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Cochlear Nucleus® Freedom Bodyworn
List of required parts
1
Nucleus Freedom speech processor
2
MLxi or MicroMLxS
3
Bodyworn controller
4
Bodyworn FM cable
Pre-Fitting
Enable auto sensitivity control (ASC) and use an audio
mixing ratio of 1:1 for the dedicated FM program. Keep
the pre-processing e.g. ADRO strategy when used in the
default program.
When using MLxi, it should be programmed for the
Cochlear Freedom Bodyworn (see page 32).
Fitting with the user
1. Turn all equipment Off.
2. If you haven’t already done so, remove the ear level
controller by twisting it from the processor.
3. Twist on the body worn FM cable. Plug the cable into the
proper receptacle on the body worn controller. Attach the
FM receiver to the ear level end of the FM cable. If you are
using MicroMLxS, move the switch to the double green dot
position.
4. Turn the body worn controller On by pressing and holding
the select button. Ensure that an “X” appears in the upper
right corner of the display. If not, press and hold the up
4
2
1
3
and down button at the same time until “EA” flashes and
an “X” appears in the display.
5. Test the patient’s speech recognition in quiet at normal
sensitivity with the CI alone and then through the wireless
FM system only (out of range of the processor microphone).
Performance should be similar between these two condi-
tions. If the FM is too loud or too soft, the FM programming
software from Phonak may be required to optimize the FM
volume level.
6. Evaluate FM benefit as well as the appropriateness of FM
settings through speech-recognition assessment in the
clinic and standardized questionnaires completed by the
recipient, family members and teachers.
Recommendations
To avoid interference, the following channels are recommended
to be used with the MicroLink Freedom
N Band: N09, N12, N13, N16, N17, N18, N52, N57, N61, N62,
N64, N65, N68, N73, N76
H Band: H06, H07, H16, H17, H18, H19, H20, H47, H48, H57,
H59, H77, H78, H79, H85, H86, H87, H88, H89, H90
Listening check
Attach the Cochlear monitoring headphones to the
receptacle next to the FM receiver. Turn the system On by
pressing on the select button. Ensure that “X” is displayed
on the body worn controller. Now you can listen to both,
the processor microphone and the FM signal when
speaking into the FM transmitter. After about one minute
the headphones disable themselves. Note that the signal
quality of the monitoring phones or through the test
adaptor does not necessarily reflect the sound experienced
by the implant user.
Plug the MLxi or MicroMLxS into the headset checker (see
page 12). Turn On the headset checker and FM transmitter.
Plug the MLxi or MicroMLxS into an audioshoe attached
to a hearing instrument. Turn On the hearing instrument
and switch it to the FM program if required.
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