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How to connect my hearing aids to iPhone
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Phonak Product Catalogue Aug 2023
Bluetooth compatibility

What phones will work with Phonak hearing aids? Which version of Bluetooth are the Phonak hearing aids compatible with?

How to connect my hearing aids to iPhone

1.    Go to your iPhone home screen and tap on the “Settings” icon. 
2.    In the settings menu, tap on the “Bluetooth®” icon. 
3.    Tap on the slider to turn Bluetooth “on”. 
4.    First open for 5 seconds and then close the battery doors or switch the hearing aids         
       off and on again if you have a rechargeable Phonak hearing aids. 
5.    After several seconds, the name of your Phonak hearing aids will appear on the    
       iPhone screen.  
6.    Select the hearing aid from Bluetooth enabled devices list.  
7.    A beep from the hearing aid confirms successful pairing. 

Your iPhone is now connected to the Phonak hearing aids.

How to connect my hearing aids to Android smartphone

1.    Go to the Android phone’s home screen and tap on the “Settings” icon. 
2.    In the settings menu, tap on the “Bluetooth®” icon. 
3.    Tap on the slider to turn Bluetooth “on”. 
4.    First open for 5 seconds and then close the battery doors or switch the hearing aids    
      off and on again if you have rechargeable Phonak hearing aids. 
5.    After several seconds, the name of your Phonak hearing aids will appear on the list 
      of available devices. 
6.    Select the hearing aid from Bluetooth enabled devices list.    
7.    A beep from the hearing aid confirms successful pairing.   
 
Your Android smartphone is now connected to the Phonak hearing aids.

How to pair & connect rechargeable hearing aids to myPhonak on iPhone

To pair and connect rechargeable hearing aids, please launch myPhonak app and follow the steps:

How to pair & connect rechargeable hearing aids to myPhonak on Android

To pair and connect rechargeable hearing aids, please launch myPhonak app and follow the steps:

1. Tap on “Pair device” to start pairing.
2. Turn on Bluetooth® to allow myPhonak to connect to your devices.
3. For the initial setup of the app Location Services must be enabled on the smartphone.
4. Restart the hearing aids to enable the Bluetooth pairing mode:

  • Push and hold the lower part of the hearing aid button for 4 seconds until the light turns red,
  • Push and hold the lower part of the hearing aid button for 2 seconds until the light flashes green.

5. Tap on “Continue” to start pairing process. App will be searching for devices.
6. “Device found” will appear on the app screen. Select your hearing aid. It can take some time for the hearing aid to connect.
7. Bluetooth pairing request for each hearing aid will appear on the phone screen. Tap “Pair”.
8. Hearing aids are now successfully paired to the app. Tap “Continue” to complete the process or select “Optional settings” to see how to enable hearing aid controls for phone calls and streaming.

How to repair connection issues ocurring with myPhonak on iPhone
  1. Close and re-open the myPhonak app and try again to connect.
  2. Turn off and on the Bluetooth on the phone and try again to connect.
  3. Restart the hearing aids and try again to connect.
  4. Restart your phone and try again to connect.

If none of the above helps:
Sometimes a connection to the hearing aids cannot be established after an app update, an OS update of the smartphone, or when the fitting of the hearing aids has changed. In this case, a full reset of the app is recommended which includes the deletion of the Bluetooth® pairings and any Bluetooth settings:

  1. Close the app and uninstall the app from the smartphone.
  2. Go to Bluetooth settings in the smartphone.
  3. On the list of paired devices, find the two or three items representing the user hearing aids. 
       Please note that the third listed item is for the phone call / streaming functionality.
  4. Click on each of the paired devices and unpair them.
  5. Install the myPhonak app again from App Store.
  6. Follow the onboarding instructions until reaching the Home section. Then press “Pair device”. 
  7. Follow the pairing instructions.
  8. When reaching the screen with “Connect your hearing aids to myPhonak”, restart the hearing aids. Instructions for this can be found in the screen. 
  9. Click “Continue” in the app and the pairing will start, follow the instructions until reaching screen saying “Pairing complete!”
  10. If the user wants to enable phone calls, audio streaming and Tap Control this can be set up by pressing “OPTIONAL SETTINGS” and follow the instructions.
  11. The hearing aids should now be successfully paired.
How to repair connection issues ocurring with myPhonak on Android smartphones
  1. Close and re-open the myPhonak app and try again to connect.
  2. Turn off and on the Bluetooth on the phone and try again to connect.
  3. Restart the hearing aids and try again to connect.
  4. Restart your phone and try again to connect.

If none of the above helps:
Sometimes a connection to the hearing aids cannot be established after an app update, an OS update of the smartphone, or when the fitting of the hearing aids has changed. In this case, a full reset of the app is recommended which includes the deletion of the Bluetooth® pairings and any Bluetooth settings:

  1. Close the app and uninstall the app from the smartphone.
  2. Go to Bluetooth settings in the smartphone.
  3. On the list of paired devices, find the two or three items representing the user hearing aids. 
    Please note that the third listed item is for the phone call / streaming functionality.
  4. Click on each of the paired devices and unpair them.
  5. Install the myPhonak app again from Google Play Store.
  6. Follow the onboarding instructions until reaching the Home section. Then press “Pair device”. 
  7. Follow the pairing instructions.
  8. When reaching the screen with “Connect your hearing aids to myPhonak”, restart the hearing aids. Instructions for this can be found in the screen. 
  9. Click “Continue” in the app and the pairing will start, follow the instructions until reaching screen saying “Pairing complete!”
  10. If the user wants to enable phone calls, audio streaming and Tap Control this can be set up by pressing “OPTIONAL SETTINGS” and follow the instructions.
  11. The hearing aids should now be successfully paired.
How to connect myPhonak App on iPhone to non-rechargeable hearing aids

To pair and connect non-rechargeable hearing aids, please launch myPhonak app and follow the steps:

How to connect myPhonak on Android to non-rechargeable hearing aids

To pair and connect non-rechargeable hearing aids, please launch myPhonak app and follow the steps:

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Pairing TV Connector to Phonak hearing aids

How do I know my Phonak hearing aids are paired to the TV Connector?

TV Connector does not connect automatically

Basic troubleshooting steps to ensure TV connector connects automatically

Too noisy to hear the phone call through the hearing aids

It is too noisy and I can’t hear the phone call through my hearing aids

How to unpair your Phonak hearing aid from Android mobile
How to pair your Oticon hearing aids with your iPhone
How to change the battery in an in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aid

1. Remove

Fully open the battery drawer. Remove the battery.

2. Uncover

Remove the sticky label from the + side of the new battery.

3. Insert

Insert the new battery into the battery drawer. Make sure the + side faces the + on the battery drawer.

4. Close

Close the battery drawer. The hearing aid will play a jingle. Hold the instrument close to your ear to hear the jingle.

Tip: The MultiTool can be used to change the battery. Use the magnetic end to remove and insert batteries. The MultiTool is provided by your Hearing Care Professional.

If there is any moisture on the battery surface, it should be wiped off before use. When you change the battery, it will take a few seconds before the battery begins to work.

Oticon Companion app

Conventional Control of Ponto 5 Superpower, Ponto 5 Mini and Ponto 4

  • Adjust the volume of your hearing aids
  • Switch seamlessly between programmes
  • Check the battery level
  • Locate your hearing aid if you lose it
  • Control sound from Oticon TV Adapter, ConnectClip and EduMic
  • Stream conversations directly into your ears with the remote microphone function*

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How to replace the hearing aid dome
Domes and Grip Tip are pre-sized, disposable earpieces that are placed on the hearing aid’s speaker or thin tube to fit comfortably in the ear. Domes range from open domes to closed power domes. Domes are made of a silicone elastomer and Grip Tips are made of a thermoplastic elastomer.

You should clean the speaker unit on a regular basis with a clean dry cloth and rub off any earwax. The dome and Grip Tip should not be cleaned. When you need a fresh, clean dome, remove the existing dome and put on a new one. We recommend replacing the dome at least once a month or as directed by your hearing care professional.

You can also purchase extra earpieces, cleaning tools and other accessories from your hearing care professional.

 

1. Hold on to the speaker/thin tube and then pull off the ear piece.

2. Place the speaker/thin tube exactly in the middle of the earpiece.

3. Push firmly to ensure that the earpiece is fastened securely.

How to connect your Oticon hearing aids to TV Adapter

TV Adapter 2.0 and 3.0

The TV Adapter 3.0 allows you to enjoy watching TV at your preferred volume, while the rest of the family can keep the volume at a level that suits them. The sound is rich and natural and there are no delays, so the sound matches the visuals on your TV screen.

TV Adapter 3.0 is compatible with Oticon More™, Oticon Zircon, Oticon Play PX, Opn S™, Opn™, Opn Play™, Xceed, Xceed Play, Ruby and Siya.

TV Adapter 2.0 is compatible with Alta 2 Pro, Nera 2 Pro, Ria 2 Pro, and older devices.

Oticon Connectline app

The ConnectLine App lets patients adjust the volume, change programs on the sound processor and switch between sound sources discreetly and easily.
They can switch between input sources, e.g. television, music player or phone, and customize settings from their smartphone or tablet.

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How to change battery in a behind-the-ear hearing aid

1. Remove

Fully open the battery drawer. Remove the battery.

2. Uncover

Remove the sticky label from the + side of the new battery.

3. Insert

Insert the new battery into the battery drawer. Make sure the + side faces up.

4. Close

Close the battery drawer. The instrument will play a jingle through the earpiece. Hold the earpiece close to your ear to hear the jingle.

Tip: The MultiTool can be used to change the battery. Use the magnetic end to remove and insert batteries. The MultiTool is provided by your hearing care professional.

If there is any moisture on the battery surface, it should be wiped off before use. When you change the battery, it will take a few seconds before the battery begins to work.

Ponto Care app

The Ponto Care™ app is simple to download and easy to use — your hearing care professional can show you how right in their office. It is free to download for both iOS® and Android™ devices via the App Store® or Google Play™. Your hearing care professional can help you download and install the app during a visit.

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