Simrad brings NEON OS 2.5 to NSO 4, adds ActiveTarget and Power-Pole integration
Simrad has released the NEON OS 2.5 update for its marine displays, introducing new integrations for live sonar, engine data, and third-party systems. The update also simplifies the user interface and adds advanced split-screen capabilities for better navigation.
Why it matters
This update enhances the technological capabilities of recreational and professional marine navigation systems, improving safety and efficiency for anglers and boaters.
The update also brings native CZone control, expanded Mercury and Yamaha engine data, and six-way split-screen views to Simrad’s current NEON-based displays.
Simrad has released NEON OS 2.5, an update for its current NEON-based multifunction displays – NSX, NSX ULTRAWIDE, NSS 4 and NSO 4 – adding live sonar support, several third-party system integrations, and interface changes.
For anglers, the update adds support for Lowrance ActiveTarget and ActiveTarget 2 live sonar, including the new ActiveTarget 2 XL transducer, with combined viewing modes. CHIRP, SideScan and DownScan sonar performance has also been improved, with adjustable scroll speeds, and Simrad has added third-party integration with EchoPilot forward-looking sonar, available in an integrated split-screen view for navigating shallow or unfamiliar water.
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