With the new Update, your Pitufino is able to let you add alarms in the anchor watch and multi-instrument window. This lets you for example set an alarm for depth or windspeed to your anchor-watch.
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Furhtermore, it is now possible to select zip-files at the firmware-update, which makes updating via mobile devices a lot easier.
Firmware updates are regularly offered for even more features and wider support. No need to hesitate–updating is as simple as it gets! Just download the firmware-zip-file at https://www.pitufa.at/pitufino/ and store it on your device. Afterwards connect to your Pitufino and enter the Webinterface. Go to the menu and click on the Firmware Update Icon.
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In the Firmware Update Center you will be able the search for your previously downloaded firmware-files. Select the whole unpacked folder and click enter. Now you can click on the update button right underneath. This process can take a few minutes. After updating the interface will tell you to wait until your pitufino is rebooted.
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Now your Pitufino is fully up to date!
Changes since V1.5.5:
- alarm system extended by N2k engine alarms and configurable general alarms
- Anchor Watch and Multi Instrument apps got alarms too
- changed firmware-update page to select zip file instead of folder (as mobile browsers still don’t support folder selection)
- fixed problem with file upload using curl with digest auth
- webserver allows 2 concurrent authenticated sessions
- settings got timeout for connecting to external Wi-Fi
- fixed time-out issue for Pitufino’s own WP computations
- added event flag for WP confirmation to $PPITA sentence
- DPT uses 2 digits now
- ignoring zero lat/lon some 0183 GPSes incorrectly send as valid data until first proper fixed
- fixed reading pilot wind angle from Garmin Reactor
- several minor improvements