Hi All,
When I’m doing a home test to program my hearing aids, what volume level should the ‘host’ be set to, as in, is there a general output volume that is used to perform the beep test via headphones?
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Self Programming - Computer Output Volume Level?
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Are you maybe asking (When doing a home test to determine if I have a hearing loss)?
Because (doing a home test to program your hearing aids) is in-situ where you hear the beeps in your hearing aid (for each frequency and for each ear), and then you decide by clicking when each beep is audible.
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Sorry, I mean when I’m creating an for myself using (https://hearingtest.online/2) is the a specific volume level I should set the headphones to?
I then use this audiogram and enter the details into the programming software.
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Your better off using in-situ as already mentioned, you can then program your to suit.
What brand of HAs are you using.
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