User Manual - cochlear implant HELP

Nucleus Freedom Sound Processor
Accessories
The following accessories, or wired assistive listening devices,
can be connected to your Freedom Sound Processor.
Note: These accessories cannot be used with the BTE Mini
Controller. It does not have an accessory socket.
• Lapel microphone, to improve communication in noisy
environments.
• FM cable, to send sound signals from a commercially
available FM listening system to your Sound Processor.
For a list of the FM cables available, and for information
on the one suited to your needs, contact your clinician.
• TV/Hi-Fi cable, to connect a TV, Hi-Fi or stereo, personal
computer or other mains powered sound source to your
Sound Processor.
• Personal Audio cable, to connect personal music systems,
handheld games or other battery powered equipment to
your Sound Processor.
Caution: Do NOT use the Personal Audio cable to
connect to equipment using a wall outlet, that is, to a
mains powered device.
Note: These accessories may not be available in all countries.
In addition, commercially available wireless technology
assistive listening devices you may want to try include:
• Induction loop systems
• FM systems (such as the MicroLink TM Freedom)
Your in-built telecoil operates with induction loop systems.
The MicroLink Freedom is a Phonak product that fits the BTE
Controller only. It will not fit into the Mini BTE Controller.
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