Anyone have a copy of Widex Compass?

Hearing Aid Self-Fitting and Adjusting [DIY]
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#100

Don’t forget you’ll need the correct programming device as well for DIY.

#102

I need a copy of Widex Compass. Anyone kindly PM me the download link? I am so grateful.

#103

Sure, but don’t forget you’ll need the correct programming device as well for DIY projects.

#105

Good morning everyone from Italy!
Thank you for the beautiful community you have built and which has allowed me to learn a lot!
I need a copy of the Compass Gps software.
Could anyone help me?
I can’t find it anywhere.
Have a good day everyone!

#106

Please do your own due diligence before choosing a hearing aid programming device. You should verify which hearing aid models can use which programming device(s) by reading the following DIY School PDF file. Just click any PVC Avatar to find DIY School;

  • Choose Hardware-Programming Device for Widex
#107

Thanks, very interesting!
I have already started studying, soon I will have many questions for you :innocent:
Ciao!

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#108

Hi all! I just got the Moment Sheer 440. I’ll get the Noahlink Wireless too. If I get that + Compass GPS, that will be enough to self-program right? If so, could someone pass me a version of the software? Thank you so much!!

#109

Welcome to the forum, sure no problem that’s all you’ll need to begin with, but do post any questions you may have or just your success with doing DIY, it always good to hear back from uses on the forum.
Check out some of the guides for helpful tips.

And this YouTube channel, very good information to follow.

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#110

Hi guys. I’ve new Widex devices and i need Widex Compass for fine tuning. Anyone can help me?

#111

HI there, sure but don’t forget you’ll need the correct programming device as well for DIY projects, which models are you using?

#112

Hi tenkan! I use NoahLink Wireless :wink:

#113

Hi there, ok but I meant what model of HAs are you using, anyways Noahlink wireless can be used on the Moment onwards, but the earlier models use ProLink.

#114

Hi. Does anyone have Widex Compass for WIDEX D9 ?

#115

Hi there, sure it’s available, but you’ll also need the correct programming device as well for your DIY projects, for older models the Widex ProLink, so the D9 is the dream platform so ProLink

#116

Can I please have the Widex compass software? I have a noahlink. Thank you!

#117

Hi there, sure it’s available but don’t forget you’ll need the correct programming device as well for your DIY projects.
What model are you using?

#118

I have Bi-lateral Meniere’s disease. My hearing loss changes at different frequencies without notice. I need tweaks and adjustments almost every month. I have spent a fortune on fittings and never am satisfied. I was a film & TV composer for 30 years and mixed and recorded music for decades, so I am a tough customer. I wish there was an “advanced users” page where I could get at compression, gain and the frequency adjustments. I wish a lot of things. After 9 years with the bluetooth Evokes I purchased Oticon Mores and was astonished at the lack of progress in the technology. Disappointed. Captive audience paying high fees with no medicare coverage - blocked out of any ser refinements except the most basic.

#119

Hi Tenkan, btw, thank you so much for Genie 2. I am now seeking Compass GPS for my Evoke Fusion 2 bluetooth rechargeable HA’s. They are my back up, and I sometimes prefer them over the Oticon Mores. Any help? Noahlink Wireless 4 I believe is the right interface with a compatible windows PC. Thanks - Willheim.

#120

Hi there, sure it’s available, the evoke use the ProLink and not Noahlink wireless unfortunately.

#121

Hi. I need the Widex Compass soft. Can you send me?

Thanks!!!