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5 Cochlear Update | FM Solutions

HOW DOES AN EARLEVEL FM RECEIVER WORK?

The microphone of the FM transmitter picks up the speaker’s voice and

sends it via a speciﬁc radio frequency (RF) channel to the FM receiver.

When the transmitter and the receiver are turned on, the wireless

connection is established between the two devices, since most current

devices automatically synchronise to the same channel (this can be done

manually if required). The Euro Accessory Adaptor connects an ear-level

receiver to the CP810 Sound Processor via the accessory socket.

CONNECTING AN EARLEVEL DYNAMIC FM RECEIVER

Some ear-level Dynamic FM receivers, such as the Phonak ML14i, connect

directly into the CP810 Sound Processor’s accessory socket. Once the

receiver is plugged in, it will automatically turn on. Other ear-level

Dynamic receivers, such as the MLxi require the use of the Euro Accessory

Adaptor to work.

CONNECTING AN EARLEVEL RECEIVER

Insert the FM receiver into the three pin socket on the Euro Accessory

Adaptor. Insert the Euro Accessory Adaptor into the sound processor’s

accessory socket and switch the FM receiver on (instructions for speciﬁc

models follow). The CP810 Sound Processor automatically detects the

Euro Accessory Adaptor and FM receiver. The CP810 Sound Processor

should be programmed with Custom Sound 3.1 or a later version to ensure

automatic detection of the FM receiver and Euro Accessory Adaptor.

WHAT ARE THE COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE EARLEVEL FM

RECEIVERS FOR THE CP810 SOUND PROCESSOR?

Following is a current list of the commercially available, ear-level FM

receivers that have been validated and meet Cochlear’s requirements

for use with the CP810 Sound Processor. This list will be updated with

additional ear-level FM receivers as they meet Cochlear’s requirements and

validation testing.

Note: Dynamic ear-level FM receivers are supported only in the CP810

Build Standard C processor. CP810 Build Standards A and B support

Dynamic FM in neckloop receivers (e.g. MyLink+). The build standard of the

processor is identiﬁed by the letter after the serial number. Locate the serial

number on the curved inside edge of the CP810 and read the letter (e.g.

‘#1010090115377 A’ is a Build Standard A processor).

Speciﬁc recommendations for the use of FM systems with the

Cochlear Nucleus CP810 Sound Processor

1. Ear-level FM receivers with and without the Euro Accessory Adaptor

ear-level

fm receivers

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