Self-programming Phonak Virto V90

Has anyone programmed the Virto V90 using Icube II? or is Hi-pro the way to go?

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Oh okay sorry, I was thrown off but the discussion in the other thread where all of this stuff was off topic. Let’s look at Phonak Virto V Production Information50.

It says;

In Target, try changing/pretending your programming device is wireless.

Can i do that because in “Virto V90-10 NW O” the NW stands for “not wireless”.

You are right, When I select the NW model, then ICube II is not a compatible device. So I think that you are stuck with using a wired a mini Pro/Hi Pro.

In Target/Help/Cable Overview; it says Cable 10A.

I am thinking this is one of those funny looking cable and battery insert combination thingy’s that look like this. But I don’t know for sure. What does your Audi use?

Yeah, this funniest looking thing is the one he uses. Haha. I already saw some of these phonak 10 cables on ebay, but they wont ship internationally.

Also, if you have an to post see Tip#2 / Hearing Tracker Tips/ Forum Support Category. What country are you in? I will delete my first 2 confused posts above.

I know you are busy, but could you please spare a few minutes and tell me if I have entered the in my profile accurately. I am asking because there are no responses at higher frequencies and I am not sure if I need to enter them.

Thank you. I will test using Audiogramdirect and compare them as soon as I get my mini-pro.

Oh, I see what you mean now. Though, why would he mark no response at various frequencies??

z10user2

Curious yup. Who knows?
Maybe @AbramBaileyAuD could allow incomplete . It allows not putting in the likes of 750 and 1500 etc. So how about just not all numbers. Enter what ya got. I still say the lines tell the story. The No Responses are not linked with lines to anything.

If I were the OP I would just put in 120 for 3000 and onward.

Thanks for your suggestions. I modified it.

@pvc said:

Though, why would he mark no response at various frequencies??

Oh I think I know why he marked the No Responses at various frequencies. If he put them all together on the bottom line they would be too close together and maybe touch each other and become unreadable.

That might be the reason. I dont know how accurate audiogramdirect is, but I will be comparing them.

z10user2