DIY - Self Programming, How to Find Fitting Software

Hearing Aid Self-Fitting and Adjusting [DIY]
#848

@Baltazard

I’m pretty sure NoahLink Wireless is only for Bluetooth Aids which yours aren’t.

#849

@Zebras they are Bluetooth, since both work with a streamer.

#850

@Baltazard

That doesn’t make them Bluetooth.

My Aids work with a streamer but that doesn’t mean they have Bluetooth in the actual Aid!

Crazy the amount of people who think they have Bluetooth Aids because they work with a streamer.

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#851

You’ll need the FittingLink or HiPro programming device for those older models.

As for software,check your PM.

#852

@tenkan Thank you, I guess i will have to get the HiPro.

#853

Yes, although a Mini Pro model would be great as well, keep a eye on eBay, as HiPro comes up every now and then.
Don’t forget the correct cables for your HAs, CS44 also check to see if you need the Flex connect.

See this post for some good information.

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#854

Hi I’m looking for the software too can you help. :smile:

#855

Im needing the link for target software

#856

I have successfully used target on Mac OS X Catalina using virtual box. I will write a how-to it in the mean time I would be happy to talk anyone thru the process

#857

PM sent…

#858

Any luck? I am in need of Smartfit sw well.

#860

PM sent…

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#861

Hi, which program you use to read Nova Sense hearing aid? I have problems reading a novasense pure 300. Could help? Regards

#863

I’m looking for the latest Widex Compass GPS software for my Widex Moment. MacOS version would be appreciated if that exists. If not I’ll take the windows version. Thanks in advance.

#864

Unfortunately it doesn’t, check your PM for Windows.

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#865

I’m in need of the 7.x Target software. Thanks in advance.

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#866

Hi Richard!.. PM sent…

#867

All is well. Thanks very much!

#868

Could someone give me a link for Phonak Target 7 version or newer? Thank you

My computer crasht :cold_face:

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#869

PM sent…

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