Phonak target 10 download

Welcome to the forum, great your giving DIY a go, be sure to do some research and read the user guides before starting, you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device for any DIY projects.

How do I get the new Phonak 11.1 target software?

@OcramSagev said:

Phonak just released an update for Target 11.1
“Infinio Ultra performance upgrade. New faster feedback & real ear test and EasyGuard Vented available with the performance upgrade. General bug fixes and performance improvements”

New firmware available 1.1.11.0:
Infinio Ultra performance upgrade:
1.- AutoSense 7.0: 24% more precise adaption
2.- Feedback test under 12 seconds and available with remote support.
3.- One-step bluetooth pairing.
4.- Improved connectivity and streaming.
5.- iPhone voice isolation feature available.

I just copied/pasted the information shown in Phonak Target

Do you have the older 10 or 11, if so you can use the built-in updater to get the latest.

thanks very much tenkan

Hi,

Just got a new computer and can’t seem to migrate Target from old computer easily. Could you help out with the link?

Thanks,

Phil

Hi there, yeah this is sometimes a pain, but I always keep a backup on a flash drive for just these types of situations.

Thanks so much. Much appreciated

I have installed Phonak Target 10.0 and successfully updated to Phonak Target 11.1.

I got an email this afternoon from my audiologist and he confimed that he will update my new Phonak Audeo Infinio + Cros (getting next week) with the new “Ultra” firmware free of charge which is really cool.

So, I am going to hold off buying a Noahlink Wireless for the time being abd making any adjustments (partly, on reflection, I do not want to invalidate the 4 year warranty).

Many thanks for your prompt response, and I am happy knowing I can make adjustments in the future as necessary.

@Danskeman said:

So, I am going to hold off buying a Noahlink Wireless for the time being abd making any adjustments (partly, on reflection, I do not want to invalidate the 4 year warranty)

This is nothing to do with your warranty, it’s moot!

Maybe so, but I do not want to risk it - the sellers in UK have a way of weaseling out of their obligations based on some very obscure clause in the small print.

I do not know if you are from US, but US tends to have a stronger adherence to fair use types of clauses where as in UK, these things tend to be black or white. Having said that, we generally get better statuatory warranty terms (1 year versus 90 days).

As you say it is a moot point but the hearing aids are quite costly (I laugh when people say the have spent £250 or so on glasses with top of range lenses - peanuts compared to hearing aids)!

I will only have standard infinio Ultra regettably as Spheres do not support Cros which seems really odd.

Anyway thanks for you help - much appreciated.

So, I bit the bullet and purchased a Unitron Easy Life PartnerMic as they are much cheaper than Phonak PartnerMics but all web info says it is the same device and 100% Phonak compatible.

I connected PartnerMic to pc and fired up Target 11.1. It recognised the device and confirmed the hardware is up to date.

I also saw a Roger On 3 plus accessories on sale at a very cheap price but as it is fully guaranteed by ebay price promise, I decided to go for it as I know they are quality devices. The vendor is apparently part of the wellknown reputable CashConverters (basically a national pawnshop chain who often sell on pawned items that have not been reclaimed at low prices - they would run out of space in no time if they could not get rid of old kit - best place to buy older second hand pcs).

I bought it by paypal which also provides extra protection (I never give bank details unless I really trust the seller e.g. banks, Amazon etc.).

If anybody has the Roger On 3, I have one question. It’s docking station has an optical link connection (clearly visible on photos) but is also claimed to have a standard analogue 3.5 mm input port but I cannot see any, So does it have such a port (a phot would be appreciated?

I have the Noahlink Wireless 2 and the KS10, which I believe is a rebranded Phonak P90, and I would be using the target software. I would appreciate a link to that software. Thanks!

Welcome to the forum, great your giving DIY a go, be sure to do some research and read the user guides before starting, as you have the Noahlink wireless already I’m sure you’ll be up and running in no time.

For those sitting on the fence about this as I was.

After spending $8500 several years ago with the upgrade from my first pair of entry level aids I walked out of the Audi’s office with a renewed sense of confidence with my top of the line Phonaks.

That feeling faded quickly as I could hear the disappointment loud and clear.

After several visits back and forth and I eventually gave up on that person. I sought out a new audi a couple years later, he charged me $385 for my warranty visit. That was a huge waste of time and money, there were some instances of better but mostly worse comm between me and the mrs. So, back to the nodding and grunts of whether I should agree or disagree.

Then came this site with tenkan and the answer.

Get your own software and hardware and do it your dern self.

What’s fantastic is you can adjust them in real time with them in your ears!

This is monumental, I was able to have some music, male voices, female voices playing on my phone while doing the adjustments. WHY didn’t either of the professionals I saw do this?

I can hear better with one attempt with the software than at any point when I left their offices.

If you can read this then you can probably adjust your own aids.

Thank you tenkan, my wife thanks you and everyone I talk to on the phones thanks you.