#12

Wow; great find!

#13

Not much of a roll out. One Siemens/Signia hearing aid (the Pure 13BT) plus all the new ReSound hearing aids, which is not surprising because Noahlink Wireless is ReSound’s Airlink 2, same device with different firmware.

Maybe Phonak Target 5.2 in the near future??

#14

Yes, Phonak Target 5.2 has been confiremed to support noahlink wireless, it is the only compatible programmer for phonak bt HA.

#15

Now 4 brand fitting soft support noahlink wireless, Phonak target 5.2, Sivantos CONNEXX Eight, Resound smart fit 1.0.0.187, Beltone Solux Max 1.0.0.187.

See：
https://www.himsa.com/Products/NoahModules/CertifiedModules/tabid/2184/language/en-US/Default.aspx

(Pls to select the programmer noahlink wireless before search)

#16

I count GN Resound/Beltone as a single manufacturer. Of course Noahlink Wireless will work for this manufacturer because the it’s the same device (with different firmware) as GN Resound’s proprietary Airlink 2.

As for Sivantos CONNEXX Eight, it’s just the one hearing aid (the Pure 13BT).

Phonak Target 5.2 is not available yet. Seems like not much progress thus far. But the Target 5.2 news is encouraging.

#17

In order to use the Noahlink wireless device and a module for a hearing aid brand is required. Only audiologists and hearing aid specialists can order these products through their distributor.

#18

Don’t know what you mean about “a module for a hearing aid brand”; what’s needed is software from the various hearing aid manufacturers that has been updated to communicate with the Noahlink Wireless device.

#19

rnatalie has one, click this >>link<<, some others too, we saw one on EBay/Canada but it was priced way high, I didn’t get the memo saying I couldn’t get one so I got one too ;), here’s the Software:> How-To-Get-Hearing-Aid-Fitting-Software

Scroll down on this >>(http://www.hearingaidforums.com/showthread.php?21942-mini-Pro-Hi-Pro-cables-etc-VS-convenient-Wireless-Programming-Device)<< to find the red/caution statements because this only works with some hearing instruments at this early stage.

#20

Yep, the Resound Smart Fit software talks direct to the Noahlink/Airlink2. It’s one of the four hearing aid interfaces that the software supports.

#21

The module that is needed is the new updated programming software to work with the new Noahlink wireless device. For Example, if you have a new Phonak aid, the Phonak Target 5.2 is required.

#22

That’s exactly what I said… :frowning:

#23

Aw, we can’t do it with iPFG? J/K :slight_smile:

#24

Physicians can get them, as well.

#25

Originally Posted by Terost
Only audiologists and hearing aid specialists can order these products through their distributor.

The peanut gallery can get them too!!

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#26

Yep, I have one. My audiologist said “You did what?”

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#27

Do you know if it works with the KS8/Rexton aids?

#28

I don’t “know” for sure, but seems highly likely as it works with Signia nx.

#29

Noahlink Wireless is the only wireless programming device allowed for the KS8.
Look in the Costco Kirkland Signature 8.0 (Product Information) thread.

#30

The later Rexton aids (Signia Nx an Pure 13 BT primax) can use the Noahlink wireless (same as the Airlink2), The older ones that support e2e capability, can use the CnonexxAir programmer.

#31

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