Sure enough, yeah target it’s not hard to find, Noahlink wireless from eBay or Amazon.
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Sure enough, yeah target it’s not hard to find, Noahlink wireless from eBay or Amazon.
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Hi, newbie here. On my 3rd set of Phonak’s. Now I90 sphere, . Last ’s were Signia’s. Interested in fitting & Programming. Have not yet purchased Noahlink – though it best to study guides. Have explored “himsa” website & D/L’ed TGT 11 user & fitting guides. Would appreciate link to D/L Target software. Thnx!
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Welcome to the forum @Gwalker43 great your giving a go, and yes always good to read the user guides as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time, go ahead and get the Noahlink wireless, not sure what D/L’ed TGT 11 is all about but Noahlink wireless is plug and play, on rare occasions you might need to download the drivers for win 11.
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Thanks for the reply…Just meant that I had downloaded the TARGET 11 Guides. Now have downloaded TARGET 11 software and am on a steep learning curve. Trying to comprehend “Support Number”.
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Trying to comprehend “Support Number”.
Again what’s this for? in target you mean or something else.
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Hello all. This software does sound fascinating indeed. I plan to get the phonak sphere’s soonish. A few questions: Should I tell my audioologist that I am interested in installing this software and playing around with settings? I know every audiologist is different but in general how has this been received wwhen others have told their audiologists? What exactly does the wireless device allow one to do, is it like the widex remote care device my audiologist currently uses? Thanks for any info you have.
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Sure you could mention it, but most don’t want customers making changes to their settings, so you’d need to prepare yourself for some negativity..the Noahlink wireless is the hardware interface between and software.
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Can the widex brand of hearing aids do this or allow one to modify settings with he appropriate software and device?
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Yes..but not the latest Allure models as it’s cloud based programming only unfortunately.
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Hmm that may e a good enough reason alone to go with phonak, if your in a place where you cannot access the cloud.
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You could try any of the premium models they sell, get a trial and projects are easy enough as well.
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Yes. Looking for the software to program my Sphere Ultra’s. Getting tired of waiting on a slot to get into the audio that really doesn’t make changes I can tell. Also want to switch away from the custom molds they keep pushing back to the standard ear tips. And recalibrate.
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Hi there @EdP yeah it’s a real pain trying to work around the clinic’s, but great your giving a go, it’s not hard and most find everything self explanatory, you’ll also need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well.
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