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Sonic Radio Model - Quick Installation Guide

Radio Model Name: FUSION 2 SP

The FUSION 2 SP radio model is a low power, inductive radio transceiver working at 3.84 MHz consisting of an RF Engine Block (incl. DSP, radio & memory),

antenna coil, motherboard (incl. small passive components) and intended to be installed as a module into Sonic wireless hearing aid devices only. The module also

has all voltage regulators included inside the engine block. The module requires a battery, one or two microphones on a flex PCB and a speaker to be attached and

must be mounted in an external plastic shell. It is possible for authorized personnel only to program the module through a flex I/O. The module is depicted below:

FUSION 2 SP Radio Model (seen from the top side)

FUSION 2 SP Radio Model (seen from the bottom)

RF Engine

Block

Antenna

Motherboard

Battery -

Battery +

Program flex I/O

Speaker unit connectors

Mic flex

Summary of content (3 pages)

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Sonic Radio Model - Quick Installation Guide Radio Model Name: FUSION 2 SP The FUSION 2 SP radio model is a low power, inductive radio transceiver working at 3.84 MHz consisting of an RF Engine Block (incl. DSP, radio & memory), antenna coil, motherboard (incl. small passive components) and intended to be installed as a module into Sonic wireless hearing aid devices only. The module also has all voltage regulators included inside the engine block.
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Sonic Radio Model - Quick Installation Guide Radio Model Name: FUSION 2 SP FUSION 2 SP Radio Model (seen from the side) FCC ID: ZTOFU2SP 2 IC: 9799A-FU2SP
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Sonic Radio Model - Regulatory Label Information Radio Model Name: FUSION 2 SP Contains: ZTOFU2SP 9799A-FU2SP FCC ID: IC: NOTICE: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with the license exempt standard RSS-210 of Industry Canada. 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.