Phonak Roger Covert 2.0 User manual

User Guide
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Contents
1 Roger Earpiece C 5
1.1 Components 5
1.2 Device description 6
1.3 Set up 6
1.4 Beeps summary 10
1.5 Cleaning 11
1.6 Exchange battery door 12
2 Roger Covert main unit 13
2.1 Components 13
2.2 System description 14
2.3 Set up 19
2.4 Basic functions 25
2.5 Mobile phone Bluetooth functions 28
2.6 Communication 29
2.7 Connecting a new remote control Listening 32
2.8 Operation with Roger CarKit C 34
2.9 Advanced functionalities 35
2.10 SCA - Security Conguration App 38

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2.11 Service 38
2.12 Buttons summary 40
2.13 LEDs summary 42
2.14 Beeps summary 44
2.15 Vibrator summary 45
3 Mini-Microphone MM11 46
3.1 Overview 46
3.2 Wearing 46
3.3 Exchange lters 48
3.4 How to wear the microphone 49
4 SCA - Security Conguration App 50
4.1 Where to download 50
4.2 Connection to computer 50
4.3 Usage of SCA 50
4.4 Firmware update 50

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5 Support 51
5.1 Documents 51
5.2 e-Learning 51
6 Troubleshooting 52
6.1 Roger Earpiece C 52
6.2 Roger Covert C & Roger Covert 54
Dual C separable
6.3 Roger Remote C & Roger Remote Dual C 55

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1 Roger Earpiece C
1.1 Components
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Transportation pouch containing
batteries, cerumen lters and Q-tips
Cleaning tools Softwraps
C&C Spray
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1.2 Device description
1.3 Set up
1.3.1 Switching On/O
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Battery compartment
To switch the device o, open the battery compartment entirely.
Removal
handle Wax guard
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1.3.2 Inserting earpiece
Its strongly recommended to exchange the battery before each mission
When the earpiece is not used for a certain period of time, remove the
battery due to possible battery leakage
Handle the battery door with care (do not open excessively and insert
battery from side)
Before insertion, check wax guard is not obstructed with earwax
that will reduce sound level.
See section 1.5 if exchanging the wax guard is necessary
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1.3.3 Removing earpiece
1.3.4 Softwraps
After removing the earpiece check the wax guard is not obstructed
with earwax that will reduce sound level.
See section 1.5 if exchanging the wax guard is necessary
Softwraps are used to reduce ambient noise or increase earpiece retention.

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1.3.5 Connecting to a Roger Covert main unit
1.3.6 Connecting to a Roger CarKit C
Keep any other Roger device out of range during this process.
All receivers in range will be connected at the same time when pressing
«sync» button for more than 2 seconds.
full range
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ON/OFF
SYNC
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0-10 cm
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1.4 Beeps summary
Table below summarize beeps generated by the Roger Earpiece C. Refer to the
dedicated section for beeps generated by the Roger Covert main unit.
Start-up
Detection of paired transmitter /
Exiting Sleep mode
Connect
Denegation
Low battery
Out of range
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1.5 Cleaning
Clean the Roger Earpiece C after each usage with the cleaning spray and
cloth provided.
Opening the battery compartment entirely will avoid humidity to remain
within the Roger Earpiece C.
The wax guard avoids earwax to impair the audio amplier. Regularly
exchange it following the provided instruction.
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1.6 Exchange battery door
In case the battery door got broken, you can order it as spare part to replace it.
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2 Roger Covert main unit
2.1 Components
Roger Covert C Roger Covert Dual C separable
Power supply MM11 supports
Adapter Micro-USB to jack socket
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Roger Remote C Roger Remote Dual C

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2.2 System description
2.2.1 Roger Covert C - Device description
Minimic MM11
Micro-USB socket
On/O
Button & LED
Connect
Button & LED
Bluetooth®
Button & LED PTT
Buttons

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2.2.2 Roger Covert Dual C separable - Device description
Minimic MM11
Micro-USB socket
Radio connection
On/O
Button & LED
Connect
Button & LED
Bluetooth®
Button & LED
PTT2
PTT button link
to wired device
PTT1
PTT button link
to Bluetooth device

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2.2.3 Roger Remote C - Device description
Key ring holder
PTT
Button
LED
Connect & battery status Volume & mute button
Tone and network
switch button

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2.2.4 Roger Remote Dual C - Device description
Key ring holder
PTT1
PTT button linked
to Bluetooth device
LED
Connect & battery status Volume & mute button
Tone and network
switch button
PTT2
PTT button linked
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2.2.5 Caution
Excessive bending over 90 degrees or applying of strong pull forces on the cables
might lead to cable defects and hence a malfunctioning of the device, such as loss
of communication or sound coming out of the radio loudspeaker.
Junction-boxRadio connector

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2.3.1 Charging
2.3.2 Activate remote control battery
2.3 Set up
Charging time 0 to 100% : ~2.5h
Operating time >13h
Battery lifetime > 3 months
LED will light steadily only when charging with device OFF
Charging with a powerback while on mission is possible
Fully charge new device and recharge every 4 months if not used
It‘s mandatory to use exclusively the cable delivered for charging
Charging
Fully charged
Battery defective

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2.3.3 Switching On/O
>2s
Switched on | Eingeschaltet | Allumé
Switched o | Ausgeschaltet | Eteint