Hi, I,ve bought some Naida V UP aids from Ebay and they don’t have the conventional 4 pin 44a socket but a flat 4 terminal pcb board.
Can someone tell me how to connect to these please.
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Hi, I,ve bought some Naida V UP aids from Ebay and they don’t have the conventional 4 pin 44a socket but a flat 4 terminal pcb board.
Can someone tell me how to connect to these please.
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Did you pry up the cover?
The “flat 4 terminal pcb board” that you mentioned is to add on an receiver (see #10 in the diagram);
Here’s a reference document20.
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Hi PVC,
thank you for that.What you don’t know about hearing aids isn’t worth knowing.
Thi ones in a different place to my others. Mike
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Hi again,
Target is saying to use IPFG which does connect to the aid. I thought Target worked with spice chip and those after.These are Naida Q?
Mike
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The first-generation Naída (launched in 2008) had a “V UP” model. It’s based on the CORE platform and programmed using iPFG.
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Yes Naida V UP is based on the Core platform which came out in 2008 and uses the IPFG software.
If they were the Naida Q, they would either say Naida Q50 UP, Naida Q70 UP or Naida Q90 UP.
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