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According to the instructions in the DIY, as well as the link from HIMSA, the GENIE 2 software was installed first, and then I received NW 2. I did the update with this NW Firmware Upgrader and luckily, there was no connection interruption during that time, so the firmware is now the latest 3.7...

Yes. And then there in the paragraph: "IMPORTANT: If for some reason the drivers are not automatically installed, they are available here." there is a link for NW Driver Installer and NW Firmware Upgrader which I mentioned in an earlier post (the last one on the previous page)

If so, the important thing is that there is no problem. Suma summarum, it seems best to leave it as is, right? Thanks for your effort in answering me.

@pvc For Noahlink Wireless (1 and 2) on the HIMSA website: HIMSA they have 2 utilities: NW Driver Installer and NW Firmware Upgrader I used that Firmware Upgrader and in the Genie software in Programming Device now instead of version 3.15 I have 3.17. Should I also use that (HIMSA) NW Driver...

I am confused by the following: There is no HIMSA in my Device Manager, but Noahlink Wireless 2 is under Universal Serial bus devices. Properties driver refers to that port, so it says that the Driver Provider is Microsoft, not Himsa, the date is old... So I have a Windows driver and that's...

Yes. I used Noahlink Wireless Firmware Upgrader 3.1.0.92 and the change is that now instead of 3.15 it says 3.17

Hi Finally, the ordered Noahlink Wireless 2 arrived. I plugged it in and immediately followed the recommendation to do step 4 of DIY School Hearing Aids (v2.2) first. It can be seen in the attached pictures - Genie (Preferences, Programming device) - Device Manager (Naohlink Wireless 2, , Driver...

Maybe this conversation of ours will be useful to someone else.

It works! I wanted to hear if the file I received was also suitable for a standalone database. I previously had a fake client (Joe Blow :) ) for some simulations, to see how the software works. Now I have inserted this original file from my audiologist and I will not change it so that I can, if...

Let me add. I don't know what extension the client files have in the Noah database? Is it also .nhax? It's even possible that my Audi uses a standalone database. Does this detail of his screen shot while setting up my device say anything about that?

I have already carefully read all the DIY School Hearing Aids (v2.2) PDF files. I know that hearing aid settings can be loaded into a standalone database. And I know that this should be done immediately upon first connection. My audiologist sent me my original .nhax file. I haven't received my...

I received (original) .nhax file from my audiologist that he generated during the first (and so far only) fitting of my hearing aids. I would insert that file into a standalone database in my home Genie 2 software. How?

Thanks

Thanks for these answers. I believe they will use me. I haven't run the software yet so that I can learn as much as possible beforehand and have less doubts for the first use. But I'll try as soon as I get there. As for Intent, I just bought this OWN device and only one. I know it's not good...

He has the equipment for a classic hearing test, which he also used when I used to come with the old device. And for REM, I don't think there is, but I'm not sure. He claims and I cannot contradict him. In a DIY setup, I will definitely have the in situ audiometry only option. And of course...