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Testing the connection

1 Ring the doorbell.

2 Your hearing aids will temporarily mute the sound, and you will hear a

door chime directly in your ears.

If you don’t hear it, see Tips & tricks on page 20.

If Try this

I hear no door chime

in my hearing aids

when the doorbell

rings.

 Move closer to the Smart hub to make sure you are

within its operating range.

 Press both test buttons on the Doorbell monitor

simultaneously. If you don’t hear a door chime, check

the monitor’s batteries and make sure it’s properly

installed, see Setting up the Doorbell monitor on p18.

 Press both test buttons once again. If you still don’t hear

a door chime in your ears, follow the Checklist on p10.

 Program the Doorbell monitor to recognize your door

chime, see Programming in the product user guide.

I hear door chimes in

my hearing aids for

no obvious reason.

 There are competing sound sources around the Door-

bell monitor. Switch them o or turn them down.

 Change the radio key on all units, see p35.

Tips & tricks

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Summary of content (15 pages)

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Testing the connection Tips & tricks 1 Ring the doorbell. 2 Your hearing aids will temporarily mute the sound, and you will hear a door chime directly in your ears. If you don’t hear it, see Tips & tricks on page 20. If Try this I hear no door chime in my hearing aids when the doorbell rings.  Move closer to the Smart hub to make sure you are within its operating range.  Press both test buttons on the Doorbell monitor simultaneously.
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Change to old couple A watchful ear on your dearest. 21 Setting up the Room monitor 1 Remove the battery pull tab to start the monitor. 2 Place it on a table or hang it on the wall. The recommended distance is 16–66 ft. (0.5–2 m) from the sound source.
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Testing the connection Tips & tricks 1 Ask someone to stand by the monitor and make some noise. 2 Your hearing aids will temporarily mute the sound, and you will hear an alarm signal directly in your ears. If you don’t hear it, see Tips & tricks on page 24. If Try this I hear no alarm in my hearing aids when I make some noise.  Move closer to the Smart hub to make sure you are within its operating range.  Press both test buttons on the monitor simultaneously.
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Using the Personal alarm 1 Attach the lanyard to the alarm unit. 2 Hang it around your neck and adjust the lanyard to your liking. You can also mount it on a wall by using the supplied adhesive. Always there for your loved one.
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Testing the connection Tips & tricks 1 Press the alarm button. 2 Your hearing aids will temporarily mute the sound, and you will hear an alarm signal directly in your ears. If you don’t hear it, see Tips & tricks on page 28. 1 If Try this I hear no alarm in my hearing aids when I press the alarm button.  Move closer to the Smart hub to make sure you are within its operating range.  Press the alarm button once again. If you still don’t hear an alarm in your ears, follow the Checklist on page 10.
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Setting up the Smoke alarm Protect your home and family. 1 Connect the battery to the battery snaps to start the unit. 2 Fix the baseplate to the ceiling using a screwdriver. Mount at least 12" (30 cm) from walls and other obstructions. 3 Attach the smoke alarm to the baseplate by turning it clockwise. 1 2 3 Caution. Read the Smoke alarm user guide and follow the safety info to avoid damage or injury.
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Testing the connection Tips & tricks 1 Press and hold the test button until the alarm goes off. 2 Your hearing aids will temporarily mute the sound, and you will hear a fire alarm directly in your ears. The signals will time out in ~40 s. If you don’t hear it, see Tips & tricks on page 32. 2 1 31 If Try this The alarm fails to sound when I press the test button.  Check the age of the unit, see the “Replace by” label on the side of the unit.  Check that the battery snaps are firmly connected.
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Appendix Visit Smart hub in depth information 33 Changing radio key 35 Using battery backup 37 Technical information 38 Care and cleaning 29 Safety instructions 41 34
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Changing the radio key If you start hearing monitor alarms for no obvious reason, there is probably a nearby Visit system that triggers your system. In order to avoid radio interference you need to change the radio key on all units. 1 2 3 Monitor Smart hub Monitor Please note: All units are set to the same radio key from factory and all switches are positioned down=off per default. 1 Open the Visit monitor front cover and move any radio key switch(es) to the up=on position to change the radio key.
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Using battery backup Technical information The Visit Smart hub is equipped with a battery backup that ensures full functionality during power loss for at least 48 hours. Power supply Power consumption Backup battery Activation Monitor frequency Monitor coverage Replacing batteries Unplug the mains power and open the front cover. Replace the old batteries with new ones, see the instructions in the battery compartment for correct positioning. Important! Use 1.
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Care and cleaning Notice: Failure to follow these care and cleaning instructions could result in damage to the product and void the warranty. Using connectors and jacks Never force a connector into a jack. Check for obstructions on the jack. If the connector and jack don’t join with reasonable ease, they probably don’t match. Make sure that the connector matches the jack and that you have positioned the connector correctly in relation to the jack.
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Important safety instructions This section contains important information about safety, handling, disposal, recycling and warranty. Notice: Read all safety information and operating instructions below before using the Visit Smart hub. Keep the user manual for future use. Warning!  Failure to follow these safety instructions could result in fire, electric shock, or other injury or damage to the product or other property.
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Model, type and classification The information is available at the back of the Visit Smart hub. Product disposal and recycling information The symbol to the left means that according to local laws and regulations your product should be disposed of separately from household waste. When this product reaches its end of life, take it to a collection point designated by local authorities.
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FCC compliance statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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