
Section 2 Operation (Continued)
2.2 Optional EnviroMic (Continued)
When a cochlear speech processor is used, the PR-216 receiver and M-216
transmitter take the place of the cord-type auxiliary microphone of the
processor.
COMTEK provides an assortment of direct audio-input cords for hearing
aids and cochlear speech processors. An audiologist should be consulted
when direct audio input cords are used.
Operating EnviroMic:
The PR-216’s EnviroMic gain is nominally set at the factory to a suitable
level. However, if a gain adjustment is necessary, the following procedure
should be used:
a. With the small screwdriver provided, turn the input gain control fully
counterclockwise.
b. Set the volume control on the PR-216 for a normal listening level with
headphones or hearing aids when the wireless microphone transmitter
is being used.
c. Slowly turn input gain control clockwise until your own voice level
matches the voice level of the speaker using the wireless microphone
transmitter. If a higher EnviroMic sensitivity level is required, additional
gain can be used, but only up to the threshold of feedback.
Note: Higher gain settings will bring up the voice signal as well as the
background noise. Higher gain settings should only be used in a low noise
environment.
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