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Auria Features

Program Switch

The Auria Processor can store up to three (3) programs (P1, P2, P3). The Program

switch has three positions to represent each program. P1 is at the bottom, P2 is in

P1 P2 P3

the middle, and P3 is at the top.

Auria Program switch

Volume Control

Volume control allows the loudness level to be adjusted. Turning the control in a

clockwise direction increases the loudness; turning the control counterclockwise

decreases the loudness. The volume position is indicated by the white dot on the

Decrease

Increase

Volume

dial. The Volume control is typically set at the 12 o'clock position.

Volume control

The audiologist has the ability to restrict or limit the Volume control dial. Although

the dial will continue to work, a restricted range will limit the actual decrease and

increase to sound as the dial is moved. Programming the Volume control in this

manner prevents accidental changes in loudness (either too soft or too loud), which

could compromise the child's hearing

Headpiece with Integrated Cable

The headpiece contains the transmitter for sending sound information to the

implant. There is no Microphone in the headpiece. The cable provides a relay for

the transfer of signals between the headpiece and the Auria Processor. The

headpiece and cable are one unit and should not be separated. To connect the

headpiece to the Auria Processor, simply align the raised area on the end of

the cable with the groove on the headpiece cable connection port located below

headpiece and cable

the Program switch on the body of the Processor, then slide in place until secure.

To remove the headpiece from the Auria Processor, hold the cable's connector

and gently pull it away.

connecting and Removing the headpiece

The Microphone

The sound Processor Microphone is located directly behind the base of the Earhook

positioned at the top of the Auria Processor. children may also use an integrated

Earhook and Microphone called a T-Mic®. (For more information on the T-Mic, see

the Earhook section of this guide.)

sound Processor Microphone

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