Audiostreamer you have to

push Maestro down and to the right side in the charging cradle.

Push the Maestro down and in toward the centre of the charging cradle

to remove the device.

To recharge Maestro with the clip you have to you twist the

clip upwards (with the opening towards the T- Loop.

Push the Maestro down in the charging cradle until you hear a click.

Push the Maestro down and then push the clip towards the Maestro to

remove the unit from the Audiostreamer.

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Note: The battery life span will be signiﬁcantly reduced if the equipment

remains uncharged for longer periods. Therefore, we recommend that

you charge the equipment at least once per month. When the operating

time on the battery begins to decrease and you would like it changed, it

must be sent to your local dealer. The article number for the battery is:

956-001

Assemble Audiostreamer

Use the accompanying power supply and put in into the power inlet 25.

The Audiostreamer will then turn on automatically. You will see this by

looking at one of the input lamps 13 being illuminated green.

The Audiostreamer has no on/off button. It will automatically go in

standby mode when it is in use.

A removable device is included that allows you to charge Maestro/Liberto

both with and without clips in the charging cradle. If you wish to charge

them without clips the removable device must be placed down in the

charging station, as shown in the picture together with the assembly

instructions on page B.

If you would like to place the Audiostreamer on the wall, you can use the

accompanying brackets. Assembly instructions on page B.

Connection of audio units to Audiostreamer

The Audiostreamer has 4 audio inlet jacks:

AUX 1 inlet• 24 has a 3.5mm Jack plug. Best suited to iPod/MP3

players but you can connect other audio equipment to this jack.

AUX 2 inlet• 23 has 2 phono plugs. Here you can connect the

desired audio equipment.

TV inlet• 22 has 2 phono plugs. Best suited to TV/tuners but you

can connect other audio equipment to this inlet.

Radio inlet• 21 has 2 phono plugs. Best suited to radio/stereo

equipment but you can connect other audio equipment to this inlet.

The Audiostreamer has one inlet for alerting system.

Alert system input• 20 has a 3.5mm Jack plug. Here you can connect

all alerting systems that have an audio output. This is done by using

a line cable (accessories).

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Turn On/Off Maestro and Liberto

How to turn on Maestro/Liberto:

Press and hold in the On/Off button• 9on Maestro / 33 on Liberto

until you see a blue light on the Battery indicator lamp 7on

Maestro 30 on Liberto, at the same time as you hear an audio signal

via the T-Loop or via a headset connected to Maestro.

How to turn off Maestro/Liberto:

Press and hold in the On/Off button• 9on Maestro / 33 on Liberto

until you see a red light on the Battery indicator lamp 7on Maestro

30 on Liberto, at the same time as you hear an audio signal via the

T-Loop or via a headset connected to Maestro.

Pairing units

Units must be programmed to be able to communicate with each other

and with other Bluetooth units (e.g. a mobile phone). This is done by

connecting these together wirelessly (pairing).

NOTE! It is important that Maestro, Audiostreamer, Liberto and other

Bluetooth units are within a distance of less than 1 meter during pairing

and that the units to be paired are fully charged.

All units in CIBS Total (Maestro, Liberto and Audiostreamer) have been

ready-paired. If an error should occur so that pairing disappears you can

use the instructions at point 2.

Pair Maestro with a mobile telephone1. This is how you put Maestro in pairing mode:1.1 Turn on Maestro• Press and hold in the pairing button• 11 until you see the battery

indicator lamp 7blink alternating red and blue and you hear

a double tone. Maestro is now ready for pairing for approx. 3

minutes.

This is how you set your mobile phone to discover Maestro:1.2 Follow the mobile phone’s user manual. Normally this involves• ﬁnding the setup, connection or Bluetooth menu on the mobile

telephone and choosing “discover” or “add” a Bluetooth unit.

View an example of a typical mobile telephone on the next page.

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The mobile telephone ﬁnds Maestro!1.3 The mobile telephone then asks if you want to establish a• connection with it. Approve by pressing ”Yes” or OK on the

telephone and conﬁrm with the pin code which is 0000

(= 4 zeroes).

The mobile phone will conﬁrm when pairing is successful.• If the pairing is not successful, then repeat steps 1.1 to 1.3•

If you are going to pair Maestro with a Bluetooth product without display,

the product must be set in pairing mode and it must have password 0000

in order for pairing to be completed.

Pair Maestro with Audiostreamer/Liberto2. Audiostreamer2.1 Turn on Maestro.• Set Maestro in pairing mode (see point 1.1)• Press and hold in the pairing button• 18 on the Audiostreamer

until you see that the communication lamp 16 blinks alternating

red and blue.

Audiostreamer is now ready for pairing.• When Maestro and Audiostreamer are paired together they• will make an audio connection with each other. The communi-

cation lamp 16 on the Audiostreamer will then be illuminated

a constant blue. This will happen every time it has an audio

connection with Maestro.

If the pairing is not successful, then repeat step 2.1.• Liberto2.2 Turn on Maestro.• Set Maestro in pairing mode (see point 1.1).• Press and hold in the On/Off button• 33 on Liberto until you see

the Battery indicator lamp 30 on Liberto blink alternately red

and blue. Liberto is now ready for pairing for approx. 3 minutes.

When Maestro and Liberto are paired together they will make• an audio connection with each other. You will see this by the

status lamp 28 on Liberto being illuminated a constant yellow.

Fig. 6 0000

Connectivity

Push to talk

Infrared

Bluetooth

Modem

Synchronization

Data cable

Select Back

Fig. 6 0000

Devices found

Maestro

Select Cancel

Fig. 6 0000

Fig. 6

Maestro

Passcode:

****

Fig. 6 0000

0000

Fig. 6

Devices found

Maestro

Fig. 6 0000

Maestro

Paired.

The handsfree

is now ready

for use

Fig. 6 0000

Cancel

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This will happen every time it has an audio connection with

Maestro.

If the pairing is not successful, then repeat step 2.2.•

Maestro can be paired up with maximum 8 units simultaniously. If the

ninth unit is paired up with Maestro the unit you use least will be deleted.

Use the list on page A so that you can maintain an overview of what you

have paired up with Maestro.

Maestro/Liberto: how to...

adjust the volume (Maestro)…The volume can be adjusted gradually (press for each volume level)• or by holding down the volume button 10 on Maestro in the desired

direction until the desired volume level is achieved.

You will hear an audio signal when the sound is adjusted to the• lowest and highest levels.

Maestro remembers the last volume setting, so when it is shut off• and turned on again it will start at the same volume setting.

adjust the sensitivity/strength of the microphones…The sensitivity/strength can be adjusted gradually (press for• each level) or by holding in the volume button 34 on Liberto in the

desired direction until the desired level has been reached.

Liberto remembers the last volume setting, so when it is shut off• and turned on again it will start at the same volume setting.

shift between programmes on Maestro…Press the programme selector• 8in order to change between the

programmes.

Wait a few seconds between each time you change programmes.• The programmes are changed in this order:• TV/Radio- Conversation- Telephone-

see which programme Maestro is in…Press the volume button• 10 on Maestro one time

Maestro will then show what programme it is in by illuminating the• programme indicator 3for approx. 3 seconds.

use the conversation ampliﬁer on Maestro…Listen via the wireless microphone (Liberto)• Liberto must be turned on.-

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Set Maestro in the Conversation programme (see page 14 for- guidance), or press the Push-To-Talk button 26 on Liberto.

They will then establish communicating with each other.- You will see this by the status lamp 28 on Liberto being illumi-

nated a constant yellow.

If Maestro has an active audio connection with Audiostreamer,- you will not be able to achieve communication by pressing

the Push-To-Talk button- 26 on Liberto. This is solved by

changing to the programme Conversation on Maestro.

Listen via integrated microphone• 6

All Bluetooth microphones (Allegro/Liberto) must be turned off.- Set Maestro in the Conversation programme (see page 14 for- guidance).

Listen via external cabled microphone• Connect to external microphone (accessories) in the inlet for- charging and accessories 2

All Bluetooth microphones (Allegro/Liberto) must be turned off.- Set Maestro in the Conversation programme- (see page 14 for guidance).

End the sound connection between Maestro and Liberto.• Communication can be terminated in the following ways:

Change the programme on Maestro (see page 14 for guidance).- Press the Push-To-Talk button- 26 on Liberto.

Turn off Maestro or Liberto-

listen to audio equipment (TV/Radio, etc.)…Audio equipment connected to Audiostreamer• Ensure that Audiostreamer has power.- Turn on Maestro- Set it in the programme: TV/Radio (see page 14 for guidance).- After a few seconds Maestro has established a connection with- the Audiostreamer. This is shown by a constant blue light in the

communication lamp 16. This will remain illuminated as long as

you have an active audio connection with Maestro.

If the Maestro failes to communicate with the Audiostreamer,- the communication can be reestablished by pressing the

pairing button 18 on the Audiostreamer

Audio equipment with built in Bluetooth• Maestro may be paired up with audio equipment with an A2DP- proﬁle before you continue (see page 12 for guidance).

Set Maestro in the TV/Radio programme (see page 14 for- guidance).

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Audio equipment without Bluetooth (wireless via Liberto)• This requires using Liberto together with an audio cable- (art. no.: 908-001, accessories)

Connect the smallest plug (2.5mm Jack) in the inlet- 27 on

Liberto.

Connect the largest plug (3.5mm Jack) to the audio equipment’s- headset jack.

Turn on Liberto (see page 11 for guidance).- Set Maestro in the Conversation programme (see page 14 for- guidance).

Audio equipment without Bluetooth (with cable)• Use audio cable (art. no.: 908-001, accessories)- Connect the smallest plug (2.5mm Jack) in the inlet- 2.

Connect the largest plug (3.5mm Jack) to the audio equipment.- All Bluetooth microphones (Allegro/Liberto) must be turned off.- Set Maestro in the Conversation programme- (see page 14 for guidance).

Terminate the audio connection from the Audiostreamer to Maestro• Change the programme on Maestro (see page 14 for guidance),- or turn off Maestro (see page 11 for guidance).

answer a telephone call (Maestro)…Quickly press the answer button• 1to answer a telephone call.

end a telephone call (Maestro)…Quickly press the answer button• 1to end a telephone call.

make a call (Maestro)…When you make a call from your mobile phone, the call (depending• upon the telephone set up) will automatically be transferred to

Maestro. If this function cannot be used on your telephone, quickly

press the answer button 1in order to transfer the call to Maestro.

activate Voice-Dialing (Maestro)…This function is dependent upon the mobile phone supporting this.• See the mobile phone’s user guide for more information.

Quickly press the answer button• 1. Record a preset voice control

in the microphone 6

You achieve the best result if you record the voice control signal via• Maestro.

See the usage instructions for the telephone if you need more• information about this function.

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use Speed-Dial (Maestro)…NOTE! In order for this function to work the paired telephone must• be within Maestro’s reach.

Maestro must be programmed before this function can be used.• See point: Programming Maestro on page 17.

Press and hold the Speed-Dial button• 12 until you hear a tone.

The telephone will then phone the pre-programmed number.

After the telephone conversation has ended, Maestro will go back• to the programme it was in before the telephone call was made.

switch between microphones (Liberto)…You can change between two different microphones. The Omni• microphone captures sound in all directions. The directional

microphone captures up sound in only one direction and reduces

background noise.

When you use the directional microphone• you must point the

microphone toward the audio source you want to listen to

(see page 3 to view where the microphones are located).

Change between the microphones by moving the microphone• selector 29 to the desired position.

programme Maestro…Visit www.commidt.com, to download the user maual and the• software (CIBS Interface).

The CIBS Interface program contains the following options:• Enter in Speed-Dial number- Turn off and on monitoring (possibility to hear your own voice)- Locate the products serial number-

Tips:

When using the attached rotating shirt/blouse clip you can reduce the

noise that comes from the unit moving against clothing.

The clip is pressed on the backside on Maestro/Liberto.

You can also fasten a string around the clip for Liberto so it can also hang

around the neck. Take the accompanying string and thread it through the

hole in the clip for Liberto. Then place a loop in the string so that it stays

in place.

Switch audio sources on Audiostreamer

Select the desired audio source (TV, Radio, etc.) by pressing the source

buttons 17 on the Audiostreamer. The selected source will be

illuminated a constant green.

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Meaning of light diodes and colours

Alerting lamp 15 (Audiostreamer)

What you see What it means

Flashing white light Alerting system has given signal on the

alerting input on Audiostreamer

Communications lamp 16 (Audiostreamer)

What you see What it means

Solid blue light Audiostreamer has audio connection with

Maestro

Flashing blue light Audiostreamer tries to establish connection

with Maestro

Alternating blue and

red light Audiostreamer is put in pairing mode

Battery indicator lamp 7(Maestro) / 30 (Liberto)

What you see What it means

Solid blue light The battery is within the level 20% - 100%

Flashing red light Battery level less than 20%

Flashing blue light

(Liberto) Liberto is searching for Maestro

Solid blue light

when charging Charging complete

Flashing red light

when charging Maestro/Liberto charging

Alternating blue and

red light Maestro/Liberto is ready for pairing

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Status lamp 28 (Liberto)

What you see What it means

Solid yellow light Liberto has an audio connection with a

Maestro

Programme indication 3(Maestro)

What you see What it means

Solid green light Connected unit with Bluetooth A2DP proﬁle,

e.g. Audiostreamer, TV with Bluetooth, etc.

Flashing green light Searching for paired unit with Bluetooth

A2DP proﬁle (e.g. Audiostreamer)

Solid blue light Connected wireless microphone

(Allegro / Liberto) or the integrated

conversation ampliﬁer is activated

Flashing blue light Searching for Liberto or Allegro

(accessories)

Solid yellow light Connected unit with Bluetooth hands

free proﬁle, e.g. mobile telephone, Tango

Bluetooth, etc.

Flashing yellow light Searching for paired unit with Bluetooth

handset proﬁle e.g. mobile telephone

Factory default

Maestro

This function deletes all pairings to Maestro.• All settings made after you received the unit will also be deleted.• Press and hold in the pairing button• 11. You will ﬁrst hear a double

tone that indicates the unit is put into pairing mode. Continue

holding in the button until you hear double tone number two.