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Hello everyone, I am new to the forum. I wonder if the software is the same for europe as it is for the USA. If so I would like to get a copy of the Target software to tweak my Phonak audeo lumity L90-RL. Then I will order the Noahlink as well

Welcome to the forum @Johnny200 great your giving a go, do read the user guides as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time, and yes same software only the language packs are different.

Just got back from a trip and saw this. Glad you were able to get the links you needed!
This forum is fantastic! I tend to be a lurker, but have found many great tips for adjustment as this can get complicated. Try a little at a time…tuning too many knobs will mess things up. Make sure to constantly save a copy of your work so you can go back to a previous version. Also, inputting an updated and running feedback test may be all you need to do to extend the life of your aids. Good for you and good for the environment! Good luck!!!

Welcome to the forum @Recast6105 great your giving a go,be sure to read the user guides as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time, and as you have the Noahlink wireless already I’m sure you’ll be up and running in no time.

Hi there! I have Kirkland KS10 hearing aids from Costco in Canada. I’ll be getting the Noahlink Wireless 2. Can someone provide a link to the necessary Phonak software so I can do some diy adjustments? Many thanks!

Hi there @Scotty2 great your giving a go, do read the user guides before starting, as you have the Noahlink wireless on the way I’m sure you’ll be up and running in no time.

Hello to all,

So glad to have found this resource. I currently own a pair of Phonak Audeo B-90s, that I’ve had for several (many) years. I’m in the process of selling off some instruments to cover the co-pay on a new pair, but in the meantime, I’m using some $15/pair gizmos from Temu, and figured adjusting the Phonaks would be worth a try in the meantime. (Would go back to where I bought them, but they seem peeved that I (allegedly) missed appointments whilst undergoing chemo … Anyway, I do have some math and physics in my dim past, and am reasonable confident of my ability to understand the charts, decibels, etc … 8^)

Welcome to the forum @jbefumo great your giving a go, do read the user guides before starting, which B90?, the Audeo B-Direct (Bluetooth version) or non bluetooth B90, this will determine the correct programming device required.

Replied to the email – guess that doesn’t work 8^) Mine are bluetooth, and have 2 connection devices, one of which looks exactly like the one the audiologist used. Thanks for all the help.

Should be good, ones a compilot ll and one looks like the remote control, you won’t need it as the compilot has its own built-in remote control as part of its features.

Cool! Thank you. Focusing on something technical again is really doing me a lot of good already.

I do have a Bluetooth dongle for my desktop, so I suppose I can go ahead and get the components to recognize each other.

I’m about to rebuild this machine, so if any of this messes up, I have backups of backups :grin:

So just to confirm that your have already been set up to use these accessories right? Bluetooth should work tho, otherwise you’ll need icube ll programming device and target to set everything up.

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Not yet. I do know that the larger unit is what the audiologist used to program them in her office. I figured I’d search out some basic setup info and get everything talking to each other for starters. Any advice is gratefully accepted.

@jbefumo said:

I do know that the larger unit is what the audiologist used to program them in her office

The compilot ll is unable to program your , you need a icube ll programming device, but it’s easily a case of mistaken identity, as they look exactly the same!

Thanks – saved me unneeded frustration! Much better asking someone who knows, instead of buying random stuff until something works ….

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