Getting Started; Charging The Earpiece; Getting Used To New Sounds - RCA Symphonix Guide De L'utilisateur

USER GUIDE

Getting Started

The RCA Symphonix Personal Sound Amplifier
comes with the following parts:
:: Earpiece (with right tube and medium dome
attached)
:: Left tube
:: Large dome
:: Charger and charger top
:: Charging cable

Charging the Earpiece

For best performance, we recommend you charge
your RCA Symphonix earpiece fully before you
start using it.
To charge the RCA Symphonix earpiece:
1.
Plug the small end of the charging cable
into the charger.
2.
Plug the other end of the charging cable
into a standard AC outlet or surge protector.
Warning: This power adapter should be
plugged in so that it stays vertical or lies flat.
Important
Make sure the
earpiece's on/off
switch (on the top
of the earpiece)
is in the (off)
position before you
start charging the
earpiece.
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3.
Insert the Symphonix earpiece into the charger
as shown here. The top of the earpiece should
be visible and facing toward the middle of the
charger. Gently place the tube and tail into
the storage compartment, located beside the
charging compartment.
Not like this!
Once you've inserted the earpiece into the
charger properly, the Charging light blinks
green and the Power light stays steady green.
This means the earpiece is charging. Leave
the earpiece to charge until the Charging light
turns solid green. This means the earpiece is
fully charged.
Be careful with the tube!
If the tube is folded or kinked, it may not carry
sound properly, and your RCA Symphonix
earpiece may not work as designed.

Getting used to new sounds

RCA Symphonix lets you experience sounds you
might not be used to hearing, everyday sounds
like clocks ticking, paper rustling or crinkling,
nearby whispering or soft conversation, outdoor
noises like wildlife or traffic, or nearby footsteps.
It might take you a while to get used to all these
new sounds...at first, they might be distracting.
If you insert the earpiece into
the charger backwards, the
charger's protective circuit
will shut off power to the
earpiece after both indicator
lights blink several times.
See the Troubleshooting
section for instructions on
how to proceed.
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