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I am also looking for help with a Target 7 link for my new P90s
I am struggling to get to grips with this forum (it must be my age)
I don’t even know if this is the right way to ask but here’s hoping!

In reply to @user40

Good to see you here,you can start a new topic for anything you need, we have a great bunch of people who can help you along with your projects, oh and don’t forget you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well for DIY.

Hello! Wow this site has my hopes up for helping my grandmother out since her audiologist closed up shop. Can someone please point me in the right direction to be able to obtain the Phone software to make adjustments to her Audeo M90 hearing aids?

  1. Hardware Prerequisite: In addition to obtaining free fitting software, you will also need to use a Hearing Aid Programming Device/hardware. For most (but not all) recently sold hearing aids, the device you will need is Noahlink Wireless. Some think that Remote Fitting can be used take the place of this hardware prerequisite. It cannot! You will still need hardware as a starting point in order to create a Remote Fitting session. This non-trivial task requires due diligence!

For Phonak Marvel’s you should use Noahlink Wireless.

Sure, but don’t forget you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device for the latest models , check out the target user guide as well.

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Just upgraded my 2012 Bolero for an Audeo P with a Cros. I used Target 3 for the last 10 years but need the latest version of Target for these aids. Can one of the expert contributors please PM me with advice on how to obtain this.
TIA
KR’s Andy B

In reply to @henrybishop

Wow 10years since you’ve upgraded, you should notice a big difference going to paradise platform, well don’t forget you’ll also need to update to the Noahlink wireless programming device for your project.

Hello Everyone.

I hope someone can help. I got my grandmother a compilot lI for her phonak bolero hearing aid. I need to try and reset the compilot to factory setting as it is not pairing to her hearing aid. The compilot is not brand new and was paired to a different hearing aid previously.

Could someone kindly share a link to the phonak target software.

Thank you in advance.

Sure, you’ll need at USB cable to plug it in to your laptop, there’s a way to reset manually as well, hopefully you won’t need to connect your as well to “group/pair” the compilot ll.

@tenkan

Resetting doesn’t get rid of the previous owners linking of the ComPilot.

It needs to be factory reset via Target for the ComPilot to work with other .

Hello - I am looking for Phonak Target 8.x download link if anyone could be so kind to PM. I have a set of Audeo Lifes and Naidas I’m trialing. I also have the NoahLink. Thank you in advance.

Hi @user235 ; Welcome to the category of the forum.

Tip: Click any PVC Avatar to find DIY School.
Newbie-suggested reading; DIY School (02 How to Program Your Hearing Aids)

In addition to this DIY Software Prerequisite which you are inquiring about, there is also a DIY Hardware Prerequisite. That is, you will also need to use hardware (a Hearing Aid Programming Device). Some think Bluetooth can be used to take the place of this hardware prerequisite. It cannot! Some think that Remote Fitting can be used take the place of this hardware prerequisite. It cannot, because you will still need hardware as a starting point for creating a Remote Fitting session. Your compatible hearing aid programming device(s) are listed (in a Cheat Sheet) in the following DIY School PDF file;

  • DIY School (Choose Hardware-Programming Device for Phonak)

In reply to @user235

Welcome to the forum, you’ll find a lot of great information here, what models of Phonak are you using, this would be helpful to know, also check out the target user guide as it’s super easy to use.
Any other questions just start a new topic.

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We also have a School file (Fitting Instructions Phonak Target) which may be useful.

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