Kirkland Signature KS 10.0 User manual

How to demo Kirkland
Signature 10.0 with Tcoil
028-2251-03/V1.00/2021-02/hc © 2021 Sonova AG. All rights reserved.
TV listening, continued
Allow the member to experience the TV sound in stereo quality.
“How does the TV sound to you? You’re hearing the sound in both ears,
in stereo. If you want more/less volume, you can use the buttons just
like we did with the phone call. You can even get up and walk around,
walk into the kitchen for a glass of water, and the sound will stay with
you. Any time you are in range (about 50 feet), you will automatically
be reconnected without having to push any buttons.”
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3Make sure the hearing aids are
on and within 3 feet of the
TV Connector.
Press the button on the back of
the TV Connector.
Audible connection conrmation
beeps are heard in the hearing
instruments.
5Let the member adjust the volume and walk around the room/ofce.
“Earlier you mentioned you would like to hear better on the phone
and/or the TV. Now that you’ve been able to experience the sound
quality of the hearing aids, in the normal Automatic program as
well as through your cell phone and TV, what do you think? I highly
recommend this hearing aid as a solution to help meet your hearing
goals. Do you agree?”
TV listening
Insert the power cable into a USB or power supply.
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Initial setup to a TV or computer in your ofce:
2Insert the audio cable (Optical or Analog) into the TOSLink or
Headphone Audio Out jack.
“With KS 10.0, TV listening is easy and automatic, just like it should
be. All you’ll need is this black connector that plugs into the back of
your TV.”

KS 10.0 hearing instrument(s) Bluetooth-enabled cell phone
Computer with Phonak
Target 7.1 tting software
Noahlink Wireless
TV Connector Audio source
(TV, computer, stereo)
What do I need?
“You’ve indicated that hearing better on your cell phone and/or while
watching TV are important to you. Based on this information, and your
hearing test results, I am recommending Kirkland Signature™ 10.0 with
Tcoil (KS 10.0) hearing aids. They connect to any Bluetooth®-enabled cell
phone for hands-free phone calls, and with an adapter they will stream
the TV sound right into your hearing aids automatically. Let’s program
these devices to your hearing test results so you can experience KS 10.0
for yourself!”
Introduction
“What makes KS 10.0 so special is a unique operating system called
Automatic 4.0. It senses your surroundings and adjusts your hearing aids
every step of the way. Just turn them on and the rest is automatic.
This means that when you leave the ofce and go across the street to a
restaurant for lunch, the hearing aids will automatically sense an increase
in background noise — the other diners’ conversations, clinking of
silverware, echoes and reverberations. The hearing aids will automatically
adjust their settings to reduce these sounds and focus more on the
conversation at your table.”
Automatic Program
Setup
Program the HI with the
member’s audiogram.
In [Device Options], consider
changing the HI name to the
member’s name for easy
identication.
Save and close; HI will reboot
automatically.
Default phone ear is set to
the right side, this can easily
be changed by clicking this
icon ( ).
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“The great thing about KS 10.0 is you can be completely hands-free while
talking on the phone. Your phone can remain in your pocket or purse; the
microphones on the hearing aid will pick up your voice so the person on
the other end can hear you.”
“First let’s connect the device to
your cell phone.”
The HI are
congured to
switch on
automatically
when removed
from the charger.
Open the Bluetooth
menu on the phone and
search for a new device.
Select the member’s
name or [R-Hearing Aid].
Audible connection
conrmation beeps are
heard in the hearing
instrument.
“Now let’s try it out! Do you have
a friend or loved one who you
could call? Or if you prefer, I’ll
have someone call you from the
other room.”
Place a phone call to the
member from another room or
have them call a loved one.
Hands-free phone call
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6Have them answer the call with
a short press of the HI button.
“How does the call sound?
Pretty clear in this quiet ofce,
right? Now if you were in a
noisy place, you might want to
have more volume. If you press
the right hearing aid button,
you’ll hear the other person
much more clearly, and less of
the sounds around you. You
can do the same thing with the
volume buttons on the side of
your phone.”
Have the member push the top
button on the multifunction
button to increase the phone
call signal, and the bottom
button on the multifunction
button to decrease.
Alternatively, they can use the
Volume Up/Down buttons on
their cell phone.
“How did the call sound to you?
Were you able to understand
them clearly? Was it nice to not
have to hold the phone up to
your mouth? Imagine all the
things you can do while talking
on the phone!”
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