VOL Operating Instructions Remote Control MEMORY Model No. WH-0M1201A Thank you for purchasing a Panasonic Remote Control WH-0M1201A. This product is a wireless device, used for operating memory programs and adjusting volume levels.
Supported products Before Use 2 Product Model R1-W series WH-R17C WH-R15C WH-R13C Wireless connection For wireless connection between the remote control and hearing instrument, please be aware of the following: · Use 1 (one) for the wireless device identification of the hearing instrument and remote control. · If somebody around you is using a Panasonic’s wireless device, sharing the same wireless ID as you in the same area can affect the performance of each other’s hearing instruments.
Contents The Panasonic Remote Control comes with the following items. If there are any missing or defective items, please inform your dispenser. Before Use · Operating instructions · AAA alkaline battery Warning to dispensers .................................................... 4 Safety precautions ........................................................... 9 Care and handling ........................................... 16 Maintenance ...................................................
Warning to dispensers Before Use 4 The remote control must be adjusted and configured by the dispenser on an individual basis. Inappropriate wireless connection setup may cause damage to your clients or result in poor performance of the product. Company name: Panasonic Corporation of North America Healthcare Group Address: One Panasonic Way, 1H-6, Secaucus, NJ 07094 Telephone No.: 1-888-422-6309 Remote control setup Wireless Device Identification No.
Follow the instructions below to reduce the risk of personal injury or damage to the hearing instrument. The following symbols are used throughout this document, and contain important differences regarding the probability of serious injury. These definitions are as follows: WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that could result in death or serious injury. CAUTION Indicates a possible hazard which if not avoided may result in minor to moderate injury.
Safety precautions (Continued) Before Use WARNING Follow the battery instructions as to proper handling and storage of batteries. •Do not insert the battery in the hearing instrument the wrong way round. Observe polarity, otherwise a liquid spill or explosion may occur. •Do not charge a dry cell battery. •Do not disassemble or expose the battery to excessive pressure, heat flame or liquid. •Do not leave the empty dead/discharged battery in the main unit.
Keep out of reach of children and pets. Zinc air batteries can be easily swallowed and pose a choking hazard and possible internal injury or can lead to death if swallowed. To prevent accidental ingestion, secure batteries in a safe place where they are not accessed by infants, small children, pets, or others who might accidentally swallow them. Dispose of used batteries immediately. Do not let others use your remote control. Inappropriate use of a remote control can cause severe damage to the ear.
Safety precautions (Continued) Before Use WARNING Turn off your device while on an aircraft. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules prohibit the use of wireless devices on airborne aircraft. In addition to the FCC’s rules, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) prohibits in-flight use of wireless devices because of potential interference to the aircraft’s navigation and communication systems. · Restrictions on the use of wireless equipment may vary by country.
Confirm that the remote control is completely free of burrs and cracks. Rugged projection like sharp edges and rough burrs protruding from the surface of the remote control can cause cuts and nicks to the skin. · When cleaning your remote control, wipe it gently with a soft cloth. Never use organic solvents such as alcohol, paint thinner, or benzene. Failure to heed this caution may result in deformation or cracking on the surface. Do not disassemble or remodel the remote control.
Care and handling Before Use For proper care and handling of your remote control, be sure to read and follow the instructions below. Preventive maintenance can help extend the life span of your remote control. Be sure to dispose of all batteries properly. Some types of batteries are considered hazardous waste and should be handled with caution. Follow your state laws regarding battery disposal. Do not drop, hit or shake the remote control.
Do not use the remote control near any device that emits high frequency radio waves or generates a strong magnetic field. · There is a possibility that the volume adjustment and the memory change by the remote control cannot be done. Check your pockets to ensure that the remote control will not accidentally get thrown in the wash before doing the laundry. Keep out of reach of pets. A remote control, hearing instrument and its components can be a choking hazard or can lead to death if swallowed.
Product description LED lamp: The light flashes green when the button is pressed. (P. 14, 15) Operations VOL MEMORY Hold switch: Brings the remote control into standby mode to prevent the current settings of memory and volume control being changed accidentally. (P. 16) Battery compartment cover: Simply open, so you can replace the battery. (P. 13) A standby zinc air battery can be installed on each side of the dry cell battery. (P. 21) Volume control: Changes or mutes the volume settings. (P.
Cell battery replacement Make sure that the remote control is in standby mode before battery replacement. Slide the Hold switch to prevent the current settings of memory and volume control being changed accidentally. (P. 16) Open up the battery compartment. Gently press on the cover, slide it toward the bottom edge of the remote control, and open it up. · When closing the cover, gently press down on the cover and slide back to its original position. 2 Insert the battery.
Volume adjustment Turn the volume up by pressing the upper part (+). Turn the volume down by pressing the lower part (-). · Each time the volume key is pressed, the notification alert sound is emitted, and the LED blinks three times. Operations 14 · If the LED does not flash, the battery runs out of power. Replace it with a new one. (P. 13) · The volume control provides 24 adjustable volume levels. When the hearing instrument reaches its maximum/ minimum level, it does not emit a notification sound.
Memory switch LED lamp Memory 1 (the hearing instrument is turned on) VOL Chimes twice MEMORY Chimes once Memory 2 Chimes three times Memory 3 Chimes four times Memory button · Each time the memory button is pressed, the LED blinks three times. If the LED does not flash, the battery runs out of power. Replace it with a new one. (P.13) · The memory button allows you to switch between situations (programs) depending on surrounding conditions.
Hold switch The Hold function is used to bring the remote control into standby mode to prevent the current settings of memory and volume control being changed accidentally. To turn on Hold switch Slide the Hold switch into the direction as indicated by the arrow (ON). Operations To turn off Hold switch Slide the Hold switch back toward the bottom end, as indicated by the arrow, so you can change the current settings of memory and volume control.
Hand strap attachment You can install and put a commercial hand strap on the remote control as follows: Simply push the cord section of the strap and thread it through the strap hole of the remote control. Commercial hand strap Strap hole 2 When you take the strap, feed it through the loop of the line cord. 3 Pull the strap all the way through and tighten it as shown in the figure.
Proper remote control operation Proper operation · Use the remote control in front of your face. Parallel Parallel Operations · Keep the distance within 15.7 inches (40 cm) between the remote control and hearing instrument. Within 15.7 inches (40 cm) Within 15.7 inches (40 cm) · Keep the remote control horizontally flat (lying position) and parallel to your face (a line connecting both ears), which increases the sensitivity of the hearing instrument receiving a signal from the remote control.
Improper operation Not parallel · Do not separate the remote control from your hearing instrument by more than 15.7 inches (40 cm). Not parallel Longer than 15.7 inches (40 cm) Longer than 15.7 inches (40 cm) · Do not keep the remote control vertically upright (standing position). · If any key is pressed, and no audio alert is emitted, wireless communication is not working properly. Try the following tips: -Try a different position for the remote control.
Hearing instrument reset In case of binaural hearing instruments, the memory switch and volume control may work only on one ear depending on the communication status of the remote control. Reset your hearing instrument as indicated below or on the next page. Reset with your remote control 1 Reference 20 Bring the remote control in front of your face up to 3.9 inches (10 cm). · Keep the remote control horizontally flat (lying position) and parallel to your face (a line connecting both ears).
Reset with your hearing instrument Turn off your hearing instrument. · Fully open up the battery compartment by pulling the the edge of the swing-out door outward. 2 Turn your hearing instrument back on again. · Completely close the battery compartment by swinging the door until it snaps securely. Once powered on, the reset operation has been completed. * Once the hearing instrument is reset, the memory program and volume level will be reset to the factory presets.
Standby zinc air battery You can carry zinc air batteries in the remote control as backup batteries in case that you run out of the battery power while you are out or in situations where batteries are unavailable. A zinc air battery can be installed on each side of the dry cell battery. Make sure that the remote control is in standby mode before battery insert and slide the Hold switch to prevent the current settings of memory and volume control being changed accidentally.
Troubleshooting guide This section discusses a general approach to solving problems related to remote system handling and operations. The following table will help you narrow down the problem area, identify the source of the issue, and provide workarounds. If your problem is particularly sensitive or persistent, write down any error conditions encountered and detailed description, so your dispenser will figure out what’s going on with your remote control.
Specifications Reference 24 Battery DC 1.5V AAA alkaline battery 1 pc *Panasonic alkaline batteries are recommended for use. Communication distance Within 15.7 inches (40 cm) from the hearing instrument *The range varies depending on which direction the remote control is facing. Battery life 200 days *The most significant factors affecting the life of an AAA battery are its application and its amount or frequency of use. Size 48 (W) mm X 69 (H) mm X 20 (D) mm [1.9” (W) X 2.7” (H) X 0.
Warranty and customer service Warranty The Limited Warranty document is enclosed together in the package. Make sure that it is filled in with date of original purchase, name of dispenser, and other important information. Keep it in a secure place. Customer Services Directory (United States) Reference Obtain product information and operating assistance and locate the nearest dispenser by visiting our website at: http://www.panasonic.
Information Symbol Indications Reference 26 Battery disposal Symbol for “SERIAL NUMBER” Symbol for “HANDLE WITH CARE” Symbol for “DATE OF MANUFACTURE” Symbol for “STACKING LIMIT BY NUMBER” Symbol for “MANUFACTURER” Symbol for “KEEP DRY” Symbol for “THIS WAY UP” General symbol for recovery/recyclable Symbol for “TEMPERATURE LIMITATION” · Follow the battery disposal guidance based on the current United States federal laws and regulations.
FCC compliance -FCC ID : ACJ927151TXThis 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. NOTE: 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.
For your reference (Fill out when you purchase your hearing aid) Name of owner: Model number: Serial number*: Dispenser: Purchase date: Dispenser address: Dispenser phone: *The serial number is printed on the package label. [Distributor] Panasonic Corporation of North America Healthcare Group One Panasonic Way, 1H-6, Secaucus, NJ 07094 Telephone No. 1-888-422-6309 [Manufacturer] 247 Fukutake-ko, Saijo, Ehime 793-8510, Japan © Panasonic Healthcare Co., Ltd.