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Beltone Feature Overview

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1.  What is the difference between Smart Beam and Speech Spotter? Smart Beam is for BTEs and RIEs and Speech Spotter is for custom products Smart Beam is always in a directional mode where Speech Spotter changes from omni into a directional mode as needed Speech Spotter is on when using the hearing aid microphones and Smart Beam is used when streaming There is no difference they are the same thing

2.  What does a lower mixing point frequency mean in terms of patient benefit? The patient hears less low frequency gain as the mixing point is now set to a lower frequency The patient will hear more bass sounds as more frequencies are processed in an omni manner The patient might hear sounds more clearly as more frequencies are processed in a directional manner None of the above

3.  When does the Personal Sound ID part of CrossLink activate? When in the binaural directional mode When in the asymmetrical mode (one side omni the other directional) When in the binaural omni mode All the above it's always active

4.  CrossLink 2 with Personal Sound ID was designed to create better speech recognition and improve localization. This occurs when in what directional mode? Bilateral directional When in the asymmetrical mode (one side omni the other directional) When in the binaural omni mode All the above it's always active

5.  Activating Feedback Eraser has what benefit for a patient? Users with a mild hearing loss will be undisturbed by the noise of the hearing aid The hearing instrument provides the preferred sound quality Allows users to acclimatize to amplification Users are not bothered by feedback or by sudden reduction of volume

6.  The Environmental Classifier is used with which two features? Sound Cleaner and Smart Gain Sounds Cleaner and Tinnitus Breaker Pro Smart Gain and CrossLink 2 with Personal Sound ID Sound Shifter and Smart Gain

7.  What is the patient benefit for having the HPF 80 Nanoblock on our products? Better ability to grip the hearing aids as the coating has some texture to it Keeps the hearing aids from over heating Extends the battery life so patients need to change their batteries less frequently Reduction in moisture related repairs and less frequent need for repairs

8.  When does Safeguard Feedback Control turn off? It's defaulted off, so all the time unless you activate it When only one aid of a set with ear-to-ear is being used When the MSG calibration has been completed When the Tinnitus Breaker Pro is activated

9.  When would activating Sound Shifter be advisable? When a patient is complaining they can't hear in noisy situtations When a patient's audiogram has a signification loss in the higher frequencies When a patient has tinnitus that keeps him/her up at night None of the above

10.  The Tinnitus Breaker Pro has several features to adjust they are? Amplitude Modulation Modulation Speed Volume Control Frequency Range All the above