ReSound ENZO 2 Assembly instructions

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ReSound Aventa®3 .10
fitting guide
SMART HEARING™

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The hearing instruments will appear in the “Select Instruments”
section. When all hearing instruments to be programmed have been
discovered, click on “Beep” to identify each hearing instrument, and
assign it as a right or left device. When each hearing instrument has
been assigned, click “Continue”.
Getting started
Prior to connecting to ReSound Aventa 3:
1. ReSound devices require a battery when fitting. Make sure the
battery is fresh and that it is inserted correctly.
a. For wireless fittings, insert AirlinkTM/Airlink II in a USB slot on
the fitting PC and wait for the message that new hardware
has been found. Then open ReSound Aventa 3.
b. For wired fittings, ensure that the programming interface
(Speedlink, Hi-PRO or NOAHlink) is connected to the PC
before launching ReSound Aventa 3.
2. Launch ReSound Aventa 3. For new fittings, ReSound Aventa 3
begins in the Start screen, where the patient’s experience with
amplification can be selected. Selection of fitting interface and
connection to the hearing aids is done in the upper part of the
Start screen.
Remove the stickers from the size 675 batteries to activate them.
Wait for one minute for best results. Click “Connect” in the center of
the top ribbon of the ReSound Aventa 3 Start screen.
Insert the battery and close the battery door of each hearing
instrument to be programmed, and then click “Connect.”
Choose patient’s
experience level Click “Connect”
Play a beep to
determine right
from left hearing
instrument
Assign hearing
instrument to right
or left ear
This fitting guide gives an overview of how to fit
ReSound ENZO2TM wireless hearing instruments with
ReSound Aventa®3.10. A ReSound ENZO2998 wireless
binaural fitting is depicted.
ReSound Aventa 3.10 fitting software supports all
ReSound instruments built on the ReSound RangeTM,
ReSound Range II and SmartRangeTM chips.

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At this point, you may pair ReSound wireless accessories by
clicking “Accessories”, or proceed to the fitting by clicking
“Continue”. In this guide, “Continue” is selected.
Next, a window will appear to prompt calibrating DFS UltraTM II.
Click “Calibrate” to begin the calibration procedure. The progress of
the calibration will be shown. Click “Continue” after calibration is
completed.
A window will appear showing the status of the connection, and will
alert you to recommendations for venting. Choose to either keep
the “Current” configuration or the “Recommended” configuration.
Click “Continue.”
If you have selected “Experienced linear” in the Pre-Fit screen, you
will be prompted to choose an amplification mode. Linear mode
provides the same gain for all input levels and has only one input
level control. Semi linear provides a lower compression ratio than
WDRC.
A progress window will alert you to the capability of the hearing
instrument to exceed 132 dB SPL. Click “Continue.”

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ReSound Aventa®3.10 includes three input level controls at 50,
65 and 80 dB SPL. This allows for greater flexibility for fine-tuning
gains. ReSound Aventa®calculates the gain settings for the
particular audiogram using the Audiogram+ fitting rationale. To
fine-tune a program, adjust the gain manually by using the gain
handles or by using the ReSound Aventa®Guide, where fine-tuning
solutions to patient complaints can be automatically applied.
Once fine-tuning is complete, the relative gain changes can be
applied to any or all other programs by clicking the “Autorelate”
button in the program handling tool bar beneath the program tabs.
Select which programs to autorelate to by checking the boxes. You
may choose whether to apply changes made to MPO or Sound
Shaper or compression mode for each program.
Gain adjustment
When the Fit screen is displayed, the hearing instrument gains
and MPOs can be adjusted, and feature settings are accessed by
clicking “Advanced Features” in the “Tools” menu on the left side of
the screen.
Fine-tune and Save hearing instruments settings
Saving and completing the fitting
Once the fitting is complete, click “Save” at the bottom right
of the Fit or Summary screens. Once the data is saved to the
instruments and to the database, it is safe to disconnect the hearing
instrument(s).
Summary screen
The Summary screen allows the clinician to print information for
the patient, a third party, or for chart notes. Notes can be entered,
saved and printed as needed.

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