Connection Status

Connection status icons for the hearing aids and programmer display on the top toolbar during a live fitting. As the hearing aids are programmed, the connection status icons change to reflect their current state. Details regarding the hearing aid or programmer are displayed in a tooltip by pointing to any connection status icon.

Programmer Connection Status Icon Description

 

 

Indicates that the selected programmer is currently being used in a fitting.

 

 

Indicates that the selected programmer currently being used in a fitting is disconnected.

Hearing Aid Connection Status Icon

 

Right instrument is connectedLeft instrument is connected

 

Indicates that a different hearing aid is now connected to the wired programmer currently being used in the fitting. To program this hearing aid, the fitting session must be ended, and a new one must be started.

 

 

Indicates that a hearing aid is currently being used in a fitting.

Indicates that a hearing aid currently being used in a fitting is disconnected.
Indicates that the disconnected hearing aid is unable to reestablish the connection.
Indicates a monaural fitting and that the opposite hearing aid is currently not being used or is detected.

 

Right instrument is being programmed or read Left instrument is being programmed or read

 

Indicates that a hearing aid is currently being programmed, read, or Speech Mapping is active. The background of the icon appears to be moving.

Tooltip

 

Programmer information

 

When you point to the connection status icon, a tooltip displays the programmer and serial number (if applicable) of the currently connected programmer.

Instrument information

When you point to the connection status icon, a tooltip displays the product, receiver/matrix, cable length, serial number, and firmware version of the currently connected hearing aid.

 

Watermarks

Pro Fit also uses a series of watermarks to indicate connection or hearing aid. The watermarks appear across the frequency response curves. There are four main watermarks: Disconnected, Full on Gain, Retrieved, and Simulated. Additional watermarks are displayed and noted in the feature's instructions where applicable.

Watermark Description

Disconnected Watermark

Disconnected Watermark

Indicates the hearing aid or programmer used within the current session has disconnected.

Full On Gain Watermark

Full On Gain Watermark

Indicates the hearing aid connected or disconnected is currently set with full on gain settings.

Retrieved Watermark

Retrieved Watermark

Indicates the currently displayed responses have been retrieved from the database, but the hearing aid is not connected.

Simulated Watermark

Simulated Watermark

Indicates a hearing aid is being simulated.