USE CASE INTRODUCTION
You know your tracker is nearby, but you need help narrowing down where it is.
COMPATIBLE HEARING AIDS
ObjectRadar is designed for hearing aids with Bluetooth connectivity that can be discovered by iOS.
Compatibility depends on the hearing aid model, its Bluetooth capabilities and the information made available to iOS.
An untested model does not mean that it is incompatible with ObjectRadar.
This list is not exhaustive and does not imply any partnership with the manufacturers or products listed.
User feedback about product compatibility is greatly appreciated and helps us keep this list up to date.
BEFORE YOU START
A few simple points will help you understand the search results.
Your hearing aid should already be associated with the iPhone you are using for the search. A hearing aid paired with another device may not be available to ObjectRadar.
To see your hearing aids in ObjectRadar, they must first be paired with your iPhone
The iPhone is the device that communicates with and discovers the hearing aid. This is different from a Bluetooth tracker that can be detected by nearby devices.
ObjectRadar uses the Bluetooth information available to iOS to identify and search for the hearing aid.
As with Bluetooth trackers, the RSSI value can help you determine whether the signal is getting stronger or weaker as you move. It does not provide a reliable distance.
ASSOCIATION
ObjectRadar associates a detected hearing with an object you know.
You can associate each hearing aid (left and right) with a personnal object with a custum label
A detected hearing aid is not automatically associated with an object. You can associate it with the object you believe it belongs to. If the association is incorrect, you can assign the object to another hearing at any time — before continuing the search or after discovering that you found the wrong item. ObjectRadar automatically updates the association.
Add your objects in advance so you are ready to find them when needed or create them directly into a device card
Create an association between an object and a device
Add an association and see whether the current association is up to date
A paired hearing aid may keep the same Bluetooth UUID for a long period, but iOS may assign a different UUID in some situations.
If the UUID changes, ObjectRadar may detect the hearing aid as a new device. In this case, the object association may need to be created again manually. When the same device UUID is detected again, its existing object association is retained.
HOW IT WORKS
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