QuickFit
QuickFit makes simple and quick adjustments to Occlusion Control, Low Frequency Gain, High Frequency Gain, Overall Gain, Output, Overall Soft Music Gain, Bass, Mid, and Treble, and provides shortcuts to other modules. (Adjusts the overall gain below 750 Hz for voice control.), (Adjusts the overall gain between 100-1875 Hz, depending on the hearing aid connected.), and (Adjusts the overall gain between 1250-10k Hz, depending on the hearing aid connected.) adjusts the overall gain at a range of specific frequencies, Overall Gain adjusts the overall gain, and Output modifies the maximum output. Overall Soft Music Gain adjusts the overall music gain, and (Adjusts the overall music gain between 100-625 Hz.), (Adjusts the overall music gain between 625-3125 Hz.), and (Adjusts the overall music gain between 3125-10k Hz.) adjusts the overall music gain at a range of specific frequencies for the Music memory in Picasso, Muse iQ, SoundLens Synergy
iQ, Muse, or SoundLens Synergy products. The adjustment range for these products is -10 to +10. An entire curve, multiple frequencies, or a single frequency can also be adjusted graphically, except Music, by dragging and dropping points on the frequency response curve.
The QuickFit screen also provides quick links to Fine Tuning, Experience Level, Feedback Canceller, and/or Self Check (for older products). These links are only available if the hearing aid connected supports these features.
- Connect and select the desired hearing aid(s) to adjust via Get Started.
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- Click QuickFit.

Tip: Click
via Fine Tuning to access.
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Note: Click for information on adjusting the Music memory in Evolv AI, Livio Edge AI, Livio AI,
Livio, Picasso, Halo iQ, Muse iQ, SoundLens Synergy iQ, Halo 2, Muse,
or SoundLens Synergy products. |
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- Click the up or down arrow keys
to increase or decrease the overall gain or output binaurally or per ear side.
| Note: For
Evolv AI, Livio Edge AI, Livio AI,
Livio, Picasso, Halo iQ, Muse iQ, SoundLens Synergy iQ, Halo 2, Muse,
Halo, Z Series, 3 Series, SoundLens, Xino, Wi Series, Ignite,
X Series, S Series iQ,
S Series, and E Series
products with volume control adjustment
capabilities, increasing gain will not affect reserve
gain. For
Xino Classic,
Zōn, and Destiny
products without volume control adjustment capabilities,
increasing overall gain will affect reserve gain.
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| Tip: Adjustments
can also be made graphically by dragging and
dropping points on the frequency response curve.
If Display Max Output
Line on all SPL Graphs is not selected via General Preferences, maximum output cannot
be adjusted graphically. |
- Click Fine Tuning to fine tune the hearing aid(s).

| Note:
This
button is available for all products except Xino Classic,
Zōn, and Destiny.
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- Click Experience Level to transition a new, inexperienced hearing aid patient from initial, spontaneously accepted gain settings to the final, desired, target gain settings.

| Note: This
quick link is not available if the hearing aid connected
supports Auto Experience Manager. If
the patient is less than 18 years of age, this feature
is not available. |
- Click Feedback Canceller
to run the custom initialization measurement.
| Note: This
button is only available for Xino Classic,
Zōn, and Destiny
products. For
all other products that support this feature, click Feedback Canceller
from the Left Navigation Menu
to access. If the patient is less than
4 years of age, this button is not available. |
- Click Self Check (for older products) or
to execute a series of diagnostic tests on the hearing aid to check the integrity of the microphone, receiver, and Digital Signal Processor chip.
| Note: This
quick link or button is only available if the hearing
aid connected supports this feature. If
the patient is less than 4 years of age, this feature
is not available. |