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One more things phonakpro login . I create the account . It said still a basic account couldn’t let me to request advance access .

Can you guide me to the process . Many thanks

Are you an audiologist? If Yes then call Phonak. If No then fuggedaboudit.

In reply to @sobezinc

Hello,

I’ve been searching a lot for the Phonak Target Software and finaly ended up here.
Could you please share the programm or provide a download link please.
That would be great!!!
I’m tired of visiting the audiologist…

Best regards,
Herbert

In reply to @poppe.tim

@poppe.tim said:

So I decided to start a completely new profile and this time around when taking the real ear tests, I did not click the space bar until I heard the audible beeps crisp and clear . No more ‘guessing’ if I heard the beep at the various frequencies. This time around I didn’t press enter and move on until I affirmatively heard each of the beeps clearly, not just faintly.

What Real Ear Measurement equipment do you use? TIA for your help.

In reply to @poppe.tim

Hello, I’m glad you finally managed to solve your problem. Could you send me the Phonak Target 7.0 software. I was only able to download the older version which is not good for my Phonak Marvel M50 hearing aid. I got tired of the many trips to my audiologist. Unfortunately, the remote control setting is not supported yet in Hungary. Is it necessary to use a Noah for setup or am I just having a simple bluetooth connection with my computer?

Read the FAQs/Frequently Asked Questions at the end of this post;

Evolution of the Hearing Aid Programming Device
Serial Hi-Pro: Once upon a time there was an ancient/wired programming device called a serial Hi-Pro. It had a separate power cord and a serial cable for data communications. Few ppl still use this old obsolete device (look at the back end). Please don’t bother with this device. Sorry serial-fan-boys, it’s too old; [c3] [image] USB Hi-Pro: Ah progress; The serial cable/separate power cord was replaced by a single USB cable, much easier to use! [c3] [c2a] Chinese counterfeit USB Hi-Pro: …

Hi Folks, I would be most appreciative if someone could help me source Target to use on new to me Marvel Audeo’s

Ditto! Just got my Phonak Marvel’s (which are amazing), and I need the Target software. Can someone DM me or send me a link?

Thanks!

(side note: I have been programing my Signia’s for years – much easier to find their software on the 'net!)

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Hello All,
I have been using Target 6.2 on a laptop very successfully, and I made a client backup file named “PhonakTarget6.2_PatientsBackup_2020-06-24” before my company gave me a new laptop. I have been tied up with many things, and now I have reinstalled Target on my new laptop, and it upgraded to 7.1. I am trying to figure out how I install my backups of all the work I did previously?

In this back up I have original settings of my M90’s from the Audiologist and all of my different tests and configurations. I would like to have access to these, but for the life of me, I can not figure out how to load this file into Target.

Thanks for any help on this, Lance

UPDATE: The issue I have now is my backup file has a “.SQLITE” extension and NOT a “.EXPORT” extension that Target is looking for? The file that was saved when I did my backup was called “PhonakTarget6.2_PatientsBackup_2020-06-24.SQLITE”

I have installed everything and reinstalled Target 6, and then tried to restore the backup, but I still can not. Target created my file, so I am not sure why or what uses the SQLITE file type? I know that SQL is a very popular and widely used database format, and this would make perfect sense for Target to use this to store backup data. I have even tried to change the extension to “.EXPORT” which does not work either.

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