Motion sensor hearing is only enabled when AutoSense OS enters speech in noise & loud noise. When you are in a place NO unusual noise, but the noise of nature, AutoSense OS should consider it quiet.
Good point. So I wonder why hiking is a problem. Probably itās because talkersā mouths are directed in a different direction than @alfredhaddad36, so the sound waves go to the vast spaces of nature and are only partially bounced from the face of a third speaker back to the speaker and the OP.
@alfredhaddad36, whatās the power of your receiver? M (medium)? And whatās the length of wire to the receiver? It is 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Mine was 2R M, but I found that 0R P is better for me (0 - length number, R - right ear, P - power receiver).
I have a P receiver, but it seems to me to be wire 1 (is there a way to check this without target?) In the target program it says receiver length 0 (thatās what my audiologist said, but I remember for sure that he ordered me 1).
What you wrote about nature does make sense, the speakers donāt face me, they face forward, thatās how the sound waves escape me, the question is, is there anything I can do about it?
If I turn up the volume too much on the device, then wind noise and the noise of birds and the stream, etc. also come in.
I donāt know really, but maybe soft noise reduction could be helpful. However, itās more comfort feature than for increase speech understanding.
The real solution are the mic like PartnerMic. I donāt remember does Infinio supports more than one PartnerMic. There is also Roger microphones, but theyāre expensive, unless you consider used one from eBay (must be In version - i.e. āRogerOn In V2ā or V3).
You can also try to make another Calm Situation program for trial, where you increase gains for G50.
In myPhonak is also al slider for quiet sounds gain.
I have no idea. I know about myself only because I buy receiver on my own. Thereās 5 mm length difference between each number: 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 and reportedly 10 mm between 0 and 00.
Itās Windy.
People are different heights.
People are moving.
There are no reflective surfaces to get secondary reflected soundwaves from.
Jordan, Thank you very much for your generosity in sharing such important observations and insights. Iām working through my first HAs for moderately severe to severe loss. I am 3 weeks into Phonak i-90 r (non sphere) and will trying the spheres. So my questions now that you are many months into the Spheres: are you still using the spheric AI in the less noisy situations? My audiologist believes strongly that there are no needs for this and that the non-spheres will be fine. Are you still using the double domes? TIA
Iāll be honest with you. I leave these hearing aids in the automatic program for 99% of the time and I just let AutoSense turn on the Sphere mode when needed and it is sometimes useful to force it on when there is background music playing in a noisy place but this is rare. And yesā¦still using double domes and P (Power) receivers.
Iād get the Sphere version. Even if you donāt use it that often it is critical for enjoying yourself in noisy places.
Jordan
And battery life is outstanding, because itās bigger than in R models.
And hopefully professional events such as dinners and bus rides to team events will be less stressful!
Iām using my Paradise P90Rs in auto too.
I just want to hear and understand
My setup is better now.
Finally.
I figure Iām about 65% there.
Your haās are much better than mine.
But workmanās compensation doesnāt provide them. They provide a less capable model.
I asked way back if I could pay the difference and upgrade. The answer was no.
Iām going to retire soon. Iām grateful I have W comp.
DaveL
I solved that problem in a different way. I have programmed (using Target) the rear button to mute the microphones. No more wind noise. If you require that the microphones are live while you bike this would not work for you.
When you are riding on city streets in a busy city like Toronto, you need to be able to hear whatās going on around you or itās a bit dangerous. A did a 40 mile ride today andās it was very windy. The helmet liner worked perfectly. I still heard the wind a bit but it got rid of that horrible cracking sound you get when the wind blows across the hearing aid microphones.
Jordan
Excellent. I shall do that when I get my e bike put.
I need a liner and a new helmet.
DaveL
Mississauga
Excellent! Wonderful help.
Thanks
Thank you! Very helpful
I have good memories of a lady from your country. She was the first Principal of a new school I built.
She had wonderful values. Working with her was a highlight of my work in the school board.
I appreciate your help
DaveL
Toronto
Why would you not supported the wind nose in Target? (Wind block)?
My winter Tilly had has ear flaps that cut the wind noise by 75%, now I just have to figure something for my summer ones without getting to hotā¦LOL No e-bikes, just dog walking with wife and our 13 year old Rooty
My summer Tilly works great in the convertible. I donāt have issues with wind noise.
Gratefully that my HA setup is getting better
And the Tilly hat last longer than the car does.
DaveL