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TV-DEX

To oer the user a superb sound quality, the

infra-red light and telecoil are now replaced by

the TV-DEX. The TV-DEX caters for users who

are dependent on assistive listening devices and

‘just’ want to watch TV without any eort. The

high sound quality may appeal to the critical

hearing aid user.

The TV-DEX is built for enjoying TV and audio.

This DEX device aims to answer hearing aid us-

ers’ complaints of not being able to hear the TV

- and their nearest relations’ complaints of the

TV being too loud.

The TV-DEX Controller features a Room O

key, which mutes the hearing aid microphones.

Room O allows the hearing aid user to shut o

any disturbing sounds in the room while enjoy-

ing TV or audio.

When Room O is not activated, the audio sig-

nal is still transmitted directly to the hearing

aids. At the same time the hearing aid micro-

phones are activated allowing the user to fol-

low a conversation while listening to the audio

signal. Widex EchoFree technology makes sure

that the user does not experience delays, distor-

tion or echoes while the audio is being transmit-

ted and the hearing aid microphone is activated.

The M-DEX

For those users who enjoy music, the M-DEX al-

lows input from personal audio devices like MP3

players.

The M-DEX oers users connectivity between

their hearing aids and mobile phones.

This device aims to meet the challenge of talk-

ing in mobile phones with personal hearing

aids by transmitting the signal from the mobile

phone directly to the hearing aids. The Room

O function allows the user to focus on the tel-

ephone conversation without being disturbed

by surrounding sounds picked up by the hearing

aid microphones.

M-DEX also goes a convenient step further for

users of Widex hearing aids with the Free Focus

feature. FreeFocus allows users to hear in se-

lected directions, such as passengers behind

them when driving. M-DEX lets users choose

right/left/front/rear focus to optimise speech

intelligibility in situations where the user is un-

able to turn towards the speaker.

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