Long initial connect time for Resound Linx on Incoming call

I just got the Resound Linx 7 and iPhone 6 running iOS 8.1.2. They seem to be pairing directly with no problems.
When I get an inbound call, it seems like it takes about 3-5 seconds for audio to come through on the Linx, during that time there is no audio on the speakerphone nor earpiece but the call is connected. I can't hear the first few words they say and come into the call late.
Is the 3-5 second connect time normal?
If so, is there a way to get the audio to play through the handset until it connects?
If not, where should start troubleshooting?

I am quite happy with the Starkeys, yes. They are not perfect (https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6285850 is a now 442-post long thread about them - you can see the good and the bad), but they are far better for me than the Linx were....and they are a lot easier on batteries, too.

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