An entire curve, multiple frequencies, or a single frequency can be
adjusted graphically by dragging and dropping points on the frequency
response curve. Points on the graphical response curves are indicated
by an empty circle
or black
oval
,
called a grab handle. The number of grab handles available are based
on the number of channels and/or
bands available in the hearing aid. Whenever a grab handle
is selected, a shaded region will appear indicating the adjustment range
for that particular control or controls. Graphical adjustments can only
be made via QuickFit,
Band,
Channel,
Maximum Output, Compression,
Verify Comfort, or Fine Tuning
and via any graphical view except Multicurve.
Click on the Read Device Settings or Load a Previous Session radio button and then click Start.

| Note: Xino Classic, Zōn, and Destiny products cannot be adjusted via QuickFit or Compression and based on the screen accessed (Band, Channel, or Maximum Output) determines the curve(s) that can be adjusted. |
Click on the specific memory to adjust if applicable or click
or
to adjust all memories simultaneously.

Note: If
one-way memory linking is enabled ,
only gain and output adjustments made to *Normal
will be applied simultaneously to all one-way linked memories.
Custom memories
|
Note: Selected
grab handles are indicated by a solid circle or
orange oval
and the range of potential adjustments
are shown by a shaded region around the grab handles.
For Xino Classic,
Zōn, and Destiny
products, the corresponding slider bar will also have an orange
box around it, indicating that it is the currently selected
point or points. |

| Tip: Press the Up or Down arrow keys or the Page Up or Page Down keys to drag the grab handles. |