SmallHD PageOS
firmware v6.2.2
SmallHD · Released Nov 4, 2025 · First seen Jul 11, 2026
v6.2.2 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 Important Software Information: PLEASE READ BELOW
- OLDER FIRMWARE IS LISTED BELOW, CLICK “SHOW MORE”
- Click Here for a complete list of compatible monitors
- This firmware will NOT support the following monitors:
- Focus 5 & 7 (LCD, OLED, HDMI, SDI, & RX/TX)
- 2403 HDR & 2403 HB
- 1703 HDR & 1703 Studio
- 1303 Studio
- 700 Series - 701, 701L, 702 Bright, 702 OLED
- 500 Series - 501, 502, 502 Bright
- This firmware is NOT compatible with the DSMC3 RED®Touch, or Action 5
- RED® Touch users have firmware available on the RED® Touch tab
- This firmware is NOT compatible with legacy monitors (DP1, DP6, DP4, AC7, and
DP7-PRO)
- If your firmware is below 3.6.5, we recommend the following upgrade path:
3.6.5 -> 4.8.7 -> 5.5.6 -> 6.0.0 Features Added:
- Camera Control for Canon
- Enabled by a new Camera Control License for Canon
- Supported Cameras: C70, C80, C300 MKIII, C400, C500 MKII Bugs Fixed:
- SDI Metadata Tool behaves more consistently when using the Sony FX6
- Resolved screen flickers that occurred when using the Canon C300 Recommended Practices
- Connect external recorders directly downstream of your source device (i.e. camera), not downstream of the monitor
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- Camera Control for Canon
- Enabled by a new Camera Control License for Canon
- Supported Cameras: C70, C80, C300 MKIII, C400, C500 MKII
- SDI Metadata Tool behaves more consistently when using the Sony FX6
- Resolved screen flickers that occurred when using the Canon C300
- not downstream of the monitor