Re: Question about Bluetooth, hearing aids, and Bluetooth phone set.

[Lisa Belville]

Carolyn, You may need to decide when to use the Miccus as a Bluetooth 
headset and when not to. You can still use the headset and get some 
noise canceling but you won't have any Bluetooth functions.  I have had 
this headset for nearly a year and I do this all of the time if the 
battery needs recharging, but I'm too into a book and don't want to stop 
long enough to charge the headset. <grin>

Mine came with an additional connection cable so I could connect the 
headset via the SE's headphone Jack.  The cable connects to the round 
jack on the right ear and the other end connects to the phone's 
headphone jack or to a lightening port adapter if you have a newer phone 
without a headphone jack.  .  If you do this while the headset is 
powered off, it behaves like a normal wired headset.  You can use the 
headset to listen to audio, make and receive calls, etc.  The downside 
to this is that the headset needs to be powered off, so none of the 
hands-free functions you get when the headset is on and using Bluetooth 
will work.  You need to use the phone's home or side button to summon 
Siri to make calls.  Likewise you can't use the media buttons on the 
right ear to pause or resume audio, you'd need to wake the phone up to 
stop or pause.


Depending on how often you use your headphones or how often you need to 
take calls while listening with them, this method could work without 
needing to pair or re-pair your hearing aids or the headset.  It could 
get kind of confusing and inconvenient, though, but it could be an option.


Hope this helps.


Lisa


Lisa Belville
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On 12/13/2019 10:53 AM, Carolyn wrote:
I realized that, but I couldn't tell which it wanted to forget. Then, I suppose 
I'd have to pair again, when wanting to use the forgotten device.

I don't have a problem if just using my hearing aids.

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Keith Bierman
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The forget this device dialog on the iPhone refers to the paired devices.... 
not the phone itself

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On Dec 12, 2019, at 6:05 PM, Carolyn <4carol...@windstream.net> wrote:

There is a forget this device, but I couldn't tell if it would be the phone or 
the aids.

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Keith Bierman
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Subject: Re: Question about Bluetooth, hearing aids, and Bluetooth phone set.

Does it suffice to go into the iphone's bluetooth dialog and "forget this 
device" for the hearing aides?
Keith Bierman
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On Thu, Dec 12, 2019 at 1:04 PM Carolyn <4carol...@windstream.net 
<mailto:4carol...@windstream.net> > wrote:


    I bought a Bluetooth for my phone that I really like.
    
    In order to get it connected, I turn off my hearing aids and
    get in another room; it comes on fine. It does everything it
    is supposed to do.
    
    But, now, here is my question. When I get my hearing aids
    back on, they pair too. I do not want the hearing aids to
    pair, when my Miccus device is paired, but I really need my
    hearing aids in order to function.
    
    So, anyone have any idea what to do to keep the hearing aids
    from coming on when I turn on the phone one other than going
    into Hearing and disconnecting them, then, when I need my
    daily tinnitus treatment, I'd have to pair the hearing aids
    again, and when treatment through, disconnect again? Surely,
    there is a better way. What do you think, please?
    
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