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Phonak Roger - Adaptive Gain vs Easy Gain

Yes, adaptive gain is available in all Roger receivers. Adaptive gain is a feature that adjusts the gain of the Roger signal according to the amount of noise measured by Roger microphone. It’s a way to make sure that the Roger signal remains stronger than the surrounding noise picked up by the hearing aid microphone and it’s based on the assumption that the Roger signal is cleaner (have better signal-to-noise ratio) than the hearing aid signal, and that you would benefit from tilting the balance…

Phonak Roger licences and Roger On In

I read a Phonak article about easy gain (I will try to find it). If we are talking about the same thing you can increase the gain on the Roger ON by putting the Roger into verification mode (hold the Roger near the HAs and hold the large button for 9 seconds, or until the V appears. Then you can adjust the gain by touching the rim of the button. The Roger will scroll up to the max and then to the max negative gain and then up again with each touch. I did this with my 03 licenses. Is this w…

Phonak Roger licences and Roger On In

Here is the page I was remembering. verification_guide_phonak_offset_protocol_roger1.pdf (89.7 KB)