Echo minitech t tm aid for living personal listener.
Content 1. Safety instructions and precautions 2. Accessories picture 3. Installation instructions 4. Important 5. Conformity 6. Replacement parts 7. Technical specifications echo minitech t tm aid for living personal listener please read and follow the safety instructions before using the product.
Safety instructions and precautions: ● the minitech t tm is a personal listener that amplifies sound. Listening to uncomfortable sound levels for prolonged periods could adversely affect your hearing. ● the supplied stubby microphone (or approved line input) must be fully inserted into the microphon...
Accessories picture: 2 a) minitech t amplifier a) c) "stubby" microphone c) d) microphone on 1 metre lead with velcro d) e) 3 metre microphone extension lead e) g) 2×1.5v aa (lr6)drycells g) b) headset b) neckloop h) carry pouch with beltclip h).
3 installation instructions: 1. Make sure the on/off (4) switch is in the off position (figure 1). Remove battery cover (1) and insert dry cells, ensuring they are placed the correct way round, as illustrated on diagram inside battery compartment. 2. Replace battery cover securely (figure 2). 3. Fully...
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6 important: when the unit is switched on, the power indicator light (8) will show green if dry cells are okay. If power indicator shows red when switched on, or changes to red when in use, then the dry cells are running low and will need to be replaced within approximately 4 hours. If there is no l...
7 combination lead.
Replacement parts: frequency response: 65hz-6.5khz maximum gain: 45db maximum power output: 110 db tone control: 10 db range 300hz, 10 db range 5khz current consumption: 30ma with 32ohm headphones and no signal agc: attack time 0.3ms, release time 3ms ec conformity: en 50081-1 and en 50082-1 technic...
Rohs e & o.E hearing products international limited echo house, 26/27 haigh park, stockport, sk4 1qr, england tel. +44 (0) 161 480 8003 fax +44 (0) 161 480 8006 www.Hear4you.Com 01/01/11 uk: waste electrical products and batteries should not be disposed of with household waste. Separate disposal fac...
