The Cochlear TV Streamer is manufactured by GN ReSound, the
Cochlear version is is a rebadged GN ReSound Unite TV Streamer 2,
other than the printed name there is no difference. Encouraged by
Cochlear instead of supplying the Cochlear version Connevans is now
supplying the lower priced GN ReSound Unite TV Streamer 2 along
with a copy of the Cochlear instuctions - the GN ReSound model also
has the advantage of a 2 year warranty in addition to the lower
price.
The TV Streamer will send the sound from your TV directly to
your Baha 4, Baha 5, Baha 6, Nucleus 6 , Nucleus 7, Nucleus 8 or
Kanso sound processor.
With the TV Streamer you don’t have to choose between your
favourite TV show and taking part in a conversation. You get a
balanced experience, with sound from the TV streamed directly to
your sound processor while you’re still switched on to what’s going
on around you.
Watch TV and still take part in the conversation
The TV streamer sends you strong and clear sounds from the
TV, but it doesn’t overpower or cut sounds from the microphone on
your sound processor. You can also connect the TV Streamer to other
electronic devices through a range of plug options.
Don’t disturb others while watching your favourite
show
Having the TV volume turned up high may help you hear it, but
it can often be a source of frustration for those around you. Just
like ordinary wireless headphones, the TV Streamer will let you
enjoy your favourite shows without your family having to listen as
well!
Easy connection, and automatic reconnection
The robust wireless connection is not only easy to set-up, it
automatically reconnects if you, for example, leave the room to get
a snack. If you re-enter the TV streamer’s seven metre range within
five minutes, it will start streaming again without you needing to
do anything.
Features:
- Streams stereo sound directly to your Sound Processor
- Range of at least 7 metres
- Set so you can hear both audio devices and sounds around
you
- Pair and share with as many sound processors as desired
- Install and forget it - always stays paired
- Reconnects automatically when you leave the room and return
within 5 minutes
- Compatible with Cochlear Baha 4, Baha 5, Baha 6, Cochlear
Nucleus 6, 7 & 8 and Kanso
Please
note that this product is excluded from the Connevans extended
returns policy
Manufacturer's part number: 94762
Note: Before you can use any of the Cochlear wireless
accessories, they need to be paired to your Baha 4, 5 & 6 or
Kanso & Nucleus 6, 7 or 8 or Osia 2 sound processor/s. This is
a simple process and can be done by the user.
You can pair up to three Cochlear streaming devices with your
Cochlear sound processor (of an combination - ie. 3 Mini
Microphones or 1 Mini Microphone, 1 Remote Control and 1 Phone
Clip). Select a separate channel for each device paired with the
sound processor.
TV Streamer vs Mini Mic
It is possible to connect the Cochlear Mini Mic to the TV and
use this as a streamer instead of puchasing the dedicated TV
Streamer. This works well but one of the main advantages of using
the TV streamer is that it can be left in one place, connected to
the TV, so it’s always ready to go and saves hassle. It will
also reconnect automatically if you leave the room and return
within 5 minutes.
As well as this, the TV streamer pairs automatically once
it's set up the first time and (probably the most important thing)
is that it transmits a stereo signal whereas the Mini Mic sends
only a mono signal. The Mini Mic can be used if the person doesn't
mind disconnecting and reconnecting it with their TV.
