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User Manual - cochlear implant HELP

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Nucleus Freedom Sound Processor<br />

Help<br />

message<br />

H5<br />

Meaning Action to take Repeating help<br />

message<br />

Program<br />

corrupted<br />

Use a different<br />

program on<br />

your processor<br />

if possible.<br />

Contact your<br />

clinician who<br />

will check your<br />

corrupted<br />

program(s).<br />

Private and public tones<br />

H5 will remain on<br />

the display if all<br />

4 programs are<br />

corrupted.<br />

H5 will flash briefly<br />

if only some of<br />

your programs<br />

are corrupted (for<br />

example you may be<br />

able to use P3).<br />

Private and/or public tones indicate when a particular<br />

function of the Sound Processor has been used. Tones can<br />

only be activated or adjusted by your clincian.<br />

To stop either the private or public tone, press any button.<br />

If you have difficulty hearing the private tone, ask your<br />

clinician to adjust it at your programming session.<br />

Private tones<br />

The private tone is heard by you, and nobody else. It can<br />

be used with the BTE Controller, Mini BTE Controller and<br />

Bodyworn Controller. Private tones can only be heard if your<br />

clinician activates them for a particular program. There are<br />

two types of tones: high pitched and low pitched.<br />

High pitched tones are heard when:<br />

• the processor completes a function<br />

• the buttons are locked or unlocked<br />

• you change programs. For example, when you move<br />

from program 2 to program 3, three tones are heard.<br />

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