as stated earlier, all that does is take me to the sites home page. Using Chrome, no extensions
Iâve added it to my profile is the best I can manage.
Using Chrome desktop windows 11
Just click on dashboard.
got it, abit convoluted, as your link still took me to home page, but I figured it out. Not sure how I did it, but finally got it 
Yeah strange, I get taken to âdashboardâ not the home page, but all good.
Were you tracking that on the myPhonak app? If you wear Spheres, do you find they automatically switch to music if there is background music in a show that youâre streaming?
Hum! Bimodal had it exactly right. So when Iâm at the Forum home page, I select âForumâ in the menu options at the top as shown here:
In the drop-down menu, I select âMy Hearing Testâ and am taken to this page:
I click on the BLUE button that reads âAdd Hearing Testâ and see this page where I manually enter the data:
Thatâs the part that takes TIME and patience as you copy the numbers from your audiogram to this form.
odd, its doing that now on mine as well, wasnt earlier.
Yes, I have Spheres. They switched when someone started performing on a show. That is the only time I tracked what it was doing. Lew
Sounds like the Spheres truly DO know what to do! 
As I recommended today in @JordanKâs Sphere Lumity Shootout thread, taking the following two Audiology Online courses for free will really help you understand how AutoSense programs work and the relative importance of many of the adjustments, and whether any control over the adjustments is available for any particular AutoSense program in the MyPhonak app. Although the courses are intended to orient HCPs to using Target fitting software if youâre able to follow along from what youâve learned on this forum, it will give you a lot of additional insight into how the Autosense programs work, what can be adjusted, and whether you need to ask your HCP to do it or not. Also, what some of the comparative differences are between AutoSense programs that seem similar on the surface, e.g., Media speech + mic vs. Media music + mic. The first course listed by Erika Porter is particularly good. Sheâs an excellent instructor and emphasizes that there is often more than one way to address any particular problem.
For example, with soft background noise like refrigerators, AC blowers, etc., that @jeffpa had a problem with in this thread, she cites raising the threshold for blocking background base-level noise is one of several approaches that can be used (some might not want a gross increase in noise reduction of all levels of noise loudness-might interfere with speech understanding, etc.).
After posting, I see @Bimodal_user has also pointed out the soft noise reduction option (Sphere Programs - #12 by Bimodal_user), but itâs still something Erika Porter used in her talk to illustrate Phonak flexibility and many options.
There are further details in the post to which my self-quote is linked: My Phonak Sphere Infinio I90 vs Lumity L90 Shootout - #416 by jim_lewis
My audiologist had suggested changing windblock for my noise issue. I figure Iâll try that once I get NoahLink in.
I am late getting back to you Bluejay. I have a nice stereo and sat down to listen carefully a few days ago. They did not go into music mode automatically. I had to use the program.
Iâve never yet had mine switch to music
Hi All
After returning my Jabraâs to Costco, I âbit the bulletâ and purchased the Phonak Sphere I90 hearing aides. I had not read any comments about how the spheric feature gets activated, and initially did not feel it was activating at all. After a third adjustment with my audiologist recommended by Zip hearing, I am now experiencing the benefit of the Spheric speech clarity.
My audiologist reduced the threshold for spheric speech to âkick-inâ, in both âcalmâ situations and in noisy situations. That seemed to do the trick. Like others who have commented, I can now hear and understand soft spoken speech in calm situations and in setting with noisy backgrounds. The audiologist also set an option for me to activate the spheric speech on my android phone in the phonak app⌠But, check the app after you no longer need the boost, or your battery will deplete. A couple of days ago, I activated the program on my phone it did not deactivated automatically. By the end of the day the battery was down to 15%
If your audiologist created a manual spheric program, you can activate it manually but you also need to deactivate it when it is no longer needed. The manual program will not deactivate automatically. On a couple of occasions I have forgotten to deactivate but fortunately there was still enough battery to get me through the remainder of the day.
I havent lowered my threshold for activated Spheric Speech yet, but my hearing loss isnt badâŚ
But since I have open vented domes, I get much less out of Spheric Speech, its very subtle.
I just activate mine manually if it gets real noisy around me.
I can also tell when mine is on because of the hissing. I have the noise reduction turned up on everything else
When you have a chance, maybe you could ask your audiologist if the Calm situation adjustments were just to increase the Speech Enhancer effect or to some other Calm settings. Iâve read that noise threshold/reduction settings in Calm vs. Speech in Noise can affect when AutoSense switches from Calm to Speech in Noise. Other than the general AutoSense threshold for when Spheric Speech in Loud Noise should kick in, I donât see where (my ignorance) any Calm situation settings change will make Spheric Speech kick in at a lower noise level. Itâs too bad there arenât sliders somewhere to define the noise level range the user wants each AutoSense program to operate in. In other words, say turn Speech in Noise off and always have the Spheres go from Calm to Spheric Speech in any noise above the Calm situation level. Iâd like that since I probably spend 90 to 95% of my time in Calm situations, but when thereâs annoying noise, Iâd like to get rid of it well before I can hardly hear what someone else is saying.
I believe the adjustments related to adjustments to the speech enhancer in calm situations. He I was having a problem understanding soft speech in both quiet small room settings and in quiet settings with high ceilings. This was an adjustment he made to the settings that transition automatically depending on the environment I am in. He got some help with the adjustments from Zip Hearing, as that is who I bought the HAâs from. He also adjusted the spheric speech settings to a lower noise threshold and added it as a separate program fthat I can activate on my own, using my phone, if it does not automatically switch in noisy environments. He also changed out the hearing aid tips to a smaller one so it could reach further into my ear canal. The benefit for me was being able to hear folks during college visits with my grandson. I just have to remember to switch the spheric program on my phone off, if I activate the program, otherwise, it drains the battery.