COMTEK COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY, INC
Comtek Digitally Synthesized Wireless Auditory Assistance Kit is an extended fidelity FM system bringing out speech clarity like never before. It works as a remote microphone, overcoming common listening problems for those with hearing loss, background noise, reverberation and distance from the speaker. If hearing aids are not used, the receiver and headphones may be used instead of the neckloop.
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- Comtek Digitally Synthesized Wireless Auditory Assistance Kit contents:
- 1 M-216 wireless microphone transmitter
- 1 CM-183 RT omni-directional lapel microphone
- 1 PR-216 personal receiver
- 1 NTC-102 neckloop transductor
- 1 SM-N earphone assembly
- 1 TM-10 conference table microphone adapter
- 1 NBC 9-2C battery charger
- 2 Ni-MH rechargeable batteries
- 1 C-216 carrying case - A higher signal to noise ratio plus a higher frequency response of the FM signal work together to maximize the performance of hearing aids, cochlear implants, and earphones
- Specially designed to take advantage of todays digital hearing aid technology
- Incorporating special noise reduction circuitry to increase the speech clarity of the FM signal
- Easy fit, snap-on clip allows users to simply clip on the transmitter or receiver to a pocket or belt
- Specially designed battery compartment makes it impossible for the battery to be inserted backwards
- Channel adjustment switches are covered by the snap-on clip to prevent accidental channel changes
- Advantage:
- This system not only works on the standard channels (1-40) in the 216 MHz band maintaining compatibility with other brands, but only COMTEK's AT-216 works with the high dynamic range companded channels (41-60) for high fidelity sound reproduction rendering greater speech intelligibility
- It has unique power conservation circuitry which allows a nine volt battery to be used with greater efficiency
- Plus it makes possible the highest audio output level ensuring the effective and efficient use of the "T" coil neckloop system
- The most versatile auxiliary audio input, transmitting audio programs from tape, CD players, TV, VCR's, or from any audio device which has an auxiliary or line level audio output jack is now easier than ever
- What's more, when using the auxiliary audio input, the microphone may also be used to mix voice with the program information for special effects
- Its multifunction capability also allows it to be used with compatible telephones and conference table microphones - Care and Maintenance
- Avoid excessive heat: Do not leave the transmitter or receiver in hot sun, on a radiator, or near other sources of high temperature
- Avoid rough handling: The receiver and transmitter may be damaged if dropped. Use the snap - on belt clip whenever possible
- Remove batteries when you store unit for a long time: When battery becomes exhausted, it may leak and damage the instrument. Even a new battery may leak because of a slight imperfection. Occasionally check for leakage
- Keep battery terminals and contacts clean: Inspect to ensure that they are not corroded. If they are, polish them with a pencil eraser
- Inspect cords and connectors frequently—they are subject to wear: Replace frayed cords before they break - About FM System
- FM systems transmit sound via radio waves (frequency modulation) from the speakers microphone to the listeners portable receiver
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One year warranty. This product to be free from defects in workmanship and material under normal use and conditions for a period of one year from date of original purchase. Items such as batteries, neckloops and cords, are not covered by the warranty.
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Comtek Digitally Synthesized Wireless Auditory Assistance Kit is an extended fidelity FM system bringing out speech clarity like never before. It works as a remote microphone, overcoming common listening problems for those with hearing loss, background noise, reverberation and distance from the speaker. If hearing aids are not used, the receiver and headphones may be used instead of the neckloop.