Control of low power or standby modes of a hearing assistance device
AssigneeStarkey Laboratories, Inc.
InventorsJeffrey Paul Solum, Michael Helgeson, Stephen Paul Flood
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AssigneeStarkey Laboratories, Inc.
InventorsJeffrey Paul Solum, Michael Helgeson, Stephen Paul Flood
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Disclosed herein, among other things, are apparatus and methods to provide improved control of hearing aids and hearing aid applications. In one embodiment, a hearing assistance device includes a microphone, a receiver for playing sound to a wearer, a processor connected to the microphone and the receiver, and a radio connected to the processor. The processor is adapted to enter a low power or standby mode upon receipt of a predetermined command from one or more of the microphone or the radio. The processor is further adapted to exit a low power or standby mode upon receipt of a predetermined command from one or more of the microphone or the radio. Other embodiments are possible without departing from the scope of the present subject matter.
A hearing assistance device for a wearer, comprising:
A method of controlling modes of a hearing assistance device, comprising:
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