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Looking for Phonak target software, I have 4.0 but will not connect to the internet for updates. Any one have links for 5.2 to 6.x for downloads ?

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I saw 5.2 on the PirateBay the other day. I would expect the same cautions apply that apply to all of the other software downloaded from there.

Thank you for those whom replied to me, a great help.

I have one more question, when updating target to 6.2.8 I loose the ICube facility (just keeps the ICube2).

What is the newest version that still keeps the I Cube not just the ICube2?

Thank you in advance.

Seems I remember @pvc helping someone with an older version of Target.

For what it’s worth, the HiPro still works on these older aids with the latest Target software.

Is Phonak still providing Target upgrades for older models of ’s?
I am using Target 6.1 because I only have the original iCube but I wonder if I upgrade to Target 7 (and get an iCube II) will there be any upgrades for my Audeo Q’s. Any have any knowledge on this?
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but I wonder if I upgrade to Target 7 (and get an iCube II) will there be any upgrades for my Audeo Q’s

Nope, all done and dusted on that old platform.
Best bet is to upgrade your to Belong platform, not much point in going to the Venture (V90) as they basically the same as the Quest.

You should reference these words in the link below:
As an aside the iCube II is not supported on the one new model in the B-Belong platform. That obviously signals the end of support for iCube II.

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Hi there, great your giving a go, it’s all pretty easy enough but do read the user guides as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time, are you sure you want version 4.0 that pretty old, what are the exact models your trying to DIY, as this will also determine the correct programming device.

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