Cochlear Nucleus CR110 Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 2)

FM systems are designed to improve a recipient’s signal-to-

noise ratio (SNR) to allow better hearing in noise. FM systems

are useful when the signal comes from a consistent source. For

example, children may use an FM system in the classroom to

hear the teacher over other classroom sounds. Adults may use

an FM system in business meetings to hear the presenter over

the sound of a projector fan and other ambient noise.

Custom Sound

™

Suite 3.2 provides a software upgrade to

the Cochlear

™

Nucleus

CP810 Sound Processor making

it compatible with ear-level Dynamic FM receivers. It also

implements changes that affect how the Cochlear Nucleus

CR110 Remote Assistant can be used.

The Nucleus CP810 Sound Processor can incorporate FM signal

inputs through the following devices:

• an ear-level receiver directly connected to the sound

processor

• an ear-level FM receiver connected to the sound processor

using the Euro Accessory Adaptor

• a neckloop receiver and the sound processor’s telecoil, or

• an FM cable connected to a body-worn receiver.

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