The software seems to have a really good help section which I’m sure I’ll be reading a lot.īut right now I feel my odds of actually programming my HA’s look better all the time. I also need to research some of the terms, see what they mean, and see how they all work together. USBVID0DB0&PID4270 Windows 8.1 64-bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows, Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows XP, Windows XP 64-bit, Windows XP Tablet PC, Windows 95. I was able to watch some of what she did. Then I’ll look for a programmer and after that arrives I’ll update my progress.Īlso, I printed out a Starkey “Patient Adjustment Guide” which has all the settings (like what to adjust for what type of problem) which the Audiologist used when she was programming my aids. I still am limited as to what I can do with the software because it wants a programmer so I think my plan is 1st wait for my cables to arrive and make sure they’ll fit. Maybe the Inspire software didn’t connect properly to the patient database when I first started it. I started up the Inspire program this evening and it prompted me to setup the patient database with username, password etc. I guess I’m looking for a little verification that I’ll be able to actually program these things. Is that true? I am aware that this might just be a problem with not having a programmer yet because the software won’t let me do much ‘looking around’ unless there is a programmer attached.

The latest version of ActivInspire is 3, released on. It was checked for updates 126 times by the users of our client application UpdateStar during the last month. ActivInspire is a Shareware software in the category Education developed by Promethean Entertainment. I read elsewhere that NOAH is not needed but this seems to indicate that I will need it to save my sessions. ActivInspire 3: Promethean Entertainment.

When I startup the Inspire software I receive a warning message that states “To enable sessions retrieval and save functionality you must install NOAH 4.0 or launch inspire from a supported office system. I didn’t want to spend the money on a mini-pro until I checked to see if everything else was going to work. I found a pair and they have been ordered. They are wireless but Starkey indicates they can be programmed wired with purple cables. I am hoping to program Starkey Muse i2400 hearing aids. Everything went very smooth.Īfter installing the Inspire software I installed the Patient Database software and that went in smoothly. After installation the Inspire did a software update to the latest 2017 version. Hi, I just installed the Inspire software from the link on this site.

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