Shenzhen Eartech DION RIC Behind-The-Ear Hearing Aid User Guide
- June 5, 2024
- Shenzhen Eartech
Table of Contents
BTE-Dion
User guide
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Please read this manual carefully before use and keep it for future use
Welcome page
Thank you for choosing Shenzhen Zhiting Technology Co., ltd to develop the back-of-ear hearing aid — Dion.
Please read the User Guide carefully to ensure that you understand and get the
best out of hearing aids to avoid damage to your hearing aid due to improper
operation. From now on, we will be deeply concerned about your hearing
condition, you will enjoy the wonderful experience of a hearing aid brought to
you, letting you hear every character, with real ears.
This User Guide applies to: Dion series hearing aids.
Suggestions:
A favourable audiologist is an essential part of a healthy life. When hearing
loss occurs, you need to go to a special testing center or hospital for a
hearing test and evaluation. If necessary, please share your expectations with
the surveyor or doctor.
Consistent and scientific use of hearing aids will help you to listen better.
About Hearing aids
Hearing aid models | Battery Size | Charging |
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Dion | P13 | Allow |
NOT Allow
Serial number (left side): ____
Serial number (right side):
Warranty period: __
Purchase date: __
Cautions
Certain users should only use their hearing aids and not others.
Hearing aid earplugs can be cleaned daily with a soft dry cloth to remove
cerumen, if necessary, they can be removed, sterilized with alcohol, and then
put back into hearing aids until the alcohol is completely volatile.
Exposure to high temperatures, strong humidity, high magnetic fields(0.1t),
X-rays, CT scans, and mechanical stress can damage your hearing aid, So Please
do not wear hearing aids in these places; If the device is disturbed, please
stop using it immediately. But for low-radiation areas such as alarms, radio
equipment, mobile phones , it generally does not affect hearing aids. Still,
it does not rule out affecting the sound quality or interference of hearing
aids.
Hearing aids should be tested before professional examination and hearing
test, and under the guidance of a doctor or a professional hearing aid tester.
Hearing aids do not cure hearing loss, or prevent or improve hearing loss
caused by organic lesions. Please follow the instructions of your doctor or
hearing health care professional to use hearing aids. Do not take it privately
if any parts are left in the ear canal after removing the hearing aid. To
avoid ear canal injury, allergy or cerumen embolism, seek medical attention
immediately to prevent ear canal injury, allergy or cerumen embolism, seek
medical attention immediately.
Custom hearing aids should be cleaned at least twice a week, and for oily ears
should be once a day. Wipe the hearing aid clean with a cotton ball or soft
cotton paper, and then use a matching soft brush to remove earwax or other
blockage from acoustic holes or cerumen baffle. Wipe the hearing aid clean
with a cotton ball or soft cotton paper, and then use a matching soft brush to
remove earwax or
Be especially careful when wearing custom hearing aids with an output greater
than 132 decibels, as high-intensity sound output signals may cause residual
hearing damage. Please ask hearing healthcare professionals to advise the use
of hearing aids or carefully adjust the volume to ensure that the hearing aids
maximize the hearing loss appropriate for your specific situation.
Your hearing aid is suitable for operation in the frequency range of 2.4 to
2.8GHz. Disable the wireless function of your hearing aid when flying.
Do not use hearing aids in mines, oil fields or explosive environments.
The function and volume control switch should be used correctly, and the
lights should be turn on and off as much as possible to avoid excessive force.
Precautions for the use of hearing aid batteries:
- Do not throw the battery into the fire to avoid explosion;
- Do not put the battery in your mouth. Swallowing the battery could endanger your life. If you swallow the battery, seek medical attention immediately.
- Children and people with intellectual disabilities should keep away from batteries.
- Do not discard the used battery at will. Please hand it to the department specialized in recycling used batteries.
- When you do not use a hearing aid for a long time, please remove the battery to prevent batteries. When not using a hearing aid, please turn it off when not using a hearing aid to save battery power
- Hearing aids should not be discarded at the end of their lives to avoid ecological pollution, they should dispose of electronic devices professionally following relevant regulations to avoid environmental damage.
Hearing aids should be kept clean and wax removed from earplugs frequently
Hearing aids should be regularly sent to the testing center for maintenance
and inspection, to ensure that the hearing aid is in good condition.
Use earplugs with caution if the patient has a perforated eardrum, exposed
middle ear cavity, or has had ear canal surgery. Hearing aids are not suitable
for patients with acute external auditory canal, otitis, chronic suppurative
otitis media, acute suppurative otitis media, and those allergic to this
material.
Special reminder for children with hearing loss: hearing loss can cause
problems in children’s language development and educational and social growth.
To avoid drool, please handle your hearing aid with care and prevent it from
falling on the parrot to a avoid strong impact or impact on the hearing aid.
Hearing aids are composed of sophisticated acoustic components; especially the
receiver is easily damaged by vibration, which will shorten the service life
of the original according to the damage, and severe vibration will cause
damage to the hearing aid.
Hearing aids are strictly prohibited from entering the water. Do not immerse
the hearing aid in any liquid. It would be best to take off the hearing aids
when swimming, bathing and washing hair. After swimming or taking a shower,
wait until the ear canal is dry before wearing a hearing aid. Whenever the
hearing aid is removed, it should be placed in a desiccant box, away from
light, high temperature and high humidity environment, to avoid collision.
Descriptions
Device model: Dion
Product Component Description for Dion
- Earplug
- Tube
- Microphone
- Multi-function button
- Battery door
- Speaker dummy
Using guide
Before using:
Please open the battery compartment and check whether the serial number on the
battery compartment matches the outer packing box
Step 1: Put in the battery
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Remove the sticky paper from the new battery and wait 1 minute until the
battery is fully activated;| Open the battery door| Place the battery’s
positive electrode (+) ,face-up, into the battery compartment.
Step 2: Wearing hearing aid
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Hang the heraing aid behind your ear| Put the earplugs into the ear canal
Step 3 Removing hearing aid
Grasp the hearing aid tube and carefully remove the hearing aid from the ear.
Care and maintenance
If a hearing aid has a buildup of earwax, dirt, and bacteria; it can lead to ear infections; dirt, earwax plugs the hearing aid holes, and the hearing aid is silent, so please do the followings:
- Do not wear hearing aids when spraying hairspray, to avoid stuffing into the sound hole;
- Do not bring hearing AIDS into the therapy room if you do microwave therapy in the hospital
- Sweat should be prevented from entering the hearing aid in summer
- Do not push sharp objects into sound holes or sound holes
- Do not wash the hearing aid with water or other solvents that may cause danger
- Hearing aids must be kept dry, especially in the season of rain and humidity, to avoid the rain.
- Hearing aids are kept in an airtight desiccant container to prevent moisture absorption. The desiccant will have Arthur changes, and it needs to be used after drying or replaced in time.
Troubleshooting
Problem | Causes | What to do |
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NO SOUND | Not boot(after close battery door) | Install sufficient batteies and |
fill the battert compartment
Low battery| Install sufficient batteies and fill the battert compartment
The batterydoor is not fully closed| Completely close the battery door
Speakre blockage| Cleaning speaker
LOW VOICE| Improper wearing of earplugs| Wearing earplugd correctly
The ear fill dirty| Clean ear plugs
Speakre dirty| Clean speaker
Too many cerumen in ear canal| Clean ear canal and seek medical advice if
necessary
The volume is too low| Increase the volume or consult a dispenser
SQUEAL| Improper wearing of earplugs| Wearing corrrctly
Too many cerumen in ear canal| Clean ear canal and seek medical advice if
necessary
Improper setting of hearing aids| Reset according to the manual prompts
DIST ORTION
OF SOUND| Low battery| Inst all sufficient batteries and fill the battery
compartment
Wearing wrong earplugs| Replace earplugs
Improper setting of hearing aids| Reset according to the manual prompts
Hearing aid failure| Find the purchase platform and apply for after-sales
service
Service and Warranty
Local warranty
Please check the hearing care professional from which you purchased your
hearing aids for the local warranty terms
International warranty
TUITUI hearing aid offers a one-year limited international warranty, effective
from the date of purchase. This limited warranty covers manufacturing and
material defects in the hearing aid itself, but excludes accessories such as
batteries, tubes, earpieces, external receivers. Warranty is valid on
presentation of proof of purchase. The international warranty does not affect
any legal rights that you might have under applicable national legislation on
thesale of consumer goods.
Warranty limitation
This warranty does not cover damage from improper handling or care, exposure
to chemicals or undue stress. Damage caused by third parties or non-authorized
service centers renders the warranty null and void. This warranty does not
include any services performed by a hearing care professional in their office.
Compliance information
Product structure and composition:
The rechargeable behind-the-ear hearing aid consists of a shell, a microphone,
a signal processor, a receiver and an earplug.
Operating principle:
Hearing aids are essentially sound amplifiers; the sound is amplified in some
way, and it is some way that people with hearing loss can effectively use
themselves to participate in the hearing. The microphone receives the external
sound of the hearing aid, and the analog-to-digital (ADC) converter converts
it into a digital signal. The multi-channel digital signal processor(DSP)
processes the digital input signal and outputs a direct digital drive (DDD),
which drives the receiver sound. Through the programming interface, use the
special testing and debugging software,to set according to the user’s empathy
for the hearing aid, save the setting value in the memory, and save some
parameters and program segments that control the working mode of the DSO.
Product intended use:
After the test, it is provided to the patients with hearing loss compensation.
Contraindication:
Dion series products are not recommended for people with acute otitis externa,
tympanitis, chronic suppurative otitis media, and acute suppurative otitis
media.
Voltage range:
DC 1.4 V (+0.1/ -0.1 V)
Electromagnetic compatibility Specification:
In accordance with GB/T 25102.13-2010 “electroacoustic hearing aids
- Part 13: Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)” adjacent compatibility requirements.
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Neighbor comp atibility At the following field strength, IRIL=55dB The field strength is expressed in terms of V/m(*)
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GHz
| 0.8~0.96| 1.4~2.0
Microphone mode| 3V/m|
2V/m
*Note: The test field strengths given are unmodulated carrier values.
Transportation and storage:
Ambient temperature range: -10C~40C
Relative temperature range ≤80%
Atmospheric pressure 86kPa ~ 106kPa
Normal operating conditions:
Environment temperature:-10C~40C
Relative humidity: ≤80%
Atmospheric pressure 86kPa ~ 106kPa
A special note on howlers:
One of the most common problems that new users of hearing aids encounter for
the first time is “squealing”, which is, hearing aids emit loud noises,
especially when the volume is turned on higher, The noise comes from the
earplugs that are not completely plugged, and the ear canal cannot be closed.
The hearing aid amplifies the Leakage sound, which is then amplified by the
hearing aid to generate noise.
Technical description:
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Classification of hearing aids :
a) According to the type of shock: Internal power equipment;
b) According to the degree of shock: Type B application equipment;
c) According to the degree of protection of harmful liquid: IPX0, conventional device ;
d) According to the degree of safety in the presence of flammable anesthetic gas mixed with air or with oxygen or nitrogen oxide: Equipment not to be used in the presence of a flammable mixture of anesthetic gas and air or a mixture of oxygen or nitrogen oxide
e) According to the operation mode: continuous operation -
External link device
If the mains power the external equipment connected to the product, it must comply with GB9706.1-2007 or equivalent safety standards.
Technical specification:
Model| osPL90| Full range sound gain (mean at high frequ
ency )| Equivalent
input noise
(dB)| Total harmonic distortion| Frequency
response
range (Hz)
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Maximumum saturated
sound pressure level (dB)| High frequency mean
(dB)| 500Hz| 800Hz| 1600Hz
Dion| ≤125+3| 122±4| ≤557±5| ≤23±3| ≤4+3| ≤4+3| ≤4+3| Floor level
5200 Upper limit 6200
Software Version Description:
Model | Software version number | Software Release |
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Dion | 4.2.0 | 4 |
Information and description of symbols
| This symbol indicates that it is important for the user to read and consider
the relevant information in this user guide.
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| This symbol indicates that it is important for the user to read and consider
the relevant information in this user guide.
| The symbol with the crossed-out garbage bin is to remind you that this CROS
device and the charger may not be disposed of as regular household waste.
| Temperature during transportation and storage: –20° to +60° Celsius (–10° to
+40° centigrade).
| Humidity during transportation: Up to 80% (non condensing). Humidity during
storage: 0% to 80%, if not in use.
| Atmospheric pressure during transportation and storage: 86kPa to 106kPa
| Keep dry during transport.
| This symbol indicates that the products described in these user instructions
comply with the requirements of the Category B application part of EN
60601-1.Hearing aid surfaces are designated as Class B Applied Parts.
Packing list
Title | Amount |
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Hearing aid | 1 |
User guide | 1 |
Certification | 1 |
Warranty card | 1 |
Earplug | 2 |
Contents
Name of registrant/manufacturer: Shenzhen Zhiting Technology Co., Ltd
Domicile of registered person/manufacturer:
516, Building 4, Qidi Xiexin Science Park, Longcheng Street, Longgang
District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
Contact information of the registrant/manufacturer:
E-mail sz@eartech.cn
Service life: 5 years
Date of manufacture: See the certificate of approval
Compilation/Revision date: 03/08/2022
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Shenzhen Zhiting Technology Co., Ltd
Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
FCC Statement:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
- this device may not cause harmful interference, and
- this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into and outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment.
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