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I think that you need Connexx 8 or later for the Costco Kirkland Signature 7/KS7’s, as opposed to Connexx6 for legacy models.

That would equate to Connexx 9.6.6 along with the RexFit 9.6.10 hearing instruments database as opposed to Connexx 6.5.5 along with the RexFit 6.8 hearing instruments database for Older/Legacy Rexton hearing aids.

In reply to @tenkan

I have a Noahlink wireless that I used sucessfully to connect to a pair of new Philips 9030’s, but neither I nor the Costco tech could get them to work correctly, so I returned them and am back with my old aids. I’ll try the Connexx and the Noahlink and report back. Thank you!

It doesn’t work well when you guess :wink:

Costco Kirkland Signature 7.0/KS7
The KS7 manual states: • Wired programming with 312-programming-adaptor • Wireless programming with ConnexxLink I did some more surfing etc. and I am getting to grips with all this new hardware jargon. grimacing So I can either go wired, with a hi/mini-pro type programmer and the cs44 cables coupled with 312 adapters, which are “pills” which you put in place of the batteries of the KS7 to make the connection. Correct so far? Or I could go wireless, which would skip all the cable malarkey…

In reply to @g92065

Yes let us know how you get on, @MDB I believe has quite a bit of experience with programming those older KS7, if you ask I’m sure he’ll help you along if you need.

Now that you have the Connexx software you’ll be able to run a client in simulation mode, this way you can get quite a bit of information on what and how to do things, as it’s always good to get some inspiration from those who have actually used the model you intend to use :wink:

Good luck.

Hey guys,

Really new to the forum, stumbled upon here while trying to get some help. Not sure if this is the proper thread but hoping someone can help me out or point me to the right direction/forum.

Can anyone here help me out with 3D Scanning. I have a siemens Iscan that stopped working, by stopped working, I mean the software cannot detect it properly. The device can be recognized by device manager in Windows, the serial number, firmware version can also be detected by the iScan software but it also states that “No hardware is connected”.

Any luck helping me out? Can this be a hardware issue?

Maybe review an AudiologyOnline course named;
Quick Tips: iScan Set-up | Course# 26529 - AudiologyOnline
You may have to Register. But it’s free as long as you don’t need to earn education credit.

Quick Tips: iScan Set-up |

iScan allows you to take a 3D image of the earmold impression and send it directly to Siemens hearing instruments. The electronic workflow maximizes efficiency. Learn the basics of the software /hardware set-up in this tutorial.

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