Widex Compass GPS download

Hi there! Not sure if anyone can help me with this.
This is kind of a very long story, but I’ve been having some issues with my widex HA, and the widex store nearest to me let me borrow some “demo HA” while they send mine to widex lab to check for issues.

However, somehow the programming isn’t the same I’m used to, I tried to fix it at home because the audiologist there isn’t able to see me anytime soon, but when I try to connect them, I’m required to input a 4 digit passcode to access them. Is there any chance that this is an universal passcode that’s anyone here knows, instead of a random code they set in this shop?

@TottiR said:

instead of a random code they set in this shop?

Yeah it does sound like the clinic has added this, ask them to remove it because you didn’t authorised them to do so, these are your HAs and you have the right to do as you please with them, I can’t understand why compass software allows for this in this day and age, unethical I say.

In this case, like I said, these are not my HA, but a demo pair they borrowed to be while mine are being sent to repair. In this case, i think the code is very justifiable, i just wanted to know if there was a way around this

Oh yeah of course, sorry didn’t read through properly, ok so demo’s, right in that case you shouldn’t be attempting this! as you’ve pointed out they’re locked down for a reason, but yeah it’s a bummer that there not set up quite how you like them, looks like you’ll just have to wait until you can get back into the clinic

Can I get a copy of the Compass software too?

Great your giving Widex a go, yeah there not bad HAs compass is a lot easier to navigate then target as well.

Hello, i have purchased Widex Moment Ric hearing aid, need widex compass software to program it with NoahLink. Can anyone help please

Welcome to the forum, great your giving DIY 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.

Is there a link to download?

Yep, and don’t forget to read the user guides as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time.

Hi all, I new here in the forum, I´m using the Widex Moment 220 and I was looking for the Compass GPS, can you help? Regards.

Welcome to the forum, great your giving DIY a go, please be sure to research and read the user guides before starting your DIY projects, and don’t forget you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device.

Hi all,

I am new to the forum. I currently own a Phonak Lumity 90 for my left ear (mild otosclerosis). Due to an unfortunate virus-associated SSHL in my right ear one month ago, I now also have a mild high frequency loss at 6/8 kHz and a moderate loss at 10 kHz and above, and looking for options, thinking about getting a Widex Moment Smart RIC 440.

As I am interested in DIY, I have a question regarding to Widex Compass Software. Is it possible to add a gain at the 10 khz level in the software? Looking at the specs of the hearing aid, this should be possible.

Thanks in advance for any answer!

Best regards
M

Hi there, there’s no point in worrying about these high frequencys, no good for speech anyway, just trial some HAs and get them fitted to your loss and go from there, Costco is your best bet to start with, any HAs can do 8k anyways , good luck.