Signia StreamLine TV Mode d'emploi

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User questions

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John X.

Does the StreamLine TV cut off the sound from the television?

The StreamLine TV is designed to stream audio from the television to hearing aids. It does not cut off the sound from the television.

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Robert K.

How can the StreamLine TV be connected if there are no available optical inputs?

The StreamLine TV can be connected via RCA (Cinch) cable or a mini-jack adapter. While TOSLINK connection is recommended for optimal audio quality, these alternative connections are possible using supplied adapters and cables. Note that using a connection other than TOSLINK may affect audio quality or cause compatibility issues.

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James U.

How to minimize audio lag between hearing aids and live TV sound?

To minimize audio lag between hearing aids and live TV sound, consider using a TV streamer or a low-latency Bluetooth transmitter. These devices are designed to reduce the delay by transmitting audio directly to the hearing aids. Additionally, check the TV's audio settings for any 'game mode' or 'low latency' options, which can sometimes help. Ensure hearing aid batteries are fresh for optimal performance.

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Patricia S.

How to troubleshoot intermittent sound interruptions on a StreamLine TV transmitter?

Increase the volume on the source device (such as the TV) to ensure a strong signal. Additionally, ensure the hearing aids are within range, verify that the audio output format is set to PCM or Dolby Digital for optical connections, and check all cables for damage.

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Patricia Q.

What do the LED indicator colors on the transmitter signify?

Power LED solid white: Transmitter is starting up. Both LEDs flashing blue: Powered on but not paired with any hearing aids. Both LEDs solid blue for 30 seconds: Pairing completed. Power LED solid red: Powered on but receiving no audio signal. Both LEDs solid green: Receiving an audio signal via RCA connection. Power LED green and TV LED flashing green: No audio signal via RCA or volume is too low. Power LED green and TV LED solid blue: Connected via a valid TOSLINK connection. Power LED green and TV LED flashing red: Unsupported signal format. Both LEDs flashing red: Error state.

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Jennifer R.

How to pair hearing aids with the transmitter?

  1. Verify that the transmitter is connected to the mains power supply.
  2. Turn the hearing aids off and then back on (by opening and closing the battery door, or following the hearing aid manual). Pairing only needs to be done once and will be saved in the hearing aids.
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Patricia Q.

What do the different LED indicator colors on the audio transmitter signify?

The LED indicator meanings for the transmitter are:

  • Solid white: Transmitter is starting up.
  • Both blinking blue: Device is on but not paired with any hearing aid.
  • Both solid blue (30 seconds): Pairing is complete.
  • Solid red: Device is on but receiving no audio signal.
  • Both solid green: Receiving audio signal via RCA connection.
  • Power green + TV blinking green: No audio signal via RCA or volume is too low.
  • Power green + TV solid blue: Valid TOSLINK optical connection established.
  • Power green + TV blinking red: Unsupported audio signal format.
  • Both blinking red: System error.
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Jennifer R.

How to pair hearing aids with the transmitter?

To pair hearing aids with the transmitter:

  1. Ensure the transmitter is connected to the mains power supply.
  2. Turn the hearing aids off and on again (by opening and closing the battery drawer, or following the specific instructions in the hearing aid manual). Pairing is performed once and stored in the hearing aids.
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