Guest guest Posted February 4, 2004 Report Share Posted February 4, 2004 Good job we can't get the programming software for our implants for our home computers haha. I am looking forward to hookup. I'll probably be pushing my audiologist out of the way so I can play with the program. Actually I will have 3 audiologists at my hookup. The one who works for the doctor and is actually doing it, the other 2 are friends of mine who askid if they cold come to the hookup as they are curious and want to see and learn about the process. In addition to the documentary camera crew. So it should be a lot of fun. That is why my hookup is on saturday when the office is closed. So I got them all to myself (-: The plan is to do the initial hookup and then go to a local resturant for lunch and try it out and then come back and do some fine tuning. I think it will be a real benefit knowing about the different programs and how they work when I get the mapping done. So thanks for the explainations DJ On Wed, 4 Feb 2004 8:14am, Dora Weber wrote: > Hi > > I had to smile when I read your post about playing around with the > controls of the N24C -BWP.I had worn my n22 for almost 4 yrs before I > got my N24C.It was pretty simple to adjust the sensitivity > setting.Either up or down and it has a suppression button for noisy > environments.Well,I just about drove myself crazy learning to use all > the different settings on my N24C BWP. I couldn't keep my fingers off > itand several times I had to refer to the users manual to get me out of > trouble.About the time I had them all figured out I got my 3G..I now > have a volume setting and a sensitivity setting.You guessed it..I use > the Sensitivity.Again i turn it up or down. but pretty much have it set > at the same spot unless I am in noise.For me the simpler something is > the better! > Dora Weber > Nucleus Volunteer Advocate > dora_weber@... > > Bilateral > N22-96 > N24C-01 > Cochlear Otosclerosis > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2004 Report Share Posted February 4, 2004 This one makes me smile.......... if you know what it is you are using then at least you have what to say when you go back and say what you liked, didn't like, heard, etc. But knowing how they work??? Not a chance!! LOL Makes me reminisce.......... ;-)) In a message dated 2/4/2004 8:06:04 PM Eastern Standard Time, djwool@... writes: I think it will be a real benefit knowing about the different programs and how they work when I get the mapping done. So thanks for the explainations DJ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2004 Report Share Posted February 4, 2004 DJ: I went to a restaurant with my wife after the initial hookup. Could not figure what any of the sounds were or where they were coming from? After a year and a half of interpreting the CI input my brains doing better--The thing I liked best when I was first hooked up was hearing the turn signal on my car and finally recognizing it. Hal Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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