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Welcome to the forum, great your giving a go, be sure to do some research and read the user guides before starting, you’ll need the Noahlink wireless programming device for any DIY projects, cheers

Hello, I too would like the latest Genie 2 target as I just purchased new Philips 9050 @ Costco and understand this target should work for my new hearing aids.
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-Paul

Hi there, no Genie2 software is for Oticon, for your Phillips you’ll need Hearsuite software and the Noahlink wireless programming device.

Thanks for your quick response, so I won’t waste time trying to get the Oticon s/w working on my new hearing aids. The Phonak target s/w worked well for my KS 9.0 hearing aids. I was hoping that the Oticon s/w would work for the Philips hearing aids. :unamused:I swear I saw another post that someone had the Oticon s/w working on the Philips 9050. I guess I’ll start another thread to ask for the Philips Hearlink s/w if anyone even has that.

Ha yeah it gets a bit confusing at times, a lot rebranding going on but you’ll be good to go with Hearsuite, yes the KS9 were Phonak so target works perfectly.

Hi there, I have an Oticon More Minirite R and would like to adjust it by myself. Can anyone help me in getting the appropriate Oticon Genie 2? is the Noahlink needed? and is the program available for Mac as well? Thanks a lot, really appreciate your help

Welcome to the forum great your giving a go, do read the user guides as it’s very helpful for setting up the first time, years the Noahlink wireless is required, and it’s possible to set up in a Mac book, bootcamp or some other virtual machine, Noahlink wireless doesn’t support ARM based chips tho, all the software is windows based so much easier to just get a cheap windows laptop.

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