Phonak recommends this device for use with Compilot device, but I only see listening. Does it also transfer voice back to the computer effectively?
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It should as most of the BT USB adapters . Here is the link where it is clearly stated that it works with Skype . So - it should do this perfectly fine wiht any deivce that will accept this adapter and would be able to transfer information back : http://en-us.sennheiser.com/btd-500-usb
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Yes. I have tested it on my MacBook Pro with Sennheiser MX 450-X Bluetooth headphones.
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At times when I would call out the other party could not hear me. Sometimes it would work but more times it would not.When someone called me it worked all the time. Now I don't use it anymore and just talk directly at the compilot
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Not exactly sure about your setup. If the unit you plug the Compilot base into has audio-out/RCA type it should work as designed without affecting the speakers. This is not the headphone jack hookup. As I tried to explain in my review, this baby works so well for me, I cannot believe it. The audio-out ports should not affect the speakers. I'd guess it would be the same as with a TV. As I understand it, audio-out ports are getting the sound signal prior to the volume/speaker components, thus your plugged in device needs the volume control/amplification...which the Compilot provides for you. Hope this helps you and does not create too much confusion.
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I use Compilot for TV. Only use remote mic in restaurants. Make sure mic is fully charged. I don't think it last more than 1 hour.
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Albert:I would not be able to answer your phone from experience. We bought the DECT phone and it works very well. I would expect, however, that most Bluetooth enabled phones would work with a compilot.
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Bluetooth headsets are generally allowed, just not during takeoff and landing. Since they only transmit signal within a few metres, and on a different frequency range than the plane equipment, they don't interact with the equipment and are perfectly safe. Keep in mind that the FAA or whatever other dept. is calling the shots, MAY have a rule in place that an airline person may invoke on you. I have found that even calling the airlines directly does not guarantee that the crew will allow it. I REALLY love my Prosound device. I'm on it right now! I especially like the dual pairing. Listening to my laptop game and then get an incoming call that I don't have to touch anything is great! I hope this helps.
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It will paired as a TV Link. When paired it will stated "TV Link". It does not act a phone mic for your COMPilot. It acts a remote mic. Fo rexample you are at a lecture or in church. You take the Remote Mic and place near the speaker. THe when the lecture person speaks - you will hear that person in your Phonak Hearing Aid if he was standing next to you. So YES it is just a mike. Terry
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As long as there is a telecoil program on her hearing aid, it should work. I have the older generation Naida and it works great. I felt the same when I tried the compilot, wasn't all that impressed with it. So I switch between using the MusicLink and the Phonak FM unit for music listening.
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I also have the Phonak com pilot. The base station is marries to your com pilot via blue tooth technology. It is then plugged into an audio device and transmit the signal to your com pilot and your hearing aids. It works great! I have two. One is connected to my home entertainment center. The other is connected to my computer at work where it allows my to monitor programming without my co-workers being aware. BTW it alos serves as a charging unit for your com pilot
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I use it with the dragon dictation program. I listen to an audio recording through the headset and speak simultaneously. I believe that is similar to what you do with Rosetta Stone.
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I understand that the Com Pilot is specific to Phonak hearing aids, but that some other brands have their own versions, so you might be able to get the same functionality. Best to ask your provider what their brand offers.
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I don't know. I have Phonak and Widex. My Widex doesn't have bluetooth. The com pilot MIGHT pair with other hearing aids that use the 0000 code, but I'd check with your audiologist. A better alternative would be the TV Talker that uses a telecoil neckloop. A friend of mine bought one and loves it. She can even hear the TV when she is outdoors!
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I have used on ventrilo and team speak. Make sure it is completely plugged in.
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No problems with mine linking with both; however, I did unlink my phone while watching tv because it was slightly awkward switching between the two when I would rather use the telephone handset rather than the microphone on the Compilot.
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There is no way to pair the TVLink with devices other than the ComPilot. I tried pairing a generic bluetooth headset, but it didn't connect.
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I just came across your question. I am using a Panasonic system which couples to two cell phones and a headset. The ComPilot is coupled as a headset. The big button on the ComPilot is used to answer calls. You can join calls already in progress by pressing the connect button on the side of the ComPilot.
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Yes, it works seamlessly with the VoiceLive Play. I use it in performance and am very happy with both.