Couple of ideas...
1. An amplified handset- they often amplify the background noise as well but
it might be good enough. One with a volume control in the handset is easy to
adjust.
2. A noise-canceling handset- they will cut out much of the background noise
making the other party easier to hear.
Both of those are available from www.sandman.com .
3. External handset amplifiers are readily available, they usually need a
battery.
4. If she is at a desk location she could use a headset, they usually have
good adjustable gain.
charles
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Coupland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 9:52 AM
Subject: KX-T: Hearing aid issue
>
>
> Hi group!
>
> I have a store manager that has a hearing problem, and wears a hearing
> aid.
> Because of this she has problems hearing the other party. If she turns
> her hearing aid up, the noise she gets sounds like feedback in the
> hearing aid.
> My initial thought was to be able to turn up the gain on the KSU.
>
> An analogue 616 with a mixture of KX-T7030's, KX-T7050's, and SLT's.
>
> But that may cause a problem with the other users - it is a retail
> location.
>
> Does anyone know of a wireless phone that would be suitable?
> (I would be able to place the phone base centrally to cover the store).
>
> Or any other suggetions..?
>
> Many thanks.
>
> Paul C
>
>
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