Pico-ASHA: USB audio to ASHA adapter - Early testers wanted

I managed to install Pico-ASHA (Fw: 0.3.0) on a Raspberry Pico 2 W. I worked perfectly for my mother’s Oticon Jet PX 2 miniRITE R, PC/Android Phone streaming + audio calls (output only).

Hi sherman,

I’ve been desperately searching for a solution such as yours without success. Was looking to find a USB dongle that I could plug either into my Smart TV or laptop to hear audio through my aids.

Have 2 hearing aid sets, Resound and Phonac, both work flawlessly with Samsung A53 mobile.

However as I’m unable to make/assemble your app could you sell me one please?

I think there’s a market out there for your product in USB dongle format and encourage you to go after it

Looking forward to your response

Peter C

You do not have to build/assemble the app. There is a GUI program that runs on Windows. The software for the Pico is drag and drop to the Pico one time. It’s pretty easy. Possibly you have someone you could ask for help.

It’s a bigger pain to find a nice case for the Pico. It doesn’t need one if being left in one place.

Phonak uses classic Bluetooth and not ASHA so this will not work with Phonak. Your Phonak aids should work with your laptop provided it has Bluetooth.

This will not work with most (any?) TVs. Phonak may work with some TVs.