v1.0.10
New
- Redesigned session report: the PDF is now an installer-grade document. Alongside the telemetry summary it adds an Assessment page that grades the installation against typical healthy ranges (obstruction, latency, drop rate, dish alignment and the event log), an Obstruction & Alignment page with the dish’s own sky-view map, a Diagnostics appendix logging any ping, DNS and traceroute checks run during the session, and a Methodology page explaining how every figure is measured.
- Report export options: before generating a report you can now choose its type (Installation Verification, Diagnostic Visit or Site Survey) and record who it was prepared by (your name and company) and prepared for (the customer). Your installer details are remembered for next time.
- The redesigned report and its export options are fully translated across all 36 supported languages.
Improved
- Session report charts now render with clean, consistent scales: value axes step evenly from zero and the time axis lines up across every chart.
- Full-screen charts are now capped at a readable size instead of stretching to fill the whole window.
- If your setup has no Starlink router (for example a dish in bypass mode behind your own router), Nexus now remembers when you choose to continue without one, so it no longer pauses on the router check at every launch. There’s a matching “This network has no Starlink router” switch in Network settings, and router features switch back on automatically if a Starlink router is detected later.
- The Network tab under the Terminal view now runs its connectivity checks automatically when you open it, instead of showing empty “pending” rows until you press Run.
- Hovering an icon in the left navigation rail now shows a tooltip naming the view, along with its keyboard shortcut.
- The Ping tool now shows your device’s result as soon as it’s ready instead of waiting for the slower router path: the router column fills in when its measurement completes.
Fixed
- Session recordings now stop automatically at the selected duration (e.g. 30 minutes) instead of continuing to run.
- Speed-test readings in the PDF report now exactly match the session markers shown in the app.
- Expanding a live chart to full screen during a recording no longer switches it to session data: the live and session views stay independent.
- The full-screen session chart now shows the whole recording (it previously dropped data older than five minutes) and keeps the start and speed-test markers in view.
- The product name now reads “Nexus Telemetry Pro” consistently across the report and trial and licence messages.
- The update panel’s version badge is now legible in light mode and its release notes display in full.
- Live telemetry no longer slows to an update every ~10 seconds on networks without a Starlink router: it now refreshes at your chosen interval (0.5 to 5 seconds) again.
- Delete and clear buttons now work throughout the app: removing a custom ping target or marker, deleting an iPerf server, and clearing test history or debug logs previously did nothing on some systems. Each now asks for confirmation first.
- Renaming or re-addressing a custom ping target updates its row straight away instead of leaving a duplicate or stale entry, and deleting one removes it immediately.
- IPv6 now works in the Ping and Trace tools and for custom ping targets, in all the usual formats: a plain address (
2606:4700:4700::1111), a bracketed address ([2606:4700:4700::1111]), or an IPv6-only hostname (ipv6.google.com). These previously failed on macOS. - The alerts banner on the Live view now clears once you’ve opened the Alerts page, and returns only when a new event occurs.