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The hospital have just given me two Danalog hearing aids, as the Nathos were no longer loud enough, because I lost another lot of my heaing.

With my phonaks, I was able to progam them myself.

Does anyone know how to find the software to progam the Danalog pleas?

Many thanks.

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Ok so if Noahlink is locked out then that only leaves Airlink dongle or speedLink/HiPro, seems strange because all ReSound models from Verso onwards are wireless programming.

Noahlink Wireless will connect to both the Ambio or Ambio Smart, this is speaking from experience as I have both at my disposal.

Danalogic 1.18 is the latest version, it’s exactly the same as Resound Smart Fit but with different colour scheme and has the NHS models on it.

The Ambio Smart is a better aid as it’s a series 7 chip vs a series 5 in the regular Ambio.

Direct bluetooth streaming aside, you get more advanced Binural Directionality with Spatial Sense and Impulse Noise Reduction.

Yeah this was what I thought, and yes they are just rebranded models from GN, as with Jabra and Beltone, thanks for confirming.

I should also add as well.

If you want Wind Guard on the regular Ambio’s you have to turn it on in the fitting software and it’s permanently on “Mild” which you can adjust in the app.

However you can leave it off in the fitting software for the Smart version but still have the ability to turn it on in the app.

Oh so you have the NOAHlink with cables, not many of those around anymore, for those without the CS44 socket, you’ll need flex connectors with CS44 cables, the bigger use a adaptor boot that the CS44 cables plug into, but regardless @Urquell88 has confirmed the Noahlink wireless work’s, so it’d be easier to just get one from eBay or Amazon, this way you’ll be able to program just about any later models from all the major brands, as it’s the industry standard for programming now.

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