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Noahlink Wireless: Windows 11? Trial?

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I bought a Noahlink Wireless several years ago but then I found I couldn’t use it to program the Starkey hearing aids I’d been given so it went into storage.

Now I’ve been given Phonak M70-Rs and I’m hoping to learn to program them.

Looking at the flashdrive which came with the Noahlink wireless it says that their system is compatible with Windows 10. I expect that Windows 11 had not yet been issued when I bought it. Is this a problem?

Also, looking at the Himsa website it appears that their software is subscription only except for a free trial period. Does this mean what it seems to mean: that I would only be able to use my Noah Wireless for a month without paying (presuming I can use it at all)?

Thank you in advance for your help!

My >5 years old Noahlink Wireless works fine on Windows 11. Drivers installed automatically. No software required for the unit itself, but you’ll need Target to program the Phonaks. You’ll likely be offered a firmware update on the Noahlink Wirless once you open Target the first time.

Thanks Dusty, that’s good news.

I read that I need Target 6.0 or higher. I don’t know if there’s any advantage or disadvantage in having a newer version; I suppose it might be good to be prepared to program newer hearing aids.

So next I have to locate the Target software. I’ve never done the PM thing but I think I enabled it when I registered here.

You’ll be good to go with version 8 for Marvel platform, it’s super easy to update to a later version using the built-in target updater at any time, yeah you don’t or need that Noah software, it seems you were a little confused between Noahlink wireless programming device and Noah software, but no worries as you already have the Noahlink wireless I’m sure you’ll be up and running in no time.

Fantastic! Thanks very much. I’m looking forward to learning about what all I can do with it. I have already learned a lot from this community. I thought my M70-Rs were high tech but now I see we are quickly moving into science fiction territory. Amazing!

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