#340

Welcome to the forum, Ok good to see you’ve done the important parts first, you’ll find its a lot easier this way.

#341

This link doesn’t work for my me in the UK, it may have moved.

This www.phonak.com page can’t be found

No web page was found for the web address: https://www.phonak.com/en-usprofessionals/innovations/target
HTTP ERROR 404

#342

Does any one have a link to Target 6.2. I think I bricked my V90-10 with target 8.0.and IcubeII. I will appreciate the help. Thank you.

#343

There is a DIY School PDF file named (Fitting Instructions Phonak Target) that will point you to a working link of that same Phonak document namely (Phonak Target: Step by Step Guide). Links are tested working in the UK and the US. Tip: you can click these images to enlarge.

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Though you will need to scroll down after clicking the first link to find this Step-by-step link.

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#344

Oh that’s no good, maybe you could try a different browser to serif that helps.

#345

The work around for reviving bricked old Phonak V90-10 worked for me.I will not be using Target8.0 with icubeII. However Target 6.2 is a bit outdated software. I will stick with Target 7.0. Unfortunately I don’t have that version. I would apreciate a link for Target7.0. Thank you all.

Have I bricked my Phonak Aid?
#346

This is an odd place/forum topic to talk about bricking your hearing aids. So, please see my answer on the other iCubeII is bricking hearing aids thread, namely → Have I bricked my Phonak Aid?

#347

Hi,i need the phonak target software latest pls. :pray:

#348

Welcome to the forum, sure but don’t forget you’ll need the correct programming device as well for DIY projects. Check out the target user guide as well, you can find more guides by clicking on @pvc avatar.

https://www.phonak.com/en-us/site-search?q=Phonak+Target+step-by-step+guide+

#349

I am a Phonak P90 user can I get a link to download the Phonak Target software?

#350

I never mention DIY School because it’s too confusing for people who are new to DIY!

Way too much information included!

:roll_eyes:

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#351

Welcome to the forum, sure but don’t forget you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well for DIY projects.
Check out the target user guide as well and for more detailed
information you can click on @pvc avatar.

https://www.phonak.com/en-us/site-search?q=Phonak+Target+step-by-step+guide+

#352

Sorry that I have become your enemy over the issue of iCubeII and recent Phonak Target versions bricking some hearing aids. It was not my intention! :smiling_face_with_tear:

#353

Recent mail (sanitized);

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#354

I asked. There is no software for Mac users. I don’t have a PC.

#355

You could of course use bootcamp, or other software to use on a Mac.
Parallels virtual machine.

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#356

Hi,
Can I get a download link for the Phonak Target software? 8.0 would be great if available, but any working version will do, really.
I have a Noahlink. My aids are P90. I am a long time wearer. However, my audiologist is confused on how to adjust my hearing aids. It is a hassle to the point that I would like to adjusting them myself.
Thanks

#357

Welcome to the forum, it’s great that you have your programming device already, check out the target user guide as well. Lots more information can be found by clicking on @pvc avatar if you need it.

https://www.phonak.com/en-us/site-search?q=Phonak+Target+step-by-step+guide+

#358

Thanks, I appreciate it!

#359

I have Nathos Auto hearing aids and have just bought an iCube ii. Where can I get the software to work with this programming device please? I need to pair HAs with a Compilot.