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Hi all. new to the forum. sound engineer for 35 years lost hearing to chemical treatment for cancer. got the phonak Virto -p 312, but need to learn to adjust my hearing aid due to the audiologist who doesn’t know how to program correctly.
bought the noa link wireless 2 and now need to download the target software… but where to…??

Welcome to the forum, great your giving a go, please be sure to research and read the user guides before starting your DIY projects as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time, plus you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device.

Thanks What a great forum this is, it’s very interesting reading… I have the Noalink wireless 2 but need the software to get startet … can anybody help…

In reply to @steviewunda

Hi there, great your giving a go, be sure to do some research and read the user guides before starting, you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well for any DIY projects.

Welcome to the forum, great your giving a go, be sure to do some research and read the user guides before starting, you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device for any DIY projects. .

Hello,

I am just testing a Luminity hearinaud and I will test an infinity after, I will like to play with them with the tracker software, I have already downloaded the manual from the phonak website, and I have seen that I need the noahlink wireless 2 to connect them, I have search and I found they sell it from ebay or AliExpress, I will buy it later. Could anyone send me the latest tracker software ?

Best

Welcome to the forum, great your giving a go, please be sure to research and read the user guides before starting your DIY projects as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time.

Hi,

is anyone able to advise how I can get a copy of Phonak’s Target software?

I am having issues with background noise during Bluetooth streaming and my audiologist knows less than me about the related settings. I know I need a noahlink too, but not much point in buying one of those if I don’t have the Target software.

Thanks in anticipation.

Regards
David

Welcome to the forum, great your giving a go, please be sure to research and read the user guides before starting your DIY projects as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time, yes get the Noahlink wireless and it’s microphone attenuation will sort the background noise out

Hi tenkan, thank you so much for your assistance, much appreciated.

I am experiencing an increase in high frequency background noise which coincides with streaming. I think this may be fixed by increasing the Soft Noise Reduction setting.

Do you know whether the Noahlink is solely hardware or do I need software to make that work with Target?

Thanks again
David

@dpr59 said:

I think this may be fixed by increasing the Soft Noise Reduction setting

You’d need to reduce the microphones for environmental noise as that’s where the sound source is coming from, that setting is for “soft” which in quiet place reduce the sound from things like fridge, fans etc

And yes the Noahlink wireless programming device is the hardware interface between your and Phonak target software on your PC.

Thanks for your advice.

I guess the ability to see how the aids are set up now and experiment (after saving the original profile as you recommended) will really help me get the best out of them. it was the thread here that made me consider the Soft Noise Reduction setting:

Phonak audeo lumity 90 hissing / white noise is it normal? - Hearing Aids - Hearing Aid Forum - Active Hearing Loss Community

Specifically, the posting by “Mick” from Colorado in Nov 2023.

I have also been searching the web and found nothing that really explains thoroughly what the various settings are for and how to optimise performance during streaming. Its perhaps not surprising that many audiologists struggle too, given the rapid development in technology and the range of devices on the market.

Thanks again for your help
Regards
David

@dpr59 said:

I have also been searching the web and found nothing that really explains thoroughly what the various settings are for and how to optimise performance during BT streaming. Its perhaps not surprising that many audiologists struggle too, given the rapid development in HA technology and the range of devices on the market.

How to Program Your Philips 9030/40/50 Hearing Aids Yourself - YouTube2

Hi, thanks for the link.

I have Phonak Audeo L90 R andvnot Philips HW. I will look at this given many of the principles and pitfalls will be similar.

Regards
David

In reply to @tenkan

Speaking of Noahlink, I somehow have lost mine. An eBay search revealed that there is a newer model. I looked for that, and ran across one on Aliexpress at what I thought was a pretty good deal. I know that a lot of folks are cautious about buying from them, and I am not here to promote them by any means. But, if you are looking to buy a Noahlink, by all means shop around.

Hi officiandos! I am new to the forum. I see a lot to like here regarding self-programming. I have a pair of Phonak Costco KS9.0 aids. I am hoping to get the link to install the Target software so that I can examine my settings and hopefully improve my settings. Hoping to get a little more mileage out of the KS9’s before upgrading. Thanks in advance!

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