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I’d appreciate a little clarification on how Phonak licenses work.

If you successfully install a license from a Roger On to Lumity 90 , do you need another license if you add another device, say Roger pen? Or is it a scenario that once your HAs have a license you are good to go for all future add ons?

My reasoning is seeing some Roger products for sale on the secondary market but are sold as not having a license. I have a license from a Roger On, but the Roger On died - won’t power up - won’t connect - and it’s far more than the common power switch issue. The reset procedure does nothing.

So I’m shopping but hesitant.

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If you already have a Roger On license in your hearing aids, then I don’t think you will need another iN version or moar license in that hearing aids.
You could just get another Roger On (not iN) and it will vork just fine, but you vill need to pair it.

But if you need to use another hearing aids, then the story is different, in the meant time, that vould be gr8 if you can fix the broken one as back up.

Is it the battery that died?

The battery reads 4 volts.

4 volts appears at the terminlas of the power switch. Power switch appears to transfer power when switch is put to on. But completely dead.

Not sure, maybe people on here can help!
I guess depending on the cost of the battery, maybe worth getting a new one and see if it fixes the problem?

There is a thread about Roger and battery replacement, I believe it was for the Roger Select, not sure about Roger On!

Good luck

In reply to @orgullodemexico

If battery is reading 4 volts I’m skeptical of it being the battery. Lithium ion battery voltage should range from about 3.7 to 4.2 volts so I would think 4 should be fine. However, this is just generically and not specific to the Roger On. IF you’re hearing aids have licenses installed, you should be good to go with any Roger device.

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If you have licenses in your aids, you are good to go. Licenses work with any Roger On, Select or Table Mic II device. No additional licenses needed.

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Agreed WH, there are 2 types of licenses, type (03) for Roger on, Table Mic 2, Select, Pen, Clip on Mic… Type (02) also know as Educational, are for Roger Touchscreen, Inspiro, Pass Around the Mic, to name but a few, type (03) only work with certain devices, type (02) work with all Roger devices… Type (02) at present, as far as I am aware, do not come in any, Roger “in” devices, so they must be installed with a Roger Installer… Cheers Kev :wink:

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