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Oticon Genie 2: Enjoy intuitive fitting for individual needs

  • Oticon (Demant)
  • Oticon professional website

Manufacturer (Oticon / Demant)

Summary

Oticon describes the clinician controls for enabling Auracast in Genie 2 and its in-clinic firmware updating tools.

Key findings

  • The Auracast broadcast adjustments panel says hearing care professionals can disable or enable Auracast in Accessories, or through Buttons and taps under Controls in Genie 2.
  • The panel applies from Intent miniRITE R with firmware 1.3.0 and Intent miniBTE R onwards.
  • The Firmware Updater section describes on-the-spot updates to hearing aids and accessories without sending them for service. For wireless hearing aids from More onwards, it names Noahlink Wireless or Noahlink Wireless 2 for firmware updates.
  • It asks professionals to install the latest Genie 2 version because new hearing aids may contain firmware incompatible with older installations.

Limits

Undated manufacturer guidance, read on 13 October 2026. The Auracast panel was read from the server-provided content embedded in the directly fetched HTML. It gives no default enabled state, numerical stream-to-microphone mix, or evidence about how often clinicians check these settings.

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www.oticon.com/professionals/clinical-experience/genie-2

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Oticon (Demant). Oticon Genie 2: Enjoy intuitive fitting for individual needs. Oticon professional website. n.d. https://www.oticon.com/professionals/clinical-experience/genie-2 (accessed 13 October 2026).

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