Widex D-XP User Manual
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Description of device
The hearing aid uses a proprietary wireless technology, Widex-
Link, to enable communication between the left and the right
hearing aids, as well as between the hearing aids and the DEX
accessories .
Your hearing aid may be provided with a listening program called
Zen . It makes musical tones (and sometimes a rushing noise)
in the background . These sounds are shaped according to your
hearing loss .
See also other documents in the category Widex Health and hygiene:
- FL-XP (44 pages)
- FL-CIC (48 pages)
- RE-m (64 pages)
- SV-38 (36 pages)
- S2-VS (56 pages)
- P38 (32 pages)
- B2-CIC (21 pages)
- D-PA (76 pages)
- D-CIC-M (84 pages)
- m2-X (64 pages)
- C2-PA (RIC) (44 pages)
- FL-9é Custom (52 pages)
- IN-19 (23 pages)
- PA-440 (37 pages)
- RE-CIC-TR (19 pages)
- RE-9 (44 pages)
- RE-X (36 pages)
- PHONE-Dex (16 pages)
- FM+DEX (44 pages)
- RC-DEX for tinnitus devices (28 pages)
- T-Dex (12 pages)
- M‑DEX (64 pages)
- TV-DEX (40 pages)
- UNI-DEX (2 pages)
- UNI-DEX (2 pages)
- BB4 (60 pages)
- BABY440 (15 pages)
- SCOLA FLEX-i (36 pages)
- SCOLA TALK (40 pages)
- SCOLA Buddy (48 pages)
- SCOLA Classmate (32 pages)
- CROS-FA (48 pages)
- Ear-sets for BTE (84 pages)