I already have the Phonnak Com Pilot, which is is tied in to my phonak hearing aids. Is this Phonak TV Link all that I will need to be able to tie in to my TV? I thought these units sell for upwards of $350.
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I also have the Phonak com pilot. The base station is marries to your com pilot via blue tooth technology. It is then plugged into an audio device and transmit the signal to your com pilot and your hearing aids. It works great! I have two. One is connected to my home entertainment center. The other is connected to my computer at work where it allows my to monitor programming without my co-workers being aware. BTW it alos serves as a charging unit for your com pilot
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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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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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I have paired three different ComPilots to my cell phone, to the TV link and to the Remote mic set. Your hearing aids or implant processors must be Phonak and Bluetooth compatible, On the ComPilot, you hold down the "+" button and the button on the side that looks like "< >". Hold them BOTH down at the same time for a few seconds until the blue light on the top begins to flash rapidly. When that happens, the ComPilot is in search mode and looking for a Bluetooth device to connect to. Hope this works for you.
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i am trying to help my father with is severe hearing loss. I am thinking to connect the 770 to a quality headset equalizer / preamp. Then a little blue toothe transmitter would be in charge of sending the signal to a high quality blue tooth headset. would the 770 perform in such a setup? I would really appreciate either tech and non tech answer. Thanks a lot!
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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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I did not realize that there are tow models bought mine fron two diffrant poeple years apart both work great one is a n and the other has no model on it just am21. Had em for 3 years direct tv would not sell me ine straight out right. So I bought each one for $30.00 @ diffrant years off CL ,
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yes, you can put this unit in front of your TV and bluetooth to your bluetooth hearing aids. Also, you can consider to use another product, RemHearlinkl, remote bluetooth microphone is good for hearing improvement. The link is Nolan RemHearLinks Bluetooth Wireless Remote Voice Audio Links with microphone, audio streamer. Long range. Multiple microphones, External audio input for voice and audio transmitting, Volume adjustment, Mute, Clear sound to help hearing loss to understand more speech over a distance. Ideal for the hearing loss, hearing impairment, podcasting, presentation, panel session, distance education, conference, remote hearing aids. Hope these information is good for your reference. yes, you can put this unit in front of your TV and bluetooth to your bluetooth hearing aids. Also, you can consider to use another product, RemHearlinkl, remote bluetooth microphone is good for hearing improvement. The link is Nolan RemHearLinks Bluetooth Wireless Remote Voice Audio Links with microphone, audio streamer. Long range. Multiple microphones, External audio input for voice and audio transmitting, Volume adjustment, Mute, Clear sound to help hearing loss to understand more speech over a distance. Ideal for the hearing loss,... » Read More yes, you can put this unit in front of your TV and bluetooth to your bluetooth hearing aids. Also, you can consider to use another product, RemHearlinkl, remote bluetooth microphone is good for hearing improvement. The link is Nolan RemHearLinks Bluetooth Wireless Remote Voice Audio Links with microphone, audio streamer. Long range. Multiple microphones, External audio input for voice and audio transmitting, Volume adjustment, Mute, Clear sound to help hearing loss to understand more speech over a distance. Ideal for the hearing loss, hearing impairment, podcasting, presentation, panel session, distance education, conference, remote hearing aids. Hope these information is good for your reference. « Show Less
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This TV does not have either an analog audio output or a headphone jack. One (or both) of those would be handy to have. The TV sound out is via TosLink, which is an optical digital signal. I used a TosLink optical cable and an optical/digital to analog sound converter and two RCA cables to connect to my amplifier. The total cost of those items was about $50. Not a big deal, but just an advance notice that you really do need the cables and D/A converter, because the sound from your existing home theater or stereo amplifier and speakers will be needed. If you have a more modern amplifier with optical digital input, only the TosLink cable will be necessary. This TV does not have either an analog audio output or a headphone jack. One (or both) of those would be handy to have. The TV sound out is via TosLink, which is an optical digital signal. I used a TosLink optical cable and an optical/digital to analog sound converter and two RCA cables to connect to my amplifier. The total cost of those items was about $50. Not a big deal, but just an advance notice that you really do need the cables and D/A converter, because the sound from your existing home theater or stereo amplifier and speakers will be needed. If you have a more modern amplifier with... » Read More This TV does not have either an analog audio output or a headphone jack. One (or both) of those would be handy to have. The TV sound out is via TosLink, which is an optical digital signal. I used a TosLink optical cable and an optical/digital to analog sound converter and two RCA cables to connect to my amplifier. The total cost of those items was about $50. Not a big deal, but just an advance notice that you really do need the cables and D/A converter, because the sound from your existing home theater or stereo amplifier and speakers will be needed. If you have a more modern amplifier with optical digital input, only the TosLink cable will be necessary. « Show Less
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Yes it does. This device hooks up to sound out on your TV, OR, the way I hooked it up, I got a splitter for the sound out from my cable box, ran one set of cables to the TV and one set to the Phonak unit. Then, you can have your own sound control level with you Phonak ComPilot (NOTE: You MUST have a ComPilot, not included with this particular unit - to use this). If you don't already have the ComPilot, you should buy the combo version. This one was a second unit for a TV in another room.
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I looked up the pocket Talker Pro and it looks like a real useful product. And it has very good reviews. Maybe I'll get one so I can lower the volume on the TV ;)
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Perhaps you can buy an additional RF link for the extra TV, but I have not tried this. These transmitters work extremely well. Bought ours a few years ago and we have not had any issues.
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Mine is paired with a Compilot. The remote Mic is a standard Bluetooth device Perhaps it can be paired with another Buetooth device that can communicate with your hearing aids Someway the Remote Mic signal must get to the hearing aid which does not operate as a Bluetooth device because of the small power available in the hearing aid. Perhaps some other hearing aid than Phonak can communicate with a device similar to the compilot that will work with your aids
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The Phonak phone is separate and acts the same as the compilot. In other words, it sends the sound to both ears. I have not been able to get other bluetooth devices to work with the compilot, altho they are supposed to. Hope this helps. John
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HI DIDI I have the Phonak Naida Q 50 hearing aids. The TVlink S is compatible with my aids.However if you buy the TVlink S over the internet you will have to have them configured toyour aids by your hearing care professional. Best buy I ever made to listen to TV.& talk on myphone. You won't be sorry if you purchase one. E S of Parkesburg Pa.
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Works great with Audeo. Need audiologist or technician to program.Great way to access all programs on Phonak.
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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.