Your hearing aids allow direct communication with Bluetooth-enabled phones. When paired with the phone and connected to the phone, you will hear the caller's voice directly from your hearing aids. Your hearing aids pick up your voice with their own microphones. With additional pairing support, two active Bluetooth devices such as a phone can be connected to your hearing aids.

Making calls with a mobile phone

During calls using a paired cell phone:

• By pressing the upper part of the hearing aid button, you turn on the phone's volume and turn down the ambient sound
• By pressing the bottom of the hearing aid button, you turn down the phone's volume and turn on the ambient sound

TV Connector
Hearing the voices on television with the TV Connector accessory:
• By pressing the upper part of the hearing aid button, you turn on the sound of the television and reduce the ambient sound
• By pressing the bottom of the hearing aid button, you turn on the volume of the television and turn on the ambient sound

Accessories
TV Connector is an optional accessory that sends the sound of your television directly to your hearing aids. TV Connector can also transmit audio from stereo systems, computers, and other audio sources.
Remote Control is an optional accessory that can be used to control the volume of the hearing aid and program changes.
PartnerMic is an optional accessory that can be used to transmit the flow of a speaker's voice wirelessly to your hearing aids.
Your hearing aids are compatible with RogerTM accessories. Roger accessories can be used to transmit a sound or sound source wirelessly to your hearing aids.