The Mini Microphone is very versatile and provides incredible benefits in noise and over a distance. When you connect to something via the headphone jack, this usually turns off the external speakers so no one else can hear the sounds.Which means you can plug into anything that has a 3.5mm audio output jack (i.e headphone jack) and stream the audio It does not connect to any Bluetooth devices wirelessly (the wireless link is to your processor) but it does allow you to connect via a 3.5mm cable.You will still get synchronised sound in each ear. So when watching TV or listening to music you won’t get the R and L balancing that stereo provides.
It only streams in Mono (as opposed to stereo).There are a few things to understand about the Mini Microphone: Stream audio on an airplane from headphone jack.There are countless ways (see my other blogs for fun uses) to use the Mini Microphone but here are some examples: A sound source can be a person’s mouth, but it can also be a TV speaker, speaker phone, MP3 player, laptop, etc… You can either set the Mini Mic next to a speaker or connect directly using a line-in cable and jack.
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The Mini Microphone is a small portable microphone that can stream from a sound source directly to your N6 processor and any compatible HA.
*Do not change your telecoil mixing ratio as the wireless accessories do not use the telecoil and this will have no impact. Your remote has to be in Advanced Mode to change the accessory mixing ratio. You can control the amount of background noise you are hearing through your processor microphones when you are streaming a wireless accessory with a Nucleus 6 System by adjusting the Accessory Mixing Ratio (see page 48 of CR230 user guide) either at your clinician’s office or using the CR230 Remote Assistant (the big one).
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