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I may be wrong when I said;
Also, if I make a DIY change for example; change the Personalization from Default to a more precise speech in noise setting, then I lose the professional REM adjustments. Why do I lose REM? Because the settings will be (Re-Calculated/Re-Rx'd/Re-Prescribed) and therefore overwrite the previous REM-adjusted settings.

Perhaps REM adjustments are stored differently because I found the following instructions from Genie 2 Help and then search "Remove REM"
How to remove the REM AutoFit adjustments after they have been applied To remove the REM AutoFit adjustments, do as follows: Go to any tool in the Fitting step, except for In-situ Audiometry and Acoustics. In the Hearing Instrument menu, click Remove REM AutoFit (Insertion gain) results.

<blockquote data-quote="pvc" data-source="post: 3295" data-attributes="member: 4015">I may be wrong when I said;<s>Also, if I make a DIY change for example; change the Personalization from Default to a more precise speech in noise setting, then I lose the professional REM adjustments. Why do I lose REM? Because the settings will be (Re-Calculated/Re-Rx'd/Re-Prescribed) and therefore overwrite the previous REM-adjusted settings.</s>Perhaps REM adjustments are stored differently because I found the following instructions from Genie 2 Help and then search &quot;Remove REM&quot;How to remove the REM AutoFit adjustments after they have been applied To remove the REM AutoFit adjustments, do as follows: Go to any tool in the Fitting step, except for In-situ Audiometry and Acoustics. In the Hearing Instrument menu, click Remove REM AutoFit (Insertion gain) results.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pvc, post: 3295, member: 4015"] I may be wrong when I said; [S]Also, if I make a DIY change for example; change the Personalization from Default to a more precise speech in noise setting, then I lose the professional REM adjustments. Why do I lose REM? Because the settings will be (Re-Calculated/Re-Rx'd/Re-Prescribed) and therefore overwrite the previous REM-adjusted settings.[/S] Perhaps REM adjustments are stored differently because I found the following instructions from Genie 2 Help and then search "Remove REM" How to [B][B]rem[/B]ove[/B] the [B]REM[/B] AutoFit adjustments after they have been applied To [B][B]rem[/B]ove[/B] the [B]REM[/B] AutoFit adjustments, do as follows: Go to any tool in the Fitting step, except for In-situ Audiometry and Acoustics. In the Hearing Instrument menu, click [B][B]Rem[/B]ove[/B] [B]REM[/B] AutoFit (Insertion gain) results. [/QUOTE]