This article provides the latest and legacy firmware for the HORIZON10 and Heigh10+ radios, including revision history.
Note: Watch the video tutorial to guide you through the firmware update process.
Before You Begin: Preparing Your USB Drive
To ensure a successful update, your USB drive must meet these specifications:
- A name-brand USB 2.0 drive no larger than 32GB.
- The USB drive must be formatted to FAT32.
- No files should be on the USB drive aside from the firmware.
Current Firmware
- Added album art for SiriusXM
- Fixed CarPlay issue after reverse
- Fixed pitch & roll not working on the offroad camera screen
- Fixed black screen on reverse when Android Auto is pairing
- Fixed random SiriusXM pop-up when no tuner is connected
- Improves general functionality
- Fixes issues seen with the display screen not working
- Adds turn signal volume adjustment for GM integrated kits
- Improves general functionality
Legacy Firmware
- Improves RGB lighting functionality.
- Optimizes CarPlay video functionality
- Addition of ColorTrail Lighting Dynamic Control interface.
- Improves RGB lighting functionality.
- Optimizes CarPlay video functionality
- Improves display lighting performance
- Fixes issues seen with false startup
- Improves Sirius/XM functionality
- Improves "Focus" Functionality
- Fixes issues seen with drive modes on Charger / Challenger
- Fixes issue seen with vehicle info gauge presets
- Improves camera functionality
- Improves general functionality
- Adds PAC Integration
Troubleshooting
If the radio doesn't detect the USB drive, follow these steps to fix it.
- Make sure the firmware is zipped. Certain web browsers such as Chrome and Safari will unzip the firmware file. Either disable the auto-unzip feature or use a different web browser.
- The firmware file name should match what the radio is looking for. As of this writing, the latest firmware file name is "swupdate_6229_iX210_07-09-2026_With_PAC_APK_V15". If you only see a zip file labeled "update", that means you or your web browser unzipped the firmware file.
- Only 1 file should be on the USB drive, and it should be in the root folder, i.e., no subfolders.
- If all else fails, try a different USB drive. It may be corrupt or incompatible with the radio.
- For MAC users: If all else fails, try a Windows PC instead.
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