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Phonak Nadia Lumity L90

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Hi!

I have had a Phonak Nadia Lumity L90 since Thursday. Its fanastic.

The fitting formulated was Adaptive Phonak Digitial.

However, I find clarity in women voices just brilliant although Im struggling to understand in male voices. Any suggestions on this issues? I dont want to offend males.

Ive got table mics and roger on and they work brilliantly. How do i works out on easy gain and extend range on roger on v.3.

I understand that I change programme, for instance, wind block and less clutters from the kitchen as I still hear them loudly!

I will get a noahlink to support this. I also understand there is someone who is able to send a link of target but first I need target users guide to support with as well.

I look forward to hearing your advices.

@Sara82 said:

How do i works out on easy gain and extend range on roger on v.3.

I don’t know about v3 but on my v2, I download the MyRogerMic app, pair the Roger to my phone and select setting. There I find extend range.

@Sara82 said:

I need target users guide to support with as well

I believe that @tenkan will give you information on users information. Here are a couple of videos that should be helpful. The first is a YouTube video showing how to program the Philips aid from Costco, but the concept and layout is similar enough to Target to be helpful in understanding programing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zil4c9d-qbs&t=2324s2
The second is course 42918 at audiologyonline.com1 which is a course on using Target. You will need to register with Audiologyonline, but it is free unless you want continuing credits for the courses.

Hi there, great your giving a go, it’s not to hard and as raylock1 has given a couple of useful links already I’m sure you’ll see how easy it can be, the Noahlink wireless programming device can be found on eBay and Amazon as well, and the good thing is target has a “demo/simulation” mode where you can you enter your audogram and play around to see how things work in target software.

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