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I’ve got some nice new and shiny Phonak L90-RT hearing aids. I love them when they are connected to my cell phone or TV, the sound is awesome, like some of the best headphones I’ve had in a long time. But as for actual hearing aids, they are not adjusted correctly. I’ve been back to the audiologist twice and it’s not a short drive. I felt like the person they were just shuffling people through, not listening to what I’m saying. I’m an engineer and I’m pretty attentive to what I need to hear and what I could really care less about. I need to hear people speak. The hearing aids are adjusted to just amplify very high frequencies. Well I can hear a pin drop or me rub my arm gently, but I keep asking people to repeat themselves. It’s very annoying and I need to find a better way, which is why I’m posting here, to ask for the link to download the Phonak Target software. If it keeps going this way I will not be wearing these things for long.

I saw some links to a universal hearing aid software downloader which has you install python first. This is a big red flag to me so I’m still looking for the Phonak software. If the universal software actually works, why haven’t I seen any postings stating what a great software package it is, and also I haven’t seen anything negative either. Odd there are no follow-up postings.

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Sure no problem PM sent, yeah a lot of people are saying the same thing and don’t want to do a 3rd party install, you’ll also need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well for your projects.

@tenkan said:

Sure no problem PM sent, yeah a lot of people are saying the same thing and don’t want to do a 3rd party install,

I’m definitely not opposed to third party software at all, Python wasn’t the hurdle, it was the Universal Hearing Downloader. There just were not that many comments. But eventually I did find more information (GitHub), more comments, that helped me. I was going to install it after I made a backup of my computer data and then test it out in Windows Sandbox. I do appreciate the link and I’ve grabbed that software but I’d like to be fair to the tool promoted here and do an evaluation and then make comments for future folks who drop by here. I will be sure to locate a Noahlink device as well.

Again, Thanks!

In reply to @user113

Just an update… I read the Phonak Target Initial Fitting guide and I’ve got to say, my audiologist did nothing of the sort. It was show me how to put them in my ears, told me to wear them for a few weeks to get use to them, and they showed me the door. My follow-up visit was terrible too. Amazing how well some of the doctors treat the vets. Well I have to order the Noah device and while I’m waiting, I’m trying to find all the literature I can on how to “properly” setup the hearing aids. I wish it were a one button click and you clicked a key when you heard the tone, just like a normal hearing test. I think the software does something similar to that with the disclaimer that a rear should be conducted. Maybe I will find a good video on how to do this, I haven’t started looking for that yet.

Thanks again for proving me the ability to obtain the required software.

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In reply to @user113

Yes you’ll have quite a bit of success with in-situ audiometry, AudiogramDirect, most of us folks use it, check out the video to get a general run down on what’s involved.

Hello! I’d like the download link to the latest Phonak Target Programm too. I’ve already got my NoahLink Wireless and I am using Phonak Audéo. Thank you!

Welcome to the forum, great you have your NW already, check out the target user guide as well.

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Hello! I’d like the download link to the latest Phonak Target Programm - anybody can help?

many thanks

In reply to @user149

Sure, great you have the NW on the way don’t forget to check the Phonak target user guide as well.

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In reply to @Petike1376

Ok, well you’ll also need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well for your projects, check out the target user guide as well.

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Hello. I recently purchased a Lumity L90. I myself from Ukraine bought my device in the UK. I want to try to understand the programming of my device, there is a little feedback. I want to ask for a link to Phonak Target. Thanks in advance.

Sure, but don’t forget you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device for your projects.

User guide

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In reply to @Pro74

Yep, Noahlink Wireless for Lumity as specified in;
School (Choose Hardware-Programming Device for Phonak.pdf)
Click any PVC Avatar to access DIY School.

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