What is com Pilot? I want a mike to talk to my hearing aids.
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The ComPilot is the blue tooth device that allows me to pair my phone with my hearing aids. With the lapel mike I can wear the ComPilot inside my shirt. It also is great for hands free phone use whenever needed. I really enjoy it. Bill
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The lapel mic is used with the phone feature of the Com Pilot to pick up your voice. I put my Com Pilot in my shirt pocket and put the mic by my collar when I Bluetooth with my iPhone.The Com Pilot does have an accessory the is matched to your unit that someone else can wear and it transmits their voice to your unit. I believe that is what you might be looking for. I do not know the exact name, but it is on their website.
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Com Pilot is a device you wear around your neck. The neck loop is the antennae that connects with your hearing aids. The com pilot has a built in micro phone, but to wear it safely around you neck and under a shirt the built in micro phone rubs against your shirt and creates noise that distracts from your phone calls. That's why you need the microphone to disable the built in mic and attach to your lapel of your shirt. I am retired Vet, the VA Center paid for my com pilot, but I had to buy the Microphone. The neck loops where out to, need to get a spare, 58.00 bucks. But they are much sturdier than the original. The Com Pilot connects to two cell phones. Which is great. Com Pilot is a device you wear around your neck. The neck loop is the antennae that connects with your hearing aids. The com pilot has a built in micro phone, but to wear it safely around you neck and under a shirt the built in micro phone rubs against your shirt and creates noise that distracts from your phone calls. That's why you need the microphone to disable the built in mic and attach to your lapel of your shirt. I am retired Vet, the VA Center paid for my com pilot, but I had to buy the Microphone. The neck loops where out to, need to get a spare, 58.00 bucks. But they are much... » Read More Com Pilot is a device you wear around your neck. The neck loop is the antennae that connects with your hearing aids. The com pilot has a built in micro phone, but to wear it safely around you neck and under a shirt the built in micro phone rubs against your shirt and creates noise that distracts from your phone calls. That's why you need the microphone to disable the built in mic and attach to your lapel of your shirt. I am retired Vet, the VA Center paid for my com pilot, but I had to buy the Microphone. The neck loops where out to, need to get a spare, 58.00 bucks. But they are much sturdier than the original. The Com Pilot connects to two cell phones. Which is great. « Show Less
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Com pilot is a Bluetooth device that connects your cell phone to your hearing aids. You can attach an external mike to it and communicate through your phone you can also play your music from your phone through your hearing aids or listen to pandora, etc. works great for me.
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The Compilot is a remote control for Phonac hearing aids. It has bluetooth and audio inputs and these are sent to your hearing aids wirelessly via the neck loop. This microphone plugs into the Com Pilot and is used to make phone calls. The com pilot does have an in internal microphone but this one is much clearer and better. You can also use the com pilot to feed audio to your hearing aids (from an MP3 player for example). They also make a "Remote Mic" that your partner can wear so you can hear them in a noisy party for example. That sends audio to the com pilot wirelessly via bluetooth. It sounds like this may be more what you are after. The Compilot is a remote control for Phonac hearing aids. It has bluetooth and audio inputs and these are sent to your hearing aids wirelessly via the neck loop. This microphone plugs into the Com Pilot and is used to make phone calls. The com pilot does have an in internal microphone but this one is much clearer and better. You can also use the com pilot to feed audio to your hearing aids (from an MP3 player for example). They also make a "Remote Mic" that your partner can wear so you can hear them in a noisy party for example. That sends audio to the com pilot... » Read More The Compilot is a remote control for Phonac hearing aids. It has bluetooth and audio inputs and these are sent to your hearing aids wirelessly via the neck loop. This microphone plugs into the Com Pilot and is used to make phone calls. The com pilot does have an in internal microphone but this one is much clearer and better. You can also use the com pilot to feed audio to your hearing aids (from an MP3 player for example). They also make a "Remote Mic" that your partner can wear so you can hear them in a noisy party for example. That sends audio to the com pilot wirelessly via bluetooth. It sounds like this may be more what you are after. « Show Less
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This headset is meant to be used on General Aviation Aircraft. You would need to buy a separate usb adapter to have it work on a pc.
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It will paired as a TV Link. When paired it will stated "TV Link". It does not act a phone mic for your COMPilot. It acts a remote mic. Fo rexample you are at a lecture or in church. You take the Remote Mic and place near the speaker. THe when the lecture person speaks - you will hear that person in your Phonak Hearing Aid if he was standing next to you. So YES it is just a mike. Terry
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i dont know. the device is paired the following way the icom or pilot is fist pared with the hearing aid. my are phonak. the tv link will pair with the icom or pilot (and should pair with any bluetooth device. but the link betwee your hearing aids must be done with the audio doctor and you need to ask a hearing specalist. i plan to ask my hearing aid specialist this exact question next week. hope this helps. ray
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Phonak Pilot One has to be programmed to work with any hearing aid. Your question should be directed to a hearing aid technician.
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I had the same problem. There was absolutely nothing in the manual about how to enable text to speech. If you did not know the acronym ("TTS") and what that meant alongside the voices, you would never have guessed it. I love my unit, but was seriously disappointed with the poor documentation of the product. It is like so much tech doc these days: written BY the people who thoroughly understand the product's ins and outs and FOR the same sorts of readers (i.e., fellow knowers of the ins and outs)!
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No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot. The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service rep for the maker of your aids.
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I bought this from Amazon and it works great connected to my Com Pilot that is paired to my Cochlear Implants. It has good range and works great for me. You will need a 3.5 mm male to male audio cable to connect to your TV.
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I don't know. I have Phonak and Widex. My Widex doesn't have bluetooth. The com pilot MIGHT pair with other hearing aids that use the 0000 code, but I'd check with your audiologist. A better alternative would be the TV Talker that uses a telecoil neckloop. A friend of mine bought one and loves it. She can even hear the TV when she is outdoors!
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I have this device. It plugs into the port on the bottom of the ComPilot. There is no pairing because it is not wireless. I like it. It puts the microphone closer to your mouth for clearer conversations versus mid chest placement with the ComPilot's built in microphone.
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Yes, I have a com pilot bluetooth pendant from phonak. I also had to add Plantronics 92714-01 SSP 2714-01 Network adapter - USB - Bluetooth (a dongle) to the headset adaptor. Check which dongle works with your hearing equipment. Phonac and Plantronics both assisted me in selecting the correct compatible equipment. Now, I can bluetooth my phone or computer to my phonac hearing aids. It took a couple of tries to get the pairing to work. I get some confusion from my cell phone, but if I turn the bluetooth on my cell off and then on then all the pairings work.
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Try the soundbars by ZVOX they are designed with dialogue as the most important feature
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no, it can not. the compilot uses a very special "streaming signal" that can only be picked up by hearing aids from Phonak and Advanced Bionics. the remote mic could be used in other combinations, as it's "just" a bluetooth mic. I guess you could link it to your phone or computer. never tried though.
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I have an I-phone, Com Pilot and an S Link Base and they are all connected together so what I'm saying is, mine all work fine together. They are all connected to my Cochlear Implant. I'm assuming that your hearing device is Blue Tooth capable.
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This ComPilot works with all wireless hearing aids from Phonak except for the new Venture series hearing aids, which use the ComPilot II. Thank you for your patronage.
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No it doesn't have to be paired by the audiologist. It works with the ComPilot because it's a bluetooth device that finds the ComPilot.
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No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot.The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service rep for the maker of your aids. No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot.The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service... » Read More No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot.The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service rep for the maker of your aids. « Show Less