More reliable — and it keeps an eye on itself
The current release. Reliability fixes plus new background self-monitoring so problems are caught early, with automatic remote-antenna setup and more accurate aircraft labels.
- New background self-monitoring quietly checks the display's health
- Automatically finds a remote antenna on your network — no manual setup
- Better automatic recovery if the display ever hangs
- More accurate aircraft-type labels on the live view
What changed
This is the release running on displays today, and it’s about keeping yours dependable for the long haul.
It keeps an eye on itself
Your display now quietly checks its own health in the background. This helps us catch and prevent the kind of small issues you’d never want to notice — so it just keeps working, day after day.
Finds your antenna automatically
If you use a separate remote antenna, your display now discovers it on your network on its own, with no manual setup.
Steadier, and more accurate
- Better recovery. If the display ever hangs, it now detects and fixes that more reliably on its own.
- Sharper labels. We corrected how a few aircraft types are identified, so the live view labels them more accurately.
As always, this arrived automatically over the air — nothing for you to install.