Exsilent Research B.v.

Randall Carey Dillon

Jan Marinus Van Doorn

Timothy Scott Peterson

Mark Alan Bren

Roderik Paul Bernard Eduard Marie Peters

A listening support device, such as in particular a hearing aid, includes a part () worn in the ear, wherein the part worn in the ear includes an electro-acoustic converter () and optionally also includes a microphone (). The part worn in the ear includes a device housing () which is inserted releasably in a compressible case () which at least partially encircles the device housing laterally. The compressible case () is provided with at least one continuous channel () which provides for an open communication between a proximal side directed toward an outlet of the auditory canal and an opposite, distal side thereof.

Listening support device, in particular a hearing aid, and a compressible case for application therewith

A hearing aid includes a device housing () in which a programmable sound processing device is received on a carrier. The carrier is provided on a main surface with a conductor track which lies exposed in an opening () in an outer casing of the device housing (). A coupling connector () of an external programming device can be received in the opening in order to place the conductor track on the main surface of the carrier into direct and operative contact with a corresponding conductor track on the coupling connector. A separate connector for the purpose of programming and tuning the sound processing device to the individual hearing characteristics and/or wishes of a user can thus be omitted from the hearing aid.

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