Tone Settings - Clarity XL50 Guia Del Usuario

OVERVIEW OF XL50 TONE SETTINGS
High
Amplification
Low
Amplification
Low Frequency
The XL50 offers four different tone settings to provide an experience that
may be customized to fit a specific users need. The illustration above shows
how the four settings relate to each other and the amount of amplification
they give to the different frequencies of sound.
The following charts illustrate each tone setting separately. Read each
explanation and examine the charts to help decide what setting will be most
beneficial. In addition, make sure to listen to each setting while making a
decision. The best way to choose between the settings is to listen to them all
and decide which one provides the best telephone conversation experience.
High
Amplification
1
Low
Amplification
Low Frequency
The first tone setting is one that emphasizes the low frequency sounds. This
is for those who have a hard time hearing lower pitched sounds.
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3
2
1
High Frequency
High Frequency
OVERVIEW OF XL50 TONE SETTINGS
High
Amplification
2
Low
Amplification
Low Frequency
The second tone is a flat amplification of all sounds. This is for the user who
wants full volume amplification for every type of sound. This is suggested if
the user is wearing a digital hearing aid while using the phone.
High
Amplification
3
Low
Amplification
Low Frequency
The third tone setting is our set Clarity Power that begins to focus more
on the higher frequency sounds and add speech intelligibility. It is a medium
between tone setting two (2) and four (4).
High
Amplification
4
Low
Amplification
Low Frequency
The fourth tone setting provides full emphasis on speech intelligibility using
Clarity's Multi-Band Compression. Clarity MBC also enables the phone to
amplify the soft sounds to an audible level while controlling the louder sounds,
keeping them bearable. This is for the user who may be able to hear the words
being spoken, but does not understand or cannot distinguish what is being said.
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High Frequency
High Frequency
High Frequency
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