Advanced Bionics CPI-3 Mode D'emploi page 9

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The CPI-3 Power Indicator (see front view in Figure 1)
light should illuminate blue, indicating that the CPI-3 is
correctly powered up.
3. The sound processor can then be connected to the
CPI-3 via a programming cable. The programming
cable is installed by first connecting to one of the
Sound Processor Ports (micro-HDMI) on the side of
the CPI-3 (see Figure 2). The other end is connected
to the sound processor in place of the battery,
PowerCel or control header. The patient is
connected to the system when his/her headpiece
cable is plugged into the sound processor and the
headpiece is locked with the implant. The corre-
sponding Sound Processor indicator light, on the front
of the CPI-3, will start to flash green indicating power
is flowing to the sound processor. The green light will
stop flashing and turn steady green, signaling the unit
is ready for use.
For bilateral programming, two sound processors can
be connected to CPI-3 using two separate programming
cables, each connecting to one of the sound
processor ports (see Figure 2). Please note that due to
power requirements, only one PSP sound processor can
be programmed at a time; simultaneous bilateral
programming is not possible with the PSP sound
processor.
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