Siemens Triano User manual

Siemens Hearing Solutions
Siemens
Audiologische Technik GmbH
Gebbertstraße 125
91058 Erlangen
German
Order No. A91100-M5100-B910-03-7600
Printed in German
34530 102003.JK
7237881
www.hearing-siemens.com
TRIANO
Subject to change without prior notice TRIANO
User Guide
Behind-the-Ear-Instruments
TRIANO 3 TRIANO SPTRIANO S/SL TRIANO 3 P
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Contents:
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A friendly guide to your
new Siemens hearing
instruments
Congratulations!
You have decided in favour of hearing instruments from
Siemens.You have taken an important step towards being
able to hear and understand better once again.
Your new hearing instruments will be your constant
companions from now on. With these technically perfected
hearing instruments you profit from our many years’ research
and experience in microelectronics. Soon it will be easy for
you to hear again. Good hearing is an important requirement
for your physical well being. With your new hearing
instruments, which will accompany you daily, you will again
enjoy taking an active part in the world of speech and music.
And as with any constant companion, you’ll need some time
at first to get used to handling your hearing instruments.
With a little patience, we trust that your new hearing
experience will be all the more pleasant for you.
For this purpose we are providing you with this brief user
guide for your hearing instruments. It should contribute to
deepening your friendship with your new partners in the
matter of better hearing. We want to help you to handle your
hearing instruments correctly, so that they will become an
important part of your life.
Wishing you much success,
Your SiemensTeam
In this brief guide you will find instructions for inserting,
placing and adjusting your hearing instruments.There are
also tips and information on correct handling, cleaning, care
and battery changing. And naturally information about how
you can solve some failures yourself if you cannot visit a
hearing instrument specialist immediately.
One important note:
Your hearing success depends largely on how well your
instruments fit in the ears and how carefully you maintain
and handle them.
The best way to use your
new hearing instrument
This is your
Instrument
TRIANO 3 /TRIANO 3 P Page 5
TRIANO S /TRIANO SL Page 13
TRIANO SP Page 23
3/3 P
S/SL
SP
All
Applicable to allTRIANO instruments
How to insert your ear mould Page 34
Notes for cleaning and care Page 36
The best way to handle your hearing instruments Page 37
How to solve some failures yourself Page 38
Hearing training made easy Page 39
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Contents:
23
A friendly guide to your
new Siemens hearing
instruments
Congratulations!
You have decided in favour of hearing instruments from
Siemens.You have taken an important step towards being
able to hear and understand better once again.
Your new hearing instruments will be your constant
companions from now on. With these technically perfected
hearing instruments you profit from our many years’ research
and experience in microelectronics. Soon it will be easy for
you to hear again. Good hearing is an important requirement
for your physical well being. With your new hearing
instruments, which will accompany you daily, you will again
enjoy taking an active part in the world of speech and music.
And as with any constant companion, you’ll need some time
at first to get used to handling your hearing instruments.
With a little patience, we trust that your new hearing
experience will be all the more pleasant for you.
For this purpose we are providing you with this brief user
guide for your hearing instruments. It should contribute to
deepening your friendship with your new partners in the
matter of better hearing. We want to help you to handle your
hearing instruments correctly, so that they will become an
important part of your life.
Wishing you much success,
Your SiemensTeam
In this brief guide you will find instructions for inserting,
placing and adjusting your hearing instruments.There are
also tips and information on correct handling, cleaning, care
and battery changing. And naturally information about how
you can solve some failures yourself if you cannot visit a
hearing instrument specialist immediately.
One important note:
Your hearing success depends largely on how well your
instruments fit in the ears and how carefully you maintain
and handle them.
The best way to use your
new hearing instrument
This is your
Instrument
TRIANO 3 /TRIANO 3 P Page 5
TRIANO S /TRIANO SL Page 13
TRIANO SP Page 23
3/3 P
S/SL
SP
All
Applicable to allTRIANO instruments
How to insert your ear mould Page 34
Notes for cleaning and care Page 36
The best way to handle your hearing instruments Page 37
How to solve some failures yourself Page 38
Hearing training made easy Page 39
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Description of theTRIANO 3/3 P hearing instrument Page 7
Handling batteries Page 8
Battery changing Page 9
Switching ON/OFF Page 10
How to select the programs Page 11
Volume control (TRIANO 3P only) Page 12
Telephoning in combination with your
hearing Instruments Page 12
45
3/3 P
Applicable to allTRIANO instruments
How to insert your ear mould Page 34
Notes for cleaning and care Page 36
The best way to handle your hearing instruments Page 37
How to solve some failures yourself Page 38
Hearing training made easy Page 39
TRIANO 3 TRIANO 3P
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Description of theTRIANO 3/3 P hearing instrument Page 7
Handling batteries Page 8
Battery changing Page 9
Switching ON/OFF Page 10
How to select the programs Page 11
Volume control (TRIANO 3P only) Page 12
Telephoning in combination with your
hearing Instruments Page 12
45
3/3 P
Applicable to allTRIANO instruments
How to insert your ear mould Page 34
Notes for cleaning and care Page 36
The best way to handle your hearing instruments Page 37
How to solve some failures yourself Page 38
Hearing training made easy Page 39
TRIANO 3 TRIANO 3P
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3/3 P
Description of the
TRIANO 3/3 P hearing instruments
Microphone openings
Programming socket
Program button
to select the
programs (1-4)
On/Off
Battery compartment
with on/off switch
(Battery type 13)
Ear hook
To achieve optimum fittingTRIANO 3/3 P instruments are
available in a left and right version.The different coloured
type labels make it easier for you to allocate the instruments
especially when being fitted binaural.
Type plate
red=right instrument
blue= left instrument
Volume control
(TRIANO 3P only)
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3/3 P
Description of the
TRIANO 3/3 P hearing instruments
Microphone openings
Programming socket
Program button
to select the
programs (1-4)
On/Off
Battery compartment
with on/off switch
(Battery type 13)
Ear hook
To achieve optimum fittingTRIANO 3/3 P instruments are
available in a left and right version.The different coloured
type labels make it easier for you to allocate the instruments
especially when being fitted binaural.
Type plate
red=right instrument
blue= left instrument
Volume control
(TRIANO 3P only)
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So-called zinc-air batteries are
used today almost exclusively
in hearing instruments to mini-
mize environmental damage.
These batteries require oxygen
for operation, which they ab-
sorb from the air.The battery
is activated as soon as the
protective foil is pulled off and is used up even if you do not
use your hearing instrument.
You should always pull off the protective foil only if you
actually use the battery. Also, do not leave the batteries in
your hearing instruments if you do not use them over a
longer period.The batteries can leak and damage the
instruments.The batteries keep for from a few days up to
several weeks according to the way they are used.You can
recognize when a change of batteries becomes necessary,
because your hearing instru-ments become noticeably quieter
towards the end of the battery’s life.Then it is time for new
batteries.Two warning tones sound once per minute,
indicating that you must insert a new battery.
Handling batteries
Your hearing instrument specialist can switch off the warning
tones if required.
Zinc-air batteries which are almost completely used up show
the following behaviour: After switching on the instruments
they function completely normally, but then rapidly become
quieter.The more the battery is used up, the faster the gain
falls off.You must then replace such batteries by new ones.
3/3 P
Battery changing
Removing the battery
Open the battery compartment
as shown in the picture.
It has to opened completely.
In order to do this you have
open the compartment
beyond the first stop (“OFF“–
see: Switching ON/OFF).
Normally the battery drops out
when the battery compartment
is completely open.
Should this not be the case, you
can lightly tap the instrument or
push the battery out with a
pencil as shown in the picture.
Inserting the battery
Important! Make sure to note
the polarity of the battery!
If the battery is inserted incor-
rectly, the battery compartment
can be closed only with con-
siderable force.This will damage
the instrument.
Closing the battery
compartment
Close the battery compartment
by pressing from below with
your finger tip.
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89
So-called zinc-air batteries are
used today almost exclusively
in hearing instruments to mini-
mize environmental damage.
These batteries require oxygen
for operation, which they ab-
sorb from the air.The battery
is activated as soon as the
protective foil is pulled off and is used up even if you do not
use your hearing instrument.
You should always pull off the protective foil only if you
actually use the battery. Also, do not leave the batteries in
your hearing instruments if you do not use them over a
longer period.The batteries can leak and damage the
instruments.The batteries keep for from a few days up to
several weeks according to the way they are used.You can
recognize when a change of batteries becomes necessary,
because your hearing instru-ments become noticeably quieter
towards the end of the battery’s life.Then it is time for new
batteries.Two warning tones sound once per minute,
indicating that you must insert a new battery.
Handling batteries
Your hearing instrument specialist can switch off the warning
tones if required.
Zinc-air batteries which are almost completely used up show
the following behaviour: After switching on the instruments
they function completely normally, but then rapidly become
quieter.The more the battery is used up, the faster the gain
falls off.You must then replace such batteries by new ones.
3/3 P
Battery changing
Removing the battery
Open the battery compartment
as shown in the picture.
It has to opened completely.
In order to do this you have
open the compartment
beyond the first stop (“OFF“–
see: Switching ON/OFF).
Normally the battery drops out
when the battery compartment
is completely open.
Should this not be the case, you
can lightly tap the instrument or
push the battery out with a
pencil as shown in the picture.
Inserting the battery
Important! Make sure to note
the polarity of the battery!
If the battery is inserted incor-
rectly, the battery compartment
can be closed only with con-
siderable force.This will damage
the instrument.
Closing the battery
compartment
Close the battery compartment
by pressing from below with
your finger tip.
…
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3/3 P
Program button
The hearing instrument is auto-
matically switched on when the
battery is inserted and the battery
compartment closed.The instru-
ment then diverts to program“1“.
By pressing the program button
approx. 3 seconds the hearing
instrument is switched off.
If the hearing instrument has already been operated and
then switched off as described above, to switch it on again
simply press the program button approx. 3 seconds.The
instrument diverts again to program“1“.
The battery should be removed if the hearing instrument is
not in use over a longer period.
Switching ON/OFF
Program
button
The plus (+) side of the battery is always the
smooth side.You can recognize the minus (–) side
by the coloured ring.
You should always keep spare batteries
at hand.
If you feel you cannot change the battery yourself,
ask someone to help you: a family member, friend
or your hearing instrument specialist.
Useful tips:
Please do not throw used batteries into household
refuse. Return them to your hearing instrument
specialist for environmentally correct disposal.
Caution!
Please keep batteries out of the reach of children.They
are damaging to health when swallowed.
How to select the programs
TheTRIANO 3/3P instruments have 4 hearing programs
which are selected with a program button. Each time the
button is pressed the instrument diverts to the next program
which is confirmed with a beep tone.The number of beep
tones is identical with the selected program.That means
when program “3“is selected 3 beep tones are heard.
The standard seizure of the programs is as follows:
Program “1“–for the most frequently hearing
situations
Program “2“–is the automatic microphone mode
Program “3“–is telecoil mode
Program “4“–normally not activated but can be pro-
grammed if requested
Battery compartment
There are two ways to switch
theTRIANO 3/3P ON/OFF.
The first way is by using the
battery compartment. When it
is completely closed, the
TRIANO 3/3Pis“ON“(see fig.1).
Opening the battery compart-
ment to the first stop (see fig. 2)
means the instrument is turned
“OFF“.
The second way to switch the
instrument is by using the
program button. See chapter
“Program button“.
fig. 1
fig. 2
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