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@Baltazard

That doesn’t make them Bluetooth.

My Aids work with a streamer but that doesn’t mean they have Bluetooth in the actual Aid!

Crazy the amount of people who think they have Bluetooth Aids because they work with a streamer.

Yes, although a Mini Pro model would be great as well, keep a eye on eBay, as HiPro comes up every now and then.
Don’t forget the correct cables for your , CS44 also check to see if you need the Flex connect.

See this post for some good information.

Programming the Oticon Alta Pro miniRITE
Scroll down to see all the steps for programming the Oticon Alta Pro MiniRITE. >>Links-for-Hearing-Aid-Self-Programming<< may answer questions you might have. This is my USB mini Pro. There are many like it, but this one is mine. My mini Pro is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life. My mini Pro, without me, is useless. Without my mini Pro, I am useless. smiley [image] Cable to connect mini Pro/Hi Pro to your PC [image] Standard CS44 Programming…

I’m looking for the latest Widex Compass GPS software for my Widex Moment. MacOS version would be appreciated if that exists. If not I’ll take the windows version. Thanks in advance.

In reply to @cottemar

I’ve order a set of Phonak Marvel M90 hearing aids on-line and really need to get a copy of the Target software version 7.x so that I can learn to activate/program and control my new hearing aids. I’ve been wearing Phonak Art ’s for the past 15 years so I’ve ordered the same brand. I’ve been a database programmer for the past 20 years and I have just retired so I have plenty of time available to learn how to do this.

Thanks.
Robert

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