MICROTECH Summit iQ I1000 with HiPro 2

@osmov said:

Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated.

@osmov

With Starkey Inspire X you can programm MICROTECH Summit iQ , and other Starkey Multibrand hearing aids, like Nuear, Audibel etc…

For startup the multibrand instance of Inspire you have to start Inspire X with an Windows Run Commando

For Starkey multibrand install normal latest Starkey Inspire X and Starkey Patientbase , then startup the software with the Windows Run command.

Press Windows-Key + R and enter the desired command line.

see this thread for more details

Need. please, where can I download the Starkey Inspire 18.0.10291.0 Multi-Brand software? please help me

@Kash @tenkan, for Starkey multibrand install normal latest Starkey Inspire and Starkey Patientbase , then startup the software with the Windows Run command. Press Windows-Key + R and enter the desired command line [grafik] command line for Audibel C:\Program Files (x86)\Starkey Laboratories\Inspire OS\Starkey.Inspire.Host.PatientBase.exe launch AudibelFitting Run command for MicroTech C:\Program Files (x86)\Starkey Laboratories\Inspire OS\Starkey.Inspire.Host.PatientBase.exe launch M…

@osmov

For programming Microtech

Press Windows-Key and “R” together.

then copy and paste the following string (run commando) into the field and press Enter

C:\Program Files (x86)\Starkey Laboratories\Inspire OS\Starkey.Inspire.Host.PatientBase.exe launch MicroTechFitting

First you see the startup splash screen for the Inspire Microtech instance

Then enter your credentials (Username and Passwort) for your Patientbase account

Inspire will show a screen and ask about your region and language.

voila
RIC

BTE

Yes, you’re right. Now I realize that I have the wrong cables. I’m using CS44, but I need ‘purple’ ones. I’ll try to fix that. Thank you so much!

Let us know if you get the “purple” Starkey ones, they do seem to be near impossible to find anywhere.

You can make yourself an pair of adapter cables. And use the cs40 Phonak with adapter’s. I will send you a picture when I’m back home in the evening

I’ve received the extension cables and managed to turn them into proper adapters. In the end, the pinout looks like this:

Mini-DIN male→ Mini-DIN female
1 — 1
2 — 4
3 — 2
4 — 3

And finally, the software detected my hearing aid!

I’m a bit confused by the name, I’m not sure what “Atom m10D M/P w” means.
But apart from that, everything seems to be working fine.

Thanks a lot to you for your help!

Lucky you, yeah great news, I have no idea what Atom is but it must be Powerful.

Great! Well done, and thanks for the pinout scheme. Because I lost my drawing from back then. I could have found out the pin assignment of my adapters with a test device, but I don’t have access to a multimeter at the moment.

@osmov said:

I’m not sure what “Atom m10D M/P w” means.

Could be the Country settings in Inspire. Perhaps the Summit iQ were sold as Atom m in Eastern Europe. For a test, you could change the country settings to USA to find out if the device name changes