Phonak Target 7.X download link

Hearing Aid Self-Fitting and Adjusting [DIY]
#23

Hi
did you get a link to download the Phonak target 7.x?
thanks

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#24

Hi
did you get a link to download the phonak target 7.x software?
thanks

#25

Hi, I did received it. Many thanks.

#26

Hello - would it be possible to provide me with a link to Phonak Target 7.x as well? Thank you.

#27

Sure enough, remember you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well.

#28

Thank you! I have that on order.

#29

Hi, could someone send me a link to version 7.x for Target.

I have much older 3.2.x version that can not be updated directly over the internet. It requires update files downloaded then installed which are no longer available.

Much appriciated.

#30

Sure, just be sure to have the correct programming device if you’ve updated your HAs, Noahlink wireless from Marvel platform onwards.

#31

Thanks.

Thinking about updating to Paradise P90-R if updating audiogram for my Audeo Q50 312t does not improve my hearing ability. I’d like being able to use bluetooth to answer phone and switch to other audio sources.

Will the Noahlink wireless work with my existing Q50 aids? I think those are on the Quest platform.

#32

Unfortunately the Noahlink wireless can’t be used on the older Quest platform, you’ll need the iCube ll for those.

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#33

Going that far back to the Quest Platform I don’t believe that iCubeII was available yet. So you would have to use the older and obsolete iCube for wireless fitting, or the Hi Pro/mini Pro with cables for wired programming.

Note that Phonak Target 6.1 is the last Target version to support Phonak’s proprietary wireless programming device iCube. If you need to use your iCube device, then find/install the 6.1 version of Target and then do not take any further updates.

Here’s an excerpt from a DIY School PDF file named (Fitting Instructions Phonak Target);

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#34

iCube II does work for Quest. I used to use it.

#35

Oh, okay. Thanks for that. I need to update the DIY School file.

#36

HMm; Is it maybe because iCubeII is backwards compatible??

Because I found the Product Information File for Phonak Audéo Q and it lists only iCube.

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Yes, That’s it backwards compatibility. But it doesn’t always work great. Anyway I will add iCubeII as a programming device for Quest, and Spice platforms in my document.

#37

@pvc

The iCube II works on Spice as well. Think because it’s backwards compatible?

The old iCube worked on iPFG and I think iCube II was made for Target?

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#38

iCube ll was fine, iCube I used on my core platform I think?

#39

Yep, I just forgot to take into account the backwards compatibility feature of the iCube II which arrived later/after Quest and Spice.

#40

Hi there. would it be possible to provide me with a link to Phonak Target 7.x as well? Thank you

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#41

I need a Phonak Target 7.x too. Thanks.

#42

Sure, have you got the correct programming device?