Using ALDs with
OPUS 2
The OPUS 2 features an integrated state-of-the-art telecoil and an FM Battery Pack Cover for completely wireless access to a wide variety of telephones, public sound systems, MP3 players and direct-link systems – such as FM and Bluetooth® systems.
You can access induction loop technology at the simple touch of a button, and a standard input jack means you can connect the same FM receivers used with many hearing aids.
Whether you want to talk on the phone with family or enjoy a movie with friends – MED-EL keeps you connected.
Integrated Telecoil
The OPUS 2 has an integrated state-of-the-art telecoil, a miniature receiver that can be used with a wide variety of telephones, public sound systems and induction loop systems. The telecoil is also independent of the four program settings - which means that you can use telecoil with ANY program.
Standard FM Port
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The standard input jack on the FM Battery Cover provides you the widest variety of connectivity with different audio devices. The input jack is the same three-pin port that is used with hearing aids – which allows new CI users to preserve their initial investments by continuing to use their personal assistive devices.
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The standard input jack on the FM Battery Cover provides you the widest variety of connectivity with different audio devices. The input jack is the same three-pin port that is used with hearing aids – which allows new CI users to preserve their initial investments by continuing to use their personal assistive devices.
Universal Audio Cables
MED-EL provides three audio cables that work with the majority of audio devices (music players, FM systems, etc):
Yellow Mixing Cable (50:50 ratio)
Provides sound input from both the microphone (environment)
and the connected audio device.
Red Non-mixing Cable (90:10 ratio)
Provides maximum sound input from the connected audio device with minimal input from the OPUS 2 microphone (environment).
Bilateral Cable
Connects an audio device to both audio processors and offers stereo sound for bilateral OPUS 2 users.
