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Phonak Target Software download links and other DIY resources?

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I’m also looking to download Phonak Target.

The posts by @tenkan are very helpful and motivating. I’ve done all the research, training and planning.

I’ve got my Noahlink Wireless 2 and now all I need is a copy of Phonak Target (will be used with Audéo P50-R).

Thank you for all your help, everyone!

In reply to @desj

I had a problem when I clicked on the link provided I had access denied to google drive. I have now downloaded google drive but the links you provided are no longer displayed. Could you please send me the Phonak Target software link again. Thanks Des

In reply to @tenkan

I had a problem when I clicked on the link provided I had access denied to google drive. I have now downloaded google drive but the links you provided are no longer displayed. Could you please send me the Phonak Target software link again. Thanks Des

Hi there @mib great your giving a go, do read the user guides before starting and don't the Noahlink wireless programming device.

Hi guys

So i am now due for new hearing aids and want to be able to program and tweek myself so would be most thankful if someone could provide a link to download Target software for Phonak Infinion Ultra i70 r or i90 r i believe i need version 11 ?

Thanks in advance

Hi there @diynut great your giving a go, be sure to read the user guides plus you'll need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well.

I have a pair of infineo spheres to be fitted on tuesday. Being a retired engineer and long time ha wearer, i think i will probably want to program them. It would be great to see what can be done with the Target software, and I see a lot of references to read the user guides, where are these? It would be great to peruse them before i decide to dig in. I have not bought the NOAH yet, but from what I have read noah 1 wireless will work, but noah 2 supports some of the more modern bluetooth. I'm inclined to save ~$100 and get a noah 1, will i regret it?

IIRC, Noahlink Wireless 1 vs. 2:

  1. Bluetooth LE 4.2 vs. 5.3
  2. micro USB older type vs. USB-C (very convenient for me, when I travel)

Theoretically Bluetooth LE 5.3 is more efficient, faster?, stable, has better range, but I'm not sure does this translate into a real improvement in the comfort of use.

In reply to @tikisteve

Hi there, great your gonna give a go, the user guides are easily available though the software (one of the best places to find them) and you don't want NOAH, it's the Noahlink wireless programming device, it makes absolutely no difference ( MK1 or MK2) which one to get as they both do exactly the same thing, as mentioned you'll probably save a few dollars getting the MK1, Noahlink wireless is used from the Marvel platform onwards and is the industry standard for programming.

Hi there @tikisteve great your giving a go, do read the user guides before starting plus you'll need the Noahlink wireless programming device as well.

Thanks,but yeah this new forum layout I'm still getting used to, actually quite the change for the better.

Hi guys,

Very happy to find this forum ! After spending hours and hours trying to adjust my hearing aids with audiologist (that are just interested on selling and not fitting), I have decided to do it myself.
Not sure if there is a user guide to download it but could not figure out. Can anyone share any material regarding software download and other devices needed?

Appreciate it.

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