User Manual - cochlear implant HELP
User Manual - cochlear implant HELP
User Manual - cochlear implant HELP
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Introduction<br />
Overview<br />
Nucleus Freedom Sound Processor<br />
The Nucleus ® Freedom Sound Processor is used together<br />
with a Nucleus ® Freedom <strong>implant</strong> or a Nucleus ® 24<br />
<strong>implant</strong>, (specifically the CI24R and CI24M models) to<br />
transmit sound to the cochlea.<br />
The Freedom Sound Processor consists of a Processing Unit,<br />
coil and a choice of three Controllers.<br />
The BTE Controller allows the Sound Processor to be worn<br />
behind the ear as a BTE Sound Processor. It is powered<br />
by three 675 disposable batteries or the BTE rechargeable<br />
battery.<br />
The Mini BTE Controller also allows the Sound Processor<br />
to be worn behind the ear as a BTE Sound Processor. It is<br />
powered by two 675 disposable batteries.<br />
The Bodyworn Controller is worn on the body as a body<br />
worn Sound Processor. It uses either two AAA nickel/metalhydride<br />
(NiMH) batteries, or disposable alkaline batteries.<br />
The three Controllers can be used interchangeably with the<br />
same Processing Unit.<br />
Warning<br />
The Freedom Sound Processor contains small parts<br />
that may be hazardous if swallowed, or may cause<br />
choking if ingested or inhaled.<br />
Infants and young children should wear the Bodyworn<br />
Controller in a Cochlear-provided, tamper-resistant<br />
pouch.
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