oticon OPN User manual

Quick guide
for Oticon Opn & Oticon ON App 1.8.0

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Introduction
This is a detailed guide on the use of Oticon Opn and the Oticon ON App with iPhone®.
• How to pair the hearing aids with iPhone
• Daily use of iPhone with hearing aids when on a call
• How to use the Oticon ON App
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4 How to pair iPhone with Oticon Opn
6 Hearing aids as the default audio output
8 Install Oticon ON App
10 First time use
11 Home screen functions
12 Select programme/volume and mute
14 Select/adjust programme with Tinnitus
Relief sounds
16 Listening to the TV
17 ConnectClip as remote microphone
18 Live Listen/sound from iPhone to your
hearing aids
20 Connecting to the Internet/IFTTT
22 Secondary functions
26 Apple Watch
Table of Contents

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How to pair iPhone with Oticon Opn
Enter Settings
Find the Settings icon
on iPhone.
Select General Select Accessibility Select MFi Hearing
Aids

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Ensure Bluetooth
is on
iPhone will now
search for hearing
aids
Open/close the battery
door on the instruments so
iPhone can recognize them.
Select the hearing
aids once available
Confirm the Bluetooth
pairing request: once
for each hearing aid

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Select Settings 1. Hearing Aids
2. Audio Routing
Select General
Hearing aids as the default audio output
Select Accessibility

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1. Call & Media Audio
2. Always Hearing Aids
Verify
When answering a call from iPhone, you should see your hearing aids as the default audio output
(and hear the call in the hearing aids).

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Install Oticon ON App
Find the App Store
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Select Search Type “Oticon” Select Oticon ON

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Select the Download
icon
Installing

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Start Oticon ON App
Once installed, Oticon ON
App can be started from
the home screen.
First time use
When started for the first
time, you should allow
for access to location and
for notifications, for best
possible functionality.
Tutorial
The first time Oticon ON
App is started, a short
tutorial is shown.
You can close the tutorial
with the “X” button.
First time use

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Lost connection
The red dot on the Oticon
ON App notifies about lost
connection(s).
3D Touch
Press and hold the Oticon
ON App for instant access
to programs.
Home screen functions

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Select programme/volume and mute
Start the Oticon ON
App
Select Programme
Touch the active programme
to open the programme
selector (1).
Select the programme you
want (2).
Note: The number of
available programs is
determined by your hearing
care professional.
L and R volume
If enabled (see settings)
swiping left side (1) will
adjust left hearing aid,
swiping right side (2) will
adjust right side. Swiping in
the middle will adjust left
and right.
Volume
Once started, Oticon ON
App will show the current
programme and current
volume.
To adjust the volume, –
simply swipe your finger up
or down while touching the
screen (1).

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Select programme/volume and mute
Mute hearing aids
Briefly touch the volume
indicator to mute the
hearing aids (1).
You can un-mute by
adjusting the volume or
touching the mute indicator
(2).

Select Programme
with relief sounds
If available programs with
Tinnitus relief sounds are
named T1 etc. (1).
Adjust Tinnitus
relief sound level
The level/volume of the
Tinnitus relief sounds can
be adjusted through the
secondary functions (2).
The levels can be adjusted
independently left and right
(3).
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Select/adjust programme with Tinnitus relief sounds

Adjust Tinnitus
relief sound –
advanced
Select advanced options (1)
to select sound variations (2)
and adjust equalizer (3).
Individual preferences can
be saved – press save as new
(1) and name your favourite
(2).
You can edit the name of the
favourite (1 and 2) or delete
the favourite (3).
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Listening to the TV (requires TV Adapter 3.0)
Select Programme
Touch the active programme
to open the programme
selector (1).
Select the TV programme (2).
Note: The number of available
programs is determined
by your hearing care
professional.
Mute hearing aids
Briefly touch the volume
indicator to mute the
sound from the hearing
aids (1).
You can un-mute by
adjusting the volume
or touching the mute
indicator (2).
Secondary functions
Touch the settings indicator
(A) to access the secondary
functions related to the
active programme.
Here, you can regulate the
level of the streamed TV/
audio signal (1).

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Listening to the Remote Microphone (requires ConnectClip)
Select Programme
Touch the active programme
to open the programme
selector (1).
Select the Remote Mic (2).
Note: The number of available
programs is determined
by your hearing care
professional.
Mute hearing aids
Briefly touch the volume
indicator to mute the
sound from the hearing
aids (1).
You can un-mute by
adjusting the volume
or touching the mute
indicator (2).
Secondary functions
Touch the settings indicator
(A) to access the secondary
functions related to the
active programme.
Here, you can change level of
the streamed signal (2).

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Live Listen/sound from iPhone to your hearing aids
Select Programme
Touch the active programme
to open the programme
selector (1).
Select the Microphone
programme (2).
Note: The number of
available programs is
determined by your hearing
care professional.
Position iPhone near
sound source
Your iPhone will now
transmit sound from the
built-in microphone and
indicate the sound level (1).
Note: First time you use live
listen – you need to allow
access to the microphone.
Mute hearing aids
Briefly touch the volume
indicator to mute the sound
from the hearing aids (1).
You can un-mute by adjusting
the volume or touching the
mute indicator (2).

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Connecting to the Internet/IFTTT
Introduction
You can connect your Oticon
hearing aids to the Internet
through the Oticon ON App
and the IFTTT (If This Then
That) service.
Using IFTTT, you can
automate everyday
activities – like turning on
the lights – by turning on
your hearing aids (additional
equipment required). Or, you
can set up a text notification
to be sent to a mobile phone
when your hearing aid
battery gets low.
The possibilities are endless!
Please visit www.
oticon.global/solutions/
accessories/oticon-on/ for
details on what you can do
and how it works.
Here, you can also find more
details about how to set
up and manage your IFTTT
accounts.
Connect to IFTTT
Select the IFTTT main
feature.
First time set-up
Select Get started.
Select Sign up now (1) or
use an existing Facebook®
or Google™ account (2).
If you sign up from the
app, you will receive an
e-mail with a code, which
you will need to enter to
confirm your login.