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Get Ready for the Latest Grid 3 Software Update

ASI News

Grid 3 Software UpdateGrid version 3.0.35 can be accessed in Early Access and will be available for all Grid 3 software users soon. Improvements include:

  • Grid set demo period such as PODD will start without having to run License Manager
  • Dwell activation methods with ‘repeat activation on same cell’ no longer turns off and allows repeat activations when you follow a jump into a different grid
  • Remote support features improved capture Partner ID and Password capabilities
  • Joystick scanning no longer resets when there are prediction cells in the grid
  • Grid 3 software no longer occasionally crashes when trying to print large grid sets such as PODD, WordPower or Super Core
  • ‘Set volume’ and ‘Set brightness’ commands now change color when selected.

Option to choose whether the cell is highlighted when ‘Set volume’ and ‘Set brightness’ are turned on.

August 7, 2018/by ASI
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