USER INSTRUCTIONS SCOLA™ FM SYSTEMSCOLA TALK TRANSMITTER
10BESUREtochangealkalinebatteriesassoonastheyareexhaustedtoavoidbatteryleakageALWAYSremembertoremovethebatteries–irrespec-tive
11BatterylifetimeandpowerlevelTwo rechargeable batteries are included With fullychargedbatteriesyourSCOLATALKcanoperatecon-tinuous
12TurningSCOLATALKonandoffYouturntheSCOLATALKonbypushingtheswitchfor-wardstothedesiredsettingandoffbypushingitback-wardsto
13 InthissettingSCOLATALKisinthemodecalled“directional” It mostly picks up sound signalscoming from in front attenuating unwa
14DIFFERENT WAYS TO USE SCOLA TALKSCOLATALKcanbeusedinanumberofdifferentways• Itcanhangaroundtheneckorbeclippedontotheclothes
15Attachingtheneckcord PlacetheprovidedneckcordholderontheSCOLATALK Press the neck cord holder againsttheSCOLATALKandpu
16ConnectingaudioequipmentTheaudiocordprovidedisusedtoconnecttheSCO-LATALKtoaudioequipment(egTVandradio)Plugtheaudiocorddir
17ConnectinganexternalmicrophoneYoucanconnectanexternalmicrophonetotheSCOLATALKTherearevarioustypesavailableincludinglapelandb
18ChannelselectionChannelselectionbuttonIn the SCOLA TALK display you can see the current FM transmitting channel. The channels selected for the SC
19ADVICE ON THE USE OF THE SCOLA™ FM SYSTEMTobenefitfullyfromyourSCOLA™FMsystemitisim-portantthatyouchoosetherightsettingsandwearin
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20ListeningsituationUseandsettingofSCOLATALK•ShoppingwithacompanionAskyourcompaniontoweartheSCOLATALKaroundhisherneckandsetit
21CARE AND MAINTENANCEIn general your SCOLA™ FM systemshouldbecaredforinthesamewayas yourhearingaidIt is a goodideatocleana
22WARNINGSWARNING•MakesuretokeepthebatteriesforSCOLATALKoutofreachof children whomightplacethemin their mouthsDiscardusedba
23IN CASE OF MALFUNCTIONThefollowingpagesincludesomequickadvicetofol-lowifyouexperienceproblemswithyourSCOLA™FMsystemIftheproblem
24Ifthereisnoiseinthehearingaiditcouldbebecause• YouareatoroutsidethelimitofyourSCOLATALK’soperatingrange Reducethedistan
25Ifthereisnosoundfromtheaudioequipmentbutthesound from the SCOLA TALK’smicrophonesignalisOKitcouldbecause• Theaudiocordi
26If the batteries do not charge and the displaydoesnotindicatethatthebatteries are chargingitcouldbebecause• Thereisnopowe
27WARRANTYAwarrantyoftwoyearsisprovidedThewarrantycov-ers any defects in manufacture or materials Defectsarising fromimproper ha
28REGULATORY INFORMATIONDirectiveECHerebyWidexASdeclaresthatthisSCOLATALKisincompliancewiththeessentialrequirementsandother
29SAFETYWARNINGThisdevicecanbepoweredbyanexternalpowersup-ply• Alwaysusethepowersupplychargerthatissup-pliedwithSCOLATALKAudi
3CONTENTSINTRODUCTION ... GETTINGSTARTED... THEFMSYSTEM ...
30FCCIDBRG-T ICA-TFederalCommunicationsCommissionStatementThisdevicemaynotinterferewithTVreceptionorFederalGovernmentrad
31Conformémentàlaréglementationd’IndustrieCanadaleprésentémetteurradiopeutfonctionneravecuneantenned’untypeetd’ungainmaximal(ou
32 Electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) contains materials, components and sub-stances that can be hazardous and present a risk to human health a
33SYMBOLS2SYMBOLSSymbols commonly used by Widex A/S in medical devicelabelling (labels/IFU/etc.)Symbol Title/DescriptionManufacturerThe product is pro
343Symbol Title/DescriptionKeep dryThe product must be protected from moisture and/or The product must be kept away from rainLower limit of temperatu
354Symbol Title/DescriptionCE mark The product is in conformity with the requirements set out in European CE marking directives.AlertThe product is id
36SETTINGSSCOLA TALKSerial number: _______________________Starting channel: _____________________
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4INTRODUCTIONWehopeyouwillbepleasedwithyourSCOLAproductSCOLAprovideshearingaiduserswithadditionalop-portunitiesindifficultlistenin
WIDEX A/S Nymoellevej 6, DK-3540 Lynge, Denmark www.widex.comÉ[5qr0q9|g;;a;g]Manual no.: 9 514 0195 001 #02 Issue: 2014-09
5GETTING STARTEDTobenefitfullyfromyourSCOLA™FMsystemitisim-portant thatyou makeyourselffamiliar withitsfunc-tionsItistherefore
6THE FM SYSTEMAn FM system is a wireless communication systemwhichallowsthesoundfromthemicrophone(SCOLATALK)tobesentdirectlytoth
7TheSCOLATALKFMtransmitterSCOLATALKtransmitssignalstooneormorereceiv-ers With the external antenna the operating rangewillbeu
8ThefollowingaccessoriesareavailablefortheSCOLA™FMsystemStorage case Bag External antennaAudio cord Neck cord Battery charger Two rechar
9BATTERY INFORMATIONBatterytypeTwoAAAbatteriesarerequiredforyourSCOLATALKThesecaneitherberechargeableorstandardalkalinenon-recharge
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