Does anyone know if the Costco Rexton Bicore be programmed with Connexx or locked? I just ordered an Icube II interface for my Phonak B70-312s to have as a backup set, wondering if the Rextons could be tweaked at home as well, best interface or if per chance the Icube II could be used?
Welcome to the forum, yes sure you can these, you’ll need Connexx Rexton version, you can use the Noahlink wireless programming device, you won’t be able to use the iCube ll which is for those older models from Phonak only.
Just ordered a Noahlink Wireless off Amazon, hoping it’s a good investment. I guess I can’t program my older Phonak Audeo Bs with the Noahlink wireless
iCubeII ain’t fantastic. Actually it’s going obsolete! Though, is is very handy for wireless programming some specific older model Phonak/Unitron hearing aids. Though you should become aware of which older models may, or may not, use iCubeII.
Yes, Phonaks proprietary hearing aid programming device (iCube II) is going obsolete just like its predecessor iCube went obsolete (member archive), Will it go obsolete in the exact same way as iCube went obsolete? No, it won’t be exactly the same.
First a little history; A funny thing happened between the Phonak V-Venture platform and the Phonak M-Marvel platform. The funny thing that happened is the (partially-old-technology/partially-new-technology) B-Belong platform.
The B-Belong platform had only one hea…
For help with which older models may, or may not, use iCubeII, you can find a cheat sheet in a School PDF file named (Choose a Hearing Aid Programming Device).
After Scrolling past the Lumity, Paradise, Marvel hearing aid models you will begin to see which models (starting with B-Belong) that can be programmed with iCubeII. Here’s a small sample from a clip. But you will need to read the remainder from the PDF file.
Legend NW=Noahlink Wireless and HP=Hi Pro
I received my ebay Icube II last night, managed to get the target software installed and after trouble shooting and repairing a broken neckloop antenna, success!!!
Made a back up of my audiologist programming and was able to tweak the left to match the level of the right one. BRILLIANT!!! Next on the list is to copy the settings onto a backup set (Identical Phonak Belong 70s (non direct version).
I see there is a tutorial in the FAQ, so big shout out to the community, esp pvc and tenkan for their support and to Blue for creating the new downloader. Noahlink Wireless is ordered and cant wait to test it out on my new Rexton Bicores that I get next week.
Feel empowered but realize with great power, great potential to really mess stuff up.