SmallHD PageOS
firmware v4.6.8
SmallHD · Released Aug 13, 2021 · First seen Jul 11, 2026
v4.6.8 is not the latest firmware for the SmallHD PageOS: the current version is v6.4.0 (September 30, 2026). Go to v6.4.0
What's in this update
Supported series: FALCON - 500 Series, FALCON - 700 Series, FIAT - 700 Series, FOCUS - 700 Series, Other Services, Others Firmware update Best practices:
- SD card 2,4,8,16GB
- Backup Profile before update (recommended)
- Use AC power or fully Charged battery
- Note older version of firmware before update Firmware Compatibility:
- PageOS 4 is compatible with all current SmallHD monitors
- PageOS 4 is not compatible with legacy monitors (DP1, DP6, DP4, AC7, and DP7-PRO) Features Added:
- Support for the Bolt 4K Monitor Module 1500 TX and 1500 RXCompatible with SmallHD Smart 7 Monitors Recently Added (v4.6.5):
- Fixed issues in the Bolt 4K Monitor ModulesPrevented a critical bug that would cause modules to require an update via BoltManager if a standard software update failed Fixed various read / write settings controlled via the Bolt IOS App Fixed block channel read & write Changing settings from the Bolt iOS APP or the Monitor UI should be more consistent and reliable Fix for fixed frequency settings issue following a bandwidth change
- Teradek Bolt 4K Monitor Module update now available Recommended Practices
- Connect third party external recorders directly downstream of your source device (i.e. camera), not downstream of the monitor
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- Supported series: FALCON - 500 Series, FALCON - 700 Series, FIAT - 700 Series, FOCUS - 700 Series, Other Services, Others
- Support for the Bolt 4K Monitor Module 1500 TX and 1500 RXCompatible with SmallHD Smart 7 Monitors
- Fixed issues in the Bolt 4K Monitor ModulesPrevented a critical bug that would cause modules to require an update via BoltManager if a standard software update failed