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Yes, I was talking about my adjustments. I hadn't realised the fitting sessions were saved separately, and that's a help. But it seems odd that the data isn't available digitally.

Thanks for the videos, which may be helpful for finding out more about the software, but they seem to indicate that you transfer or record the audiogram settings by eye. I was expecting that somewhere there would be a digital record of the audiogram that you could copy and then paste into Excel...

I've now managed to reprogram my Oticon Engage HAs, but I can't see any way to record the Audiogram settings, other than making a report with graphs. Is there a way of exporting the data to Excel, so I can keep a record of how my measurements change? So far, the best solution I've found is to...

This wasn't even an irritated reply! I'm not going to bother trying to get the $20 back, because I paid it direct, and I knew I was taking a risk, but thanks for the info.

Before I get an irritated reply from people telling me to search the forums, I've just done that, and found the solution! I've unlocked my hearing aids and the Noahlink now finds them! Funny how you do the right thing too late:-)

I've bought the Genie 2 software for $20 and a Noahlink WIreless 2 from Amazon for rather more! The software seems to install and I've updated the Noahlink drivers so that I get a HIMSA entry in device manager. Genie recognises the Noahlink and the lights turn on when I request it to connect...