Examples of using Hearing instruments in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
The maximum distance of the Click'nTalk to both your hearing instruments should not exceed 25cm/9''during the call.
Click'nTalk enables the wireless transfer of a telephone call directly to a wide range of Phonak hearing instruments in digital sound quality and to both ears simultaneously.
the mobile phone might induce interference signals causing some noise in the hearing instruments.
Automatically adjusts both hearing instruments.
The cables for connecting hearing instruments to NOAHlink are.
A PC and programmable hearing instruments- or a remote control.
Clean your hearing instruments with a soft, dry tissue, as necessary.
Shure hearing instruments deliver sound,
MiniTek is an automatic streamer, sending sound from audio devices wirelessly to your hearing instruments.
you speak into miniTek and listen through your hearing instruments.
The NOAHlink hardware serves as a standardized interface between a PC and programmable hearing instruments- or a remote control for programmable hearing instruments.
Real patients test our hearing instruments first.
Insert batteries into the hearing instruments and close the battery doors.
Wirelessly connect Moxi All hearing instruments to the TV without wearing a streamer.
Our hearing instruments have set new industry standards for patient acceptance and satisfaction.
Enjoy television programs through Moxi All hearing instruments, with the simple-to-use TV Connector accessory.
This industry first feature allows patients to instantly teach their hearing instruments their preferred settings.
This hearing aid programmer serves as a interface between a computer and programmable hearing instruments with USB.
partners in 65 countries around the globe our hearing instruments can travel worry free.
The NANOMAT can be used in medical technology for the reliable assembly of hearing instruments or heart pace makers.