Assistive Listening Devices - Unitron T Stride P Pro Mode D'emploi

Assistive listening devices

Listening in public places
Telecoils pick up electromagnetic energy
and convert it into sound. Your hearing aids
may have a telecoil option that can help you
listen in public places equipped with telecoil
compatible assistive listening devices such
as a loop system. When you see this
symbol, a loop system is present and
may be compatible with your hearing
aids. Please contact your hearing healthcare
professional for more information on loop
systems.
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Connecting to external audio sources
Your hearing aids may have a direct audio
input (DAI) to connect to other audio sources,
such as a stereo or television, using an FM
system or a cable. The uDirect, an optional
wireless accessory, also has a DAI jack.
When your hearing aids detect a DAI signal,
they switch to your easy-DAI program
automatically. A short melody indicates that
easy-DAI is active. When you disconnect the
DAI, your hearing aids return to the previous
program automatically.
Ask your hearing healthcare professional
for information about the DAI system and a
connector cord.
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