Yeah those Phonak ( Unitron as well) are going to be a real PITA to swap out, check out the Signia Pure AX as these look like they’ll be a bit easier to change and of course Oticon are offering the best solution at the moment as their respective battery is user replaceable.
I would also appreciate if someone sends me the link of phonak target 7.X
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Thank you so very much, I am very grateful.
Hi, I am newbie to forum and I think it’s great that DIY info is out there. I was a computer tech so expect to be able to program my own devices so couls someone provide me with a link to Phonak Target, please?
Thanks
Don’t forget you’ll need the correct programming device as well for DIY.
Hello, would someone be able to PM me a link for the Target 7.x software? I have an Icube II and the latest Phonak P90 HAs. I used Target 4.x for my old HAs about 5 years ago but it’s totally out of date for my new ones.
Also; iCubeII won’t work on Paradise. ICubeII is going obsolete, though it still works for some older models. Here’s an excerpt from a DIY School PDF file named (Fitting Instructions Phonak Target).
Unfortunately you won’t be able to use iCube ll on P90, you’ll need Noahlink wireless for those.
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Hi everyone! New to the site and would love a link to the Phonak Target 7.x download. I user Costco KS 9.0 aids and would like to set up a backup pair of KS 9. Thank you in advance!
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Much thanks! Very detailed instructions, so I will follow those. Thankfully I am an IT Pro so this should be a fun learning experience!
If you could suffer one more newbie question, I have one. Where can I find a guide on getting started with using the software with my aids? I want to have a good read and understand everything that is involved before I start monkeying around. Thank you in advance! ALso, I was able to complete the software installation. Beautiful instructions and simple process! Thank you!!
Yep, instructions for finding DIY School is 3 posts above and here’s a snip from a DIY School PDF file;
Fitting Instructions Phonak Target
Here’s a link to official/helpful Phonak Target Step-by-step Guide. You will need to connect your hearing aids to the fitting software using a hearing aid programming device (more on that below).
I am also looking for Phonak Target 7.X software.
Could someone send me the download link?
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Sure but don’t forget you’ll need the correct programming device as well for your DIY projects.
A thousand thanks! In the meantime, I’ll do some tests. Thanks again
Hi, I have a pair of Phonak Naida B70-SP hearing aids and I have recently ordered the iCube II device to be able to program it. Could you send the download link for the Phonak Target 7.x program? Thank you in advance!
