Fail Hearing aid connection to Mac mini M2 Pro
My hearing aid is on the Apple list for connection with Mac mini M2 Pro. Not able to connect. No problem connecting to iPhone and iPad.
Mac mini (M2 Pro, 2023)
My hearing aid is on the Apple list for connection with Mac mini M2 Pro. Not able to connect. No problem connecting to iPhone and iPad.
Mac mini (M2 Pro, 2023)
Ave ! ( hail !)
what maker/manufacturer and model number of hearing aids do you have ?
under system preferences >> Bluetooth on your Mac mini m2 Pro is Bluetooth on and is your Mac mini m2 discoverable via Bluetooth…. Bluetooth is also somewhat prone to interference from
Wi-Fi especially on the 2.4 GHz band, so see if you change WiFi channels … system preferences>> network>> wi-Fi>> Advanced, if you hold down the “option” key and click on the wi-fi icon, it’ll show you lots of info about your current Wi-Fi network including channel, frequency, transmissibility, data rate, name, etc
john B
Hi, Brutus inquisitor , I think I get it… you can usually only pair Bluetooth devices with one thing at a time, eg, iPhone is one, iPad is one, and your Mac mini is one… here’s some kinda support for them ( close, but no victory) : https://www.miracle-ear.com/blog-news/how-to-connect-hearing-aids-to-bluetooth#:~:text=Connect%20Bluetooth%20hearing%20aids%20to%20laptops%20by%20turning%20your%20hearing,wait%20while%20the%20devices%20pair. And this accessory ;
https://www.miracle-ear.com/content/dam/amplifon-america/us/docs/pdf/hearing-aid-manuals/GENIUSlink_10537362_6.pdf.. the problem is that there are 6 miracle-ear hearing aids that can connect to a mobile phone, possibly a pc or a tv ( if you buy the correct accessory as well… the mobile phone bit, be it an iPhone or Android is easy-peasy, the other bit, not so much, you’d have to unpair them with both your iPhone and iPad first before trying to connect ‘em up with your Mac mini.., check your user manual to see how to pair and unpair your hearing aids.., according to this link, your Mac mini has Bluetooth 5.3: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1746367-REG/apple_mnh73ll_a_mac_mini_with_m2.html/specs
maybe call miracle ear… I’m fresh out of ideas…
John B
Hi,
Choose Apple menu > System Settings, click Accessibility in the sidebar, then click Hearing Devices on the right. Learn more about Hearing Devices settings.
john B salvete quid agis hodie
The Mac System setting >> Accessibility>>Hearing Devices>>MFI Hearing Devices specifically states "MFi Hearing Devices." MFi is a low energy type of Bluetooth and is not shown on Mac System setting.>>Bluetooth. So I am at a stalemate. I'll ask my ME provider if they have any history on this.
Yeah, I'm at a stalemate, too, maybe this bluetooth dongle might help, maybe not (see link)
https://www.simplyheadsets.com.au/epos-sennheiser-btd-800-usb-dongle.html
Thank you, kaz-K. I am very familiar with Apple's Accessibility protocol for hearing aids.
I have done recommended procedure many times. Aids in charger (off), then aids out of charger (on) placed on top of the Mac mini. Aids have not connected. As I mentioned, aids had easily connected with iPhone and iPad.
One should be able to wave the magic iPhone over the Mac mini and transfer the data to the Mac mini.
Thanks john B. These hearing aids are sold by Miracle-Ear. Model for L/R units are ME 2 P DIGITAL ENERGY DTE HEARING AID. The WiFi operates on 5G. As I mention earlier the iPhone and iPad connected with no problems.
Fail Hearing aid connection to Mac mini M2 Pro