Phonak Roger Mylink User manual

User Guide

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1. Welcome 5
2. Getting to know your Roger MyLink 6
2.1 Compatibility 7
2.2 Device description 7
2.3 Indicator light 9
3. Getting started 14
Step 1. Charge your Roger MyLink 14
Step 2. Detach the neckloop 16
Step 3. Hang Roger MyLink around the neck
and reattach the loop 16
Step 4. Switch Roger MyLink on 17
Step 5. Choose how to wear Roger MyLink 17
Step 6. Turn on your Roger microphone 18
Step 7. Switch your hearing aid(s) to the
T-Coil program 18
Step 8. Connect Roger MyLink to your
Roger microphone 18
Step 9. Adjust Roger MyLink’s volume 20
Contents

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4. Using headphones 21
Step 1. Plug the headphones into
Roger MyLink’s headphone socket 21
Step 2. Turn Roger MyLink on 21
Step 3. Put the headphones on 22
5. More detailed information 23
6. Troubleshooting 24
7. Important information 26
7.1 Hazard warnings 26
7.2 Product safety information 28
7.3 Other important information 31
7.4 International use 32
8. Service and warranty 33
9. Information and explanation of symbols 35

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1. Welcome
Congratulations on choosing Roger MyLink from Phonak.
Roger MyLink is an easy-to-use and aordable Roger
receiver suitable for use with any hearing aid featuring
a T-Coil (from Phonak or any other manufacturer). Roger
MyLink is compatible with most Roger microphones
from Phonak.
Your Roger MyLink is a Swiss premium-quality product
developed by Phonak, the world’s leading hearing
healthcare company.
Please read this User Guide thoroughly to benet from
all the possibilities your Roger MyLink oers.
If you have any questions, please consult your hearing
care professional or local Phonak support center.
Phonak – life is on www.phonak.com

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Your hearing system consists of three main elements:
Roger MyLink, your hearing aids and a Roger
microphone, such as Roger Pen.
The Roger microphone transmits the speaker’s voice
wirelessly to your hearing aids via the Roger MyLink.
You only need to activate the T-Coil in your hearing
aid(s) to hear the speaker’s voice loud and clear in your
ear(s).
Hearing aid
Listener Speaker
2. Getting to know your Roger MyLink
Roger MyLink Roger microphone
such as Roger Pen

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2.1 Compatibility
Your hearing aids must feature a T-Coil to receive
speech signals from Roger MyLink. Please ask your
hearing care professional if you are unsure whether
or not your hearing aids have a T-Coil.
A compatible Roger microphone is also required to
pick up the voice of the speaker. In this User Guide,
Roger Pen is used as an example.
2.2 Device description
aFixed side of neckloop
bDetachable side of neckloop
cGreen /orange status indicator
a bc

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aVolume control
bOn/o
aCharging socket
bHeadphone socket
(2.5 mm)
2. Getting to know your Roger MyLink
a b
a b

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a
b
c
d
e
f
2.3 Indicator light
Green light Orange light
aBattery almost exhausted
bBattery completely exhausted
cCharging
dCharging complete
eVolume control: minimum/maximum position
fVolume control: middle position

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2. Getting to know your Roger MyLink
General
Switching Roger MyLink on
The green light is visible for 3 seconds
Battery status
a) 60 seconds
3 orange ashes (and 3 beeps), repeated every
60 seconds
b)
10 orange ashes (and 10 beeps)