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In reply to @aksmani

@aksmani said:

I have Siemens Pure 301 XCEL RIC. I am frustrated with my audiologist. We are going nowhere. I lost already 3 years.I am an electrical engineer. I understand how it works and what frequency range I need amplifications. When I looked at Siemens website, they talk about Connexx 6.6 SW. How can i get it and use it in my own PC so i can adjust any time i want.

I reviewed the forum. The links given to download the SW do not work. It will make a big difference in my life if I can some how do it myself.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

I did a quick google search “connexx 6 download” and found several possible downloads. You do need the Connexx 6 version of the software for xcel. You should be able to download the software without cost.

For fitting hardware, you will need a Hi-pro or similar hardware interface device, two cs-44 programming cables, and the correct programming adapters for your hearing aids. You could expect to expend a minimum of $300.00 to $400.00 to acquire the hardware, depending on your patience in looking for items on ebay, and whether you are willing to use the older serial port version of the hi-pro. With more recent equipment, expect to spend a little more.

Hope the information helps, and good luck with your searches.

This site – which is truly a GN Resound support site – has several versions of Aventa, and a bunch of other resources besides. I’ve only tried the most recent version of Aventa, but it is not password-protected in any way (so I’m assuming nothing else is, either).

http://supportgn.com/resound/81

In reply to @TangoRomeo

@TangoRomeo said:

-<snip>- For fitting hardware, you will need a Hi-pro or similar hardware interface device, two cs-44 programming cables, and the correct programming adapters for your hearing aids. You could expect to expend a minimum of $300.00 to $400.00 to acquire the hardware, depending on your patience in looking for items on ebay, and whether you are willing to use the older serial port version of the hi-pro. With more recent equipment, expect to spend a little more.

This is no longer true (as of the fall 2016) see >>mini Pro21<<. The >>mini Pro<< is cheaper than even a serial Hi-Pro!

In reply to @want2hear1

@want2hear1 said:

hi the first link for unitron does not work please i need the full link

Unless somebody steps up – in response to your posting this question a number of places – then I think you’re SOL looking for an official version.

Still, if you’re willing to do restore points, pre-emptive backups, etc. and your protection is good – and you diligently use https://www.virustotal.com/en/13 – then you could always… https://lmgtfy.com/?q=truefit+download33

The software.informer.com16 looks maybe the least scary – they have several versions of TrueFit – but you’re on your own.

In reply to @platypus

@platypus said:

I’m happy to oblige when I can. Although all the ones I have were downloaded for free off the internet.

Phonak Target 3.0
Oticon Genie 2013.1
ReSound Aventa 3.4
Sonic Innovations ExpressFit V2012.1

I just bought an used pair of Phonak Audeo Q50-312.
My iPFG v2.6 does not support for fitting this Audeo Q family.

Where may I download a new version of iPFG or Target to fit my ?
I appreciate a looooot!
MANY THANKS in advance!

Edited

I’m not sure what (no idea… unsuccessful) means?

Does that mean you were unable to follow the Advanced Search instructions to look at each individual post that mentions the word truefit? Is that it? You can’t get the Advanced Search to work? If this is the case then let me know which part of the Advanced Search instructions you don’t understand. Each post is part of a thread and you can browse that thread to see what else was said after someone mentioned truefit. So you don’t have to restrict yourself to reading only the post that mentioned truefit.

Or, maybe you did have success with Advanced Search, and you did get to look at each individual post that mentions the word truefit. But after looking at each and every post in these forums that mentions truefit you were still unsuccessful in figuring out how to download truefit?

In reply to @thomas2011

@thomas2011 said:

-<snip>-any hot tip ? thx

Okay, if you were able to master Advanced Search you may have learned the following…

  1. Unitron-Truefit software is difficult to obtain
  2. The Unitron website provides a download link but it requires an account login
  3. Some ppl obtained it from their local audi
  4. Some ppl found it for sale on EBay
  5. Some ppl got it from another hearingaidforums member
  6. the last three methods may likely produce an older (non current) version

What else, did i leave anything out? I’ve got nothing else for you. Good luck!

so what if any of these fitting software packages are still good. i tried trufit from unitron and that failed and then widex and hisa i would like to get the unitron trifit for my moxi aids if you have a better site to get it. thanks

Has anyone managed to download the latest Oasis software for Bernafon? I’ve not had any luck downloading it.

thanks for your reply, i already checked these link its updated version but i need old Genie 2012
(G12_1_NHS ) which is by oticon UK.

You should look on the main software sharing thread, this one;
How to find Fitting Software to Program Your Hearing Aids [] (unavailable).

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This is an old obsolete thread.
You should look on the main software sharing thread, this one;
How to find Fitting Software to Program Your Hearing Aids [] (unavailable).

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