Advanced Bionics Sky CI M90 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 26

processor for pairing will simultaneously pair both sound processors.
A beep confirms successful pairing.
4. The connection will be maintained as long as the device remains on
and within range.
After your sound processor has been paired to your Bluetooth-enabled
device, the sound processor will automatically connect again when
switched on. Your sound processor can be paired to two Bluetooth-
enabled devices at a time. The paired sound processor can be unpaired
from the Bluetooth device by utilizing the Bluetooth management menu
of your device.
PLEASE NOTE: Once a sound processor has been paired to a
device, it is recommended to keep paired devices in silent mode to
avoid dropouts related to device notifications.
Managing Bluetooth Phone Calls with the Sky CI M90
When the sound processor is directly connected with a Bluetooth-
enabled phone, you will be able to hear the caller's voice directly
through the sound processor. The sound processor picks up your voice
through the sound processor microphones.
When making a phone call, you will hear a dialing tone through the
sound processor. The sound processor microphones pick up your voice.
When receiving a call, a call notification will be heard through the sound
processor. You can accept the call with a short press on the upper or
lower part of the multifunction button on the sound processor or directly
on the phone.
You can reject or end a call with a long press on the upper or lower part
of the multifunction button on the sound processor or directly through
the phone.
Streaming Audio via Bluetooth with the Sky CI M90
After successful pairing of your processor(s) to your Bluetooth-enabled
device, ensure that your device is not muted, and volume is not set to
minimum. Then, simply start the audio on the Bluetooth-enabled device
and the sound processor will start streaming the audio. Environmental
balance and access to surrounding sounds can be managed using the
multifunction button, the AB Remote mobile application, or the Phonak
RemoteControl.
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