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Anyone have a copy of Widex Compass?

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Hi there, ok but I meant what model of are you using, anyways Noahlink wireless can be used on the Moment onwards, but the earlier models use ProLink.

Hi there, sure it’s available, but you’ll also need the correct programming device as well for your projects, for older models the Widex ProLink, so the D9 is the dream platform so ProLink

Hi there, sure it’s available but don’t forget you’ll need the correct programming device as well for your projects.
What model are you using?

In reply to @Mick_Shu

I have Bi-lateral Meniere’s disease. My hearing loss changes at different frequencies without notice. I need tweaks and adjustments almost every month. I have spent a fortune on fittings and never am satisfied. I was a film & TV composer for 30 years and mixed and recorded music for decades, so I am a tough customer. I wish there was an “advanced users” page where I could get at compression, gain and the frequency adjustments. I wish a lot of things. After 9 years with the bluetooth Evokes I purchased Oticon Mores and was astonished at the lack of progress in the technology. Disappointed. Captive audience paying high fees with no medicare coverage - blocked out of any ser refinements except the most basic.

In reply to @tenkan

Hi Tenkan, btw, thank you so much for Genie 2. I am now seeking Compass GPS for my Evoke Fusion 2 bluetooth rechargeable ’s. They are my back up, and I sometimes prefer them over the Oticon Mores. Any help? Noahlink Wireless 4 I believe is the right interface with a compatible windows PC. Thanks - Willheim.

Hi there, sure it’s available, the evoke use the ProLink and not Noahlink wireless unfortunately.

Hi there, yes sure it’s available,what models do you intend to program, from moment onwards it’s the Noahlink wireless, but older models need ProLink.

Hi there, sure, the Noahlink wireless is only good for the Moment models onwards tho.

I’m trying to check my firmware version and update my Philips 9030’s so that I can use the newly added sound equalizer. I have the latest app and 23.2 of the HearLink software but my instrument update option and icon for that are both grayed out. I have updated the firmware once in the past but for some reason I can’t even use the updater to check my firmware version. Is there another way to check the version? Any Philips ’ers have any thoughts on this. I did find a few 9030 owners that have the dual equalizer option in the app. I currently only have the streaming option. Thanks

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Hi there, sure it’s available, but you’ll need the correct programming device for any projects, Noahlink wireless for Moment platform onwards and ProLink for models before them.
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