I've again updated the Butterfly traffic display firmware.
Fixes in 4.1:
- bugfix for intermittent FLARMnet info display
- minor bug fixes and optimization
Earlier fixes in 4.0 were:
- reliable IGC file download
- PEV feature added
- many bug fixes for more reliable operation
Special thanks to Dan and Nicholas for the help flight testing.
Update as follows:
- format a fresh USB stick no larger than 64Gb
- in your browser, left-click on link below
- save page as bfd_4_1.bfw onto USB stick (ensure no TXT suffix or other bollix)
- make sure to "eject" USB stick prior unplugging from Winbloze
- with power off, plug stick into FLARM core
- while depressing butterfly button, power-on flarm/butterfly
- Butterfly will initially show "Waiting"...
- Butterfly should start loading within 15-30 seconds
- Wait a couple minutes and you should see Butterfly start with new firmware
Enjoy,
Best Regards, Dave
http://www.nadler.com/backups/bfd_4_1.bfw
PS: This isn't yet up on air-avionics web site but hopefully will be shortly: On this page, click on 'Old Products' https://www.air-avionics.com/?page_id=401
d...@nadler.com schrieb am Samstag, 24. Juli 2021 um 18:05:41 UTC+4:
I've again updated the Butterfly traffic display firmware.
Fixes in 4.1:
- bugfix for intermittent FLARMnet info display
- minor bug fixes and optimization
Earlier fixes in 4.0 were:
- reliable IGC file download
- PEV feature added
- many bug fixes for more reliable operation
Special thanks to Dan and Nicholas for the help flight testing.
Update as follows:
- format a fresh USB stick no larger than 64Gb
- in your browser, left-click on link below
- save page as bfd_4_1.bfw onto USB stick (ensure no TXT suffix or other bollix)
- make sure to "eject" USB stick prior unplugging from Winbloze
- with power off, plug stick into FLARM core
- while depressing butterfly button, power-on flarm/butterfly
- Butterfly will initially show "Waiting"...
- Butterfly should start loading within 15-30 seconds
- Wait a couple minutes and you should see Butterfly start with new firmware >>
Enjoy,
Best Regards, Dave
http://www.nadler.com/backups/bfd_4_1.bfw
PS: This isn't yet up on air-avionics web site but hopefully will be shortly:
On this page, click on 'Old Products'
https://www.air-avionics.com/?page_id=401
Hi!
Is this Firmware suitable for the old butterfly display from 2007/2008?
Kind regards
Andre
On 4/25/2022 1:49 PM, Andre Weidlich wrote:After downloading the bfd_4_1.bfw file, I noticed that I also have a bfd_4_1x3.bfw file in my USB stick archive, related to your (Dave's) message from March 17, 2021.
d...@nadler.com schrieb am Samstag, 24. Juli 2021 um 18:05:41 UTC+4:
I've again updated the Butterfly traffic display firmware.
Fixes in 4.1:
- bugfix for intermittent FLARMnet info display
- minor bug fixes and optimization
Earlier fixes in 4.0 were:
- reliable IGC file download
- PEV feature added
- many bug fixes for more reliable operation
Special thanks to Dan and Nicholas for the help flight testing.
Update as follows:
- format a fresh USB stick no larger than 64Gb
- in your browser, left-click on link below
- save page as bfd_4_1.bfw onto USB stick (ensure no TXT suffix or other bollix)
- make sure to "eject" USB stick prior unplugging from Winbloze
- with power off, plug stick into FLARM core
- while depressing butterfly button, power-on flarm/butterfly
- Butterfly will initially show "Waiting"...
- Butterfly should start loading within 15-30 seconds
- Wait a couple minutes and you should see Butterfly start with new firmware
Enjoy,
Best Regards, Dave
http://www.nadler.com/backups/bfd_4_1.bfw
PS: This isn't yet up on air-avionics web site but hopefully will be shortly:
On this page, click on 'Old Products'
https://www.air-avionics.com/?page_id=401
Hi!
Is this Firmware suitable for the old butterfly display from 2007/2008?
Kind regardsYes!
Andre
After downloading the bfd_4_1.bfw file, I noticed that I also haved...@nadler.com schrieb am Samstag, 24. Juli 2021 um 18:05:41 UTC+4:
I've again updated the Butterfly traffic display firmware.
Fixes in 4.1:
- bugfix for intermittent FLARMnet info display
- minor bug fixes and optimization
Earlier fixes in 4.0 were:
- reliable IGC file download
- PEV feature added
- many bug fixes for more reliable operation
Special thanks to Dan and Nicholas for the help flight testing.
Update as follows:
- format a fresh USB stick no larger than 64Gb
- in your browser, left-click on link below
- save page as bfd_4_1.bfw onto USB stick (ensure no TXT suffix or other bollix)
- make sure to "eject" USB stick prior unplugging from Winbloze
- with power off, plug stick into FLARM core
- while depressing butterfly button, power-on flarm/butterfly
- Butterfly will initially show "Waiting"...
- Butterfly should start loading within 15-30 seconds
- Wait a couple minutes and you should see Butterfly start with new firmware
Enjoy,
Best Regards, Dave
http://www.nadler.com/backups/bfd_4_1.bfw
PS: This isn't yet up on air-avionics web site but hopefully will be shortly:
On this page, click on 'Old Products'
https://www.air-avionics.com/?page_id=401
a bfd_4_1x3.bfw file in my USB stick archive, related to your (Dave's) message from March 17, 2021.
What's the difference and which one is the current recommended file ?
3U
I thought it would be useful to add a note here for owners
where the ButterFly display is installed alongside another device
which displays flarm data eg LX S100.
This means that there will be a 'Y' splitter installed
between the Flarm device (eg PowerFlarm Core)
and the two display devices (the Butterfly and the S100).
On 11/7/2022 4:46 AM, Bumpff Slam wrote:
I thought it would be useful to add a note here for ownersA splitter is not necessarily required. PowerFLARM devices have
where the ButterFly display is installed alongside another device
which displays flarm data eg LX S100.
This means that there will be a 'Y' splitter installed
between the Flarm device (eg PowerFlarm Core)
and the two display devices (the Butterfly and the S100).
TWO output ports. Most installations use the RJ45 port for Butterfly
or similar display, and the serial port within the DB port for
another device (for example ILEC SN10).
If you are using FLARM Fusion, FLARM have just released (end October
2022) a new version of the "Hub" firmware to fix some serial
communications bug. Note that updating "HUB" firmware requires a PC
(unlike the core FLARM firmware which is updated via USB stick).
If you are using the DB port on FLARM Fusion, this update
is highly recommended.
Hope that helps!
Best Regards, Dave
All the FUSON firmware and hub firmware on the fusion
can be updated using your android or IOS phone.
Instructions came with the FUSION.
On 11/7/2022 10:57 AM, Richard Pfiffner wrote:
All the FUSON firmware and hub firmware on the fusionThanks Richard for the clarification!
can be updated using your android or IOS phone.
Instructions came with the FUSION.
On Monday, November 7, 2022 at 11:51:06 AM UTC-8, d...@nadler.com wrote:
On 11/7/2022 10:57 AM, Richard Pfiffner wrote:
All the FUSON firmware and hub firmware on the fusion
can be updated using your android or IOS phone.
Instructions came with the FUSION.
Thanks Richard for the clarification!
Dave,
Yes I think it would be much easier than trying to connect to a FUSION with a PC.
Hope to SeeYou at the Convention
Richard
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