http://www.fixmyhearing.com As the hearing aid becomes smaller and more advanced in terms of technology, the wireless remotes have been replacing the volume wheels and buttons that the hearing aids once had.

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Using a Remote Control with Your Hearing Aid
As the hearing aid becomes smaller and more
advanced in terms of technology, the wireless
remotes have been replacing the volume wheels
and buttons that the hearing aids once had.
Some of the aids provide you with the ability to
be able to connect your Bluetooth device to the
unit with a specialized remote control.
This allows your hearing aid to serve as a cell
phone or speaker for your computer with the
push of a single button. Hearing aid remotes can
prove extremely valuable once you have mastered how to use
them, as well as when. How many people don't like being able to
have another piece of technology to play with?
Simple Remote Controls
All of the manufacturers can offer you a simple remote control for
your unit. However, not all of the different types will be
compatible with a remote control. If your device comes equipped
with wireless features, you will be able to get a remote control for
it. The remote control provides you with a lot more hearing
possibilities than that of the traditional aids from years ago with
buttons and controls on the device.
When you choose aids that have wireless features built-in, you
will be able to program it just like a computer. Any adjustments
that you make will be stored onto the computer chip that is found
within the hearing aid itself, as well as through your provider's
computer system. The simple wireless remotes provide you with
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the option of making any necessary adjustments to the volume,
tone and overall sound quality in the hearing aid itself.
A simple remote control will provide you with volumes for
adjusting both ear buttons, changing the tone or overall pitch,
program buttons to customize your hearing for later use,
numbered buttons that allow you to recall anything you have
programmed into the remote and an indicator to let you know
when your battery life is getting low. Most of the simple remotes
will have the same sets of features, although there may be a
couple more added in there depending on the manufacturer.
Some of the remotes will come equipped with buttons for quiet,
party, telephone and restaurant. Each one of the buttons allows
you to be able to change the memory on the inside of your device
to one of the programs that are pre-set for various listening
situations. If you are having difficulty hearing at a restaurant or
party, you can try pushing the button on your remote that relates
to that specific environment to see if you are able to hear
everything around you better.
Once you have made the changes on your hearing aid remote,
you need to wait a few minutes to allow your brain to adjust to
the different settings. Slowly go through the options until you find
the one that works for your specific situation. Every one of the
settings on your remote can be adjusted by your provider,
including the one that allows you to change your volume levels.
Always make sure that you have your remote control on you. If
you have forgotten what you have programmed on your remote,
you will need to make an appointment with your provider to
discuss all of the features on your remote and hearing aid.
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Remotes Capable of Bluetooth Technology
Some of the hearing aid remotes are equipped with Bluetooth
technology. However, you will need to have the remote control to
be able to access all of the Bluetooth features. You will need to
sync the remote with a few of your favorite devices that are
Bluetooth capable by designating a button for each one of your
devices.
Whenever you want to connect to one of the devices that you
have programmed into your remote, simply press the button and
the signal will make its way through the device and into your
hearing aid all via your remote. You are only able to utilize one
device at a time. If you have your cell phone linked to your
hearing aid remote, you will be able to answer any phone calls
through your hearing aid and hear everything crystal clear right
through your unit.
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