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Just learning trying to figure out what everything is

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In the programming software I see “programs” of selections I can run on my Hearing aids.
for example one is 20 (110/46 S).

I understand the “S” probably means standard. I think the 110 is the max decibels the program amplifies? what is the 20 and the 46?

Also I see the hearing graph for each program, and I assume my is supposed to fit in the shaded area of the graph correct?
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Would it be ok if a point on my audiogram fell outside of the shaded area if I had good hearing at that point?

Rexton hearing aids if it matters.

  • 110: This refers to the output sound pressure level (OSPL90), which represents the maximum loudness the speaker can produce. In this case, the hearing aid can reach 110 (decibels of sound pressure level).
  • 46: This refers to the Full-On Gain (FOG), which is the amount of sound amplification the speaker provides. A gain of 46 means the hearing aid can increase the volume of sound by that amount.

I think 20 is the tech level , I’m not sure

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