Gn Hearing A/s

Gn Netcom A/s

Audio Logic, Inc.

Gn Danavox A/s

Nikolai Bisgaard

John L Melanson

Eric Lindemann

Kim Rasmussen

Finn Jensen

Karsten Langhorn

Bjarne Jonsson

Jorgen Hartmann

The present disclosure relates to an application to be executed by an electronic device. The electronic device communicates with a hearing device worn by a user. The hearing device comprises a battery and a processing unit configured to receive an input signal and provide a processed output signal for compensating a hearing loss of the user. The application is configured for transmitting a status request from the electronic device to the hearing device, receiving, at the electronic device, a status response from the hearing device, and generating a notification representing instructions for charging the battery. The notification is generated based on the received status response and predetermined settings of the application.

Method for charging a battery of a hearing device

A detachable digital binaural processing hearing aid comprised of a digital signal processor (DSP), two microphones, two receivers, a bi-directional communications link between each microphone/receiver and the digital signal processor, an analog-to-digital converter, and a digital-to-analog converter. In one embodiment of the present invention, the user has the option of disabling the digital signal processor by either physically removing an external digital processing unit or by disabling a digital processor to permit an analog processor to provide audio enhancement. The user is also given the option of selecting from a variety of digital filters/compressors that generate binaural signals that are sent to both ears of the user. In a second embodiment, each hearing element comprises a digital signal processor and a communication link to the other hearing element. Two examples of the communication link are an electrical wire connecting the two hearing elements and a electromagnetic transceiving system where each hearing element has a transceiver that transmits a signal representing the sound at one ear of the user and receives a signal representing the sound at the other ear of the user.

Digital hearing aid system

A device for a battery chamber (2) in a hearing aid (1) with replaceable battery (3) comprises a locking device for blocking the battery chamber. The locking device comprises a displaceable pin, which can be maneuvered through an opening (7) in the battery chamber by means of a pointed or thin object, e.g. a mandrel-shaped tool or the like.

Locking device for a hearing aid battery chamber

Combined earphone and microphone

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Lyngby, Denmark

Nikolai Bisgaard