Databeat OMNIplayer Firmware Overview

Manufacturers continually update their devices in order to improve stability, security, and compatibility through new firmware. Here's an overview of the firmware we recommend for optimal reliability and new features.

Databeat Hardware

• Databeat OMNIplay3
• Databeat OMNIplay4
• Databeat DS10
• Databeat DS10+
• Databeat T22

Other 

• Samsung
• LG
• Philips

Databeat Hardware

Databeat OMNIplay3

This firmware contains some bug fixes in relation to a sleep issue on newer models and has an updated Chrome web browser. Even if your OP3 player has an old firmware, it shouldn't be necessary to upgrade the firmware. The sleep problem was only related to our newest batch of OP3 players, which have this firmware pre-installed.

Note: If you have firmware dated before 2021/01/08 (American date system), you might have problems updating the installed web browser (Chrome).

Databeat Omniplay 4

Omniplay 4 (OP4) is a more sturdy and powerful Android-based media player. It can also come with 4G capabilities if there's no local network available. We've added custom resolution LED support to this device, however, it needs the following firmware in order to work properly:

With this firmware, your OP4 can power a LED video wall with ease. The resolution you set will be drawn from the pixel coordinates 0x0. This should ensure compatibility with most LED controllers on the market.

Databeat DS10

Our doorsign unit called DS10 has two variants. A "B0" and a "27X" models. There are no differences between these variants, besides needing a different firmware for each variant.

In order to identify which variation you have, you need to look at your firmware name.
Here are our newest firmware for DS10.

In bold is how you identify if you have a 27X or B0 variant. If your DS10 unit has either firmware, it should be stable with Android 10. If your DS10 has stability issues and not one of these firmware, you should contact us to upgrade your unit.

Databeat DS10+

DS10+ is very similar to the regular DS10 but has an NFC/RFID card reader. In order for this card reader to work, it needs a different firmware than the regular DS10.

Our doorsign unit called DS10+ has two variants. A "B0" and a "27X" models. There are no differences between these variants, besides needing a different firmware for each.

In bold is how you identify if you have a 27X or B0 variant. If your DS10+ unit has either firmware, it should be stable with Android 10. If your DS10+ has stability issues and not one of these firmware, you should contact us to upgrade your unit.

Databeat T22

Our kiosk signage Android player is situated on a stand. Works great with interactive content such as a website. Our newest firmware for the T22 is:

 

Third-Party Suppliers

Samsung

If you experience any issues with your Samsung device, we recommend reaching out to Samsung Support for assistance. Additionally, it is advisable to consider updating to the latest available firmware to ensure optimal performance and address any potential issues.

Samsung offers a wide range of firmware and displays. It is important to note that certain displays may encounter difficulties with specific firmware in certain situations.

Here is a list of specific Samsung models and firmware versions that Databeat Support has identified issues with. Please refer to this table for specific details.
Models are denoted with i.e. "OHXX-B" where the X's are the inches of the display. If you need further information, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

LG

If you experience any issues with your LG device, we recommend reaching out to LG Support for assistance. Additionally, it is advisable to consider updating to the latest available firmware to ensure optimal performance and address any potential issues.

If you have an LG Dev Account we recommend checking out LG's own overview.

Philips

If you experience any issues with your Philips device, we recommend reaching out to Philips Support for assistance. Additionally, it is advisable to consider updating to the latest available firmware to ensure optimal performance and address any potential issues.