WiTi firmware downloads
Latest firmware files for WiTi devices. Only flash firmware when instructed by WiTi support or when explicitly recommended below — incorrect flashes can disable your device.
SafeTrack GPS firmware
Automatic firmware delivery — no manual flash needed for the current SafeTrack GPS product.
Anti-Theft System V3 firmware
Current model. Compatible with all Anti-Theft V3 units (serial numbers starting ATB86…) released from April 2026 onwards.
v8.0.2
23.06.26New
Sway detection: yaw-rate oscillation monitor with severity grading and runtime threshold scaling. Built into this release but disabled by default — will be enabled after field testing.
Trailer configuration: receives trailer dimensions from the Brake Controller and stores them on-device so they persist across power cycles.
Lights short-circuit warning: new fault flag triggered when a short is detected in the trailer lighting circuit.
Manual override braking: applies direct gain while the override button is held; instant release on button release (no ramp-down).
Auto mode switching extended to WI-only modes (3 ↔ 1).
Improvements
Braking profile restored to standard tune (gain ×2.0, hill-descent threshold 2.5%, 100% scale).
Fixes
Voltage display: resolved an "infV" reading on the Brake Controller display caused by nested preference reads.
SKU 380 firmware
Firmware versions for SKU 380 devices. Confirm your firmware version with support before flashing.
Anti-Theft (V2) firmware
Older V2 Anti-Theft units. After the initial workshop bench-flash conversion is complete, you can self-flash future firmware updates yourself using the files below.
Bench flash required first. These firmware files only work on devices that have already had the initial workshop bench-flash conversion. If your device hasn't had the bench flash yet, book a workshop upgrade — without it, flashing these files will not work.
Book a workshop upgradev1.0.3
23.06.26Talk to support before flashing
Have your device's serial number and current firmware version ready. We'll confirm the right file and walk you through the flash.