Radio aids - Phonak

The Campus SX is a pocket worn multichannel transmitter. It can be used with the clip on lapel microphone or with the ear worn Microboom microphone.

It has an LCD display, which indicates the selected channel and the battery status. The transmitter has a button to temporarily mute the microphone.

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      The SmartLink SX is a multichannel transmitter with a choice of three microphone settings. It can be worn around the neck by the teacher, placed on a table and used as a conference microphone or hand held by the user.

It has an LCD display to indicate battery level, selected channel and microphone setting. The SmartLink is Bluetooth enabled, which means you can connect it to Bluetooth mobile phones.

The transmitter can also be used as a remote control for some Phonak hearing aids.

The ZoomLink is similar to the SmartLink but has a fixed neck cord, no Bluetooth and no hearing aid remote control.

The EasyLink is similar to the ZoomLink but has a single on/off switch in place of the microphone buttons. The microphone setting is programmed by the professional and cannot be changed by the user.

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The SmartLink SX is a multichannel transmitter with a choice of three microphone settings. It can be worn around the neck by the teacher, placed on a table and used as a conference microphone or hand held by the user.

It has an LCD display to indicate battery level, selected channel and microphone setting. The SmartLink is Bluetooth enabled, which means you can connect it to Bluetooth mobile phones.

The transmitter can also be used as a remote control for some Phonak hearing aids.

The ZoomLink is similar to the SmartLink but has a fixed neck cord, no Bluetooth and no hearing aid remote control.

The EasyLink is similar to the ZoomLink but has a single on/off switch in place of the microphone buttons. The microphone setting is programmed by the professional and cannot be changed by the user.

Detailed information on this product is available from Phonak Uk Ltd:

The SmartLink SX is a multichannel transmitter with a choice of three microphone settings. It can be worn around the neck by the teacher, placed on a table and used as a conference microphone or hand held by the user.

It has an LCD display to indicate battery level, selected channel and microphone setting. The SmartLink is Bluetooth enabled, which means you can connect it to Bluetooth mobile phones.

The transmitter can also be used as a remote control for some Phonak hearing aids.

The ZoomLink is similar to the SmartLink but has a fixed neck cord, no Bluetooth and no hearing aid remote control.

The EasyLink is similar to the ZoomLink but has a single on/off switch in place of the microphone buttons. The microphone setting is programmed by the professional and cannot be changed by the user.

Detailed information on this product is available from Phonak Uk Ltd:

The Phonak MicroMLxS is a behind the ear multichannel receiver. It is smaller than the MLxS and has improved reception.

It can be connected to most BTE hearing aids using the appropriate direct audio input shoe. It can also be connected to many cochlear implant processors.

It has a three-position switch: Off, FM only and FM+ hearing aid microphone.

The FM only position mutes the hearing aid microphone by approximately 20dB. The FM only setting does not work on all hearing aids.

The receiver will switch to a sleep mode when there has been no FM reception for 40 seconds. This is designed to reduce battery consumption.

The receiver can be programmed with the users choice of default frequency (channel). The receiver will always switch on to the default frequency. The receiver frequency can be temporarily changed using one of the current Phonak transmitters. Other compatible transmitters may be used but will not be able to change the default frequency. The default frequency and the output level can be changed by a professional with access to a programming device.

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The Phonak MLxS is a behind the ear multichannel receiver. It can be connected to most BTE hearing aids using the appropriate direct audio input shoe. It can also be connected to many cochlear implant processors.
It has a three-position switch: Off, FM only and FM+ hearing aid microphone. The FM only position mutes the hearing aid microphone by approximately 20dB. The FM only setting does not work on all hearing aids.

The receiver will switch to a sleep mode when there has been no FM reception for 40 seconds. This is designed to reduce battery consumption.

The receiver can be programmed with the users choice of default frequency (channel). The receiver will always switch on to the default frequency. The receiver frequency can be temporarily changed using one of the current Phonak transmitters. Other compatible transmitters may be used but will not be able to change the default frequency. The default frequency and the output level can be changed by a professional with access to a programming device.

Detailed information on this product is available from Phonak Uk Ltd:

The Phonak MyLink is a neck worn multichannel receiver designed to be used with hearing instruments that have a built in telecoil or ‘T’ program.

It has an on/off switch, a volume control and a battery level indicator light. MyLink is usually used with the EasyLink/ZoomLink or SmartLink transmitters but can also be used with other compatible transmitters.

For most children the preferred method of connecting to hearing aids or cochlear implants is by direct audio input. However the MyLink may be a good option for children whose hearing aids do not have direct audio input, eg in-the-ear hearing aids.

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The Phonak Microlink Baha is specifically designed for use with Baha products.

It has a three-position switch: Off, FM only and FM+ hearing aid microphone. The FM only position mutes the Baha microphone by approximately 20dB.

The receiver will switch to a sleep mode when there has been no FM reception for 40 seconds. This is designed to reduce battery consumption.

The receiver can be programmed with the users choice of default frequency (channel). The receiver will always switch on to the default frequency. The receiver frequency can be temporarily changed using one of the current Phonak transmitters. Other compatible transmitters may be used but will not be able to change the default frequency. The default frequency and the output level can be changed by a professional with access to a programming device.

Detailed information on this product is available from Phonak Uk Ltd: