Before you start
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Compatibility guide
See which phones will work with your hearing aids.
2
Get the Philips HearLink 2 app
Ensure you have the latest version of the Philips HearLink 2 app.
3
Pair your hearing aids with your phone or device
Once you've downloaded the Philips HearLink 2 app, you need to pair your hearing aids with your device.
About Tinnitus SoundSupport
For people suffering from tinnitus, Tinnitus SoundSupport generates sounds that provide temporary relief as part of a tinnitus management program. Tinnitus SoundSupport needs to be enabled by your hearing care professional during a hearing aid fitting session. They will provide you with one or more tinnitus relief programs.
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To access a Tinnitus SoundSupport program, tap the Sound icon at the bottom left of your screen (on the tab bar) to access sound controls
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At the top of your screen (on the navigation bar), swipe through the program tiles to view the available tinnitus program.
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Tap your desired tinnitus program to start using it
To adjust the tinnitus relief sound level
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On the navigation bar, tap the Reliever tab
Move the slider(s) up or down.
You can do this for each hearing aid independently or both hearing aids at the same time.
To adjust the volume of surrounding sounds picked up by your hearing aids
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Tap the Surroundings tab.
Move the slider(s) up or down.
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Tap the Sound icon at the bottom left of your screen (on the tab bar) to access sound controls.
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Above the tap bar, within the row of buttons, tap the Ear icon to open the pulsation menu.
4
Tap to choose one of the pulsation options.
* The availability and number of pulsation options will vary depending on your hearing aid model and how your hearing care provider has enabled Tinnitus SoundSupport.
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