Phonak Target software download new

Hi,

I have ordered a pair of the Phonak Infinio Sphere Ultras. I have been reading a lot of the threads here and just created an account. As I just created my account, I am unable to send private messages yet to ask for a link to the latest version of the Target software (11.11.0.3472?). I thought I would ask here since I see other people have done so. I am a software engineer and would like to be able to gain a better understanding of all the parameters/settings that can be adjusted on these incoming hearing aids and be able to tinker with what the audiologist sets up.

Thanks,

Andy

Welcome to the forum @dandyt great your giving DIY a go do read the user guides as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time, and you’ll also need the Noahlink wireless programming device.

Thank you @tenkan. I was able to use the fitting software on my first set of ReSound hearing aids to learn a lot about them and it helped me work with the audiologist for a better fitting. I will be purchasing a Noahlink wireless device so that I can actually make changes and get updates myself. This is all very interesting to me.

I am looking for the target software and need to buy the correct noahlink for phonak infinio spheres - can you help please ?

Thanks so much for your help. Agh, I used to pair with compilot. Does this not work anymore?

Thanks

Hello, I’m new to the forum and I’m looking to download Phonak Target software.

Welcome to the forum @Dave824 great your giving DIY a go, do read the user guides as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time, don’t forget you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well.

Hi,

Could I have a link for the Phonak Target software for Bolero thanks in advance

Several audiologists have made several attempts to fit me with hearing aids, but none have succeeded. A wax suction performed by a doctor destroyed my already poor hearing. The only chance for me now is to set the parameters in my devices myself to compensate for the damage. It is no problem for me to handle this as I work as an electronics and sound engineer. Is there any kind person who can send me a link to a place where I can download software for Phonak and Bernafon?

Best regards

Pelle Johnsson

@pelle said:

A wax suction performed by a doctor destroyed my already poor hearing.

Out of curiosity - how would this destroy hearing, assuming that equipment dedicated to removing wax was used?

I don’t know what went wrong, but something happened and the doctor didn’t care. It happened 4 years ago.

Hi there, yes an unfortunate situation,but good idea to try DIY, do read the user guides as this is very helpful for setting up the first time, plus you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well.

Hi @tenkan,

I just discovered this forum after using Phonak hearing aids for about a year, and it honestly feels like I struck gold. This is such a supportive and knowledgeable community.

Unfortunately, I recently (and painfully) managed to throw my Phonak hearing aid into the trash. I’m now sourcing a replacement on eBay, and I was hoping to get access to the software so I could handle some basic tuning myself.

I tend to get feedback/whistling every month or two, which usually forces me to visit a clinic. Being able to make those adjustments on my own would save me a lot of time.

Also, I’ve been hearing about a Noahlink 2, is this absolutely required to do programming, or is there any way around it? Do I have to buy one?

If you’re able to share a download link or point me in the right direction, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks in advance, you’re doing heroic work here.

Welcome to the forum @ChickenDoozer yeah that’s a bummer losing your HA it like that, but great your giving DIY a go, it’s all easy enough but be sure to get the same model for a perfect match, and yes definitely you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device, easily available on eBay or Amazon, as for your feedback issues you should check for a tight fit, be sure your domes/moulds and seated and pushed into your ear canal correctly, also check your ears are clear of wax is this can also cause feedback.