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MPO is an adjustable setting of hearing aids; it's not part of audiometry. So, MPO -> UCL -- Uncomfortable Loudness, or LDL -- Loudness Discomfort Level. I think "UCL" is the abbreviation generally used on hearing test reports.

And it's not just Apple silicon for Macs; there are some Windows laptops and desktops that use ARM CPUs and that can't support Noahlink Wireless. HIMSA -- the organization that's behind NOAH -- gives no indication that there is any prospect of ARM driver support.

I'd say that prognostication was spot on: https://www.himsa.com/products/noahlink-wireless-2/

You would also need gear that outputs to the speaker, listens to the probe microphones, and communicates with the fitting software for targets if not also gain adjustments. Currently on eBay I see MedRx Avant REM "kits" at ~$2,000-2,400 that seem to be compatible with, e.g., Oticon Genie 2 and...

Almost a week, so you may already know that you need a NoahLink Wireless, from, e.g., eBay. This would apply to your Philips Hearlink 9040s or any other HearLink feature level.

The subject DIY School (v2.2) document says, "Oticon Real may be added when we gain knowledge of batteries for this model." I offer no knowledge, but an observation. The document's battery package picture shows that the package's only compatibility info is "MiniRITE R / MiniRITE T R". These are...