Upgrading to AtomOS 11.13.00

New Features

Support for Canon R1 HDMI RAW 6K modes

• 6000×3164 at 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97 fps

For more information, please refer to the Release Notes for AtomOS 11.13.00.

Firmware Update Procedure:

Atomos recommends that your Ninja is plugged into mains power before commencing the firmware update.

1. Insert a compatible, formatted SSD into the Docking Station.
2. Unzip the downloaded file and copy the ATOMNJA.FW file to the root directory of the SSD.
3. Eject the SSD according to operating system guidelines.
4. Insert the SSD into the Ninja.
5. If you have an Atomos Connect accessory, ensure this is connected to your device before powering on, as the module firmware will also need to be updated as part of this FW release.
6. Power on the Ninja and the firmware update process will begin automatically.
   Note: If your Ninja is already powered on, you will be prompted to perform the firmware update when a drive containing new firmware is inserted.
7. Once the update is complete, your Ninja will power itself down.
8. Power your Ninja back on and the device will automatically start updating the Atomos Connect accessory.
9. To verify if the firmware update was successfully completed, navigate to the main menu and scroll to the info tab.

For further information and troubleshooting, click here.

Download the latest version of the Ninja Phone app from the app store here.

Upgrading to AtomOS 11.13.00

New Features

Support for Canon R1 HDMI RAW 6K modes

• 6000×3164 at 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97 fps

For more information, please refer to the Release Notes for AtomOS 11.13.00.

Firmware Update Procedure:

Atomos recommends that your Ninja V is plugged into mains power before commencing the firmware update.

1. Insert a compatible, formatted SSD into the Docking Station.
2. Unzip the downloaded file and copy the ATOMNJV.FW file to the root of the SSD.
3. Eject the SSD (according to operating system guidelines).
4. Insert the SSD into the Ninja V.
5. Power on the Ninja V and the firmware update process will begin automatically.
6. If your Ninja V is already powered on, you will be prompted to perform the firmware update when a drive containing new firmware is inserted.
7. Once the update is complete, your Ninja V will power itself down.
8. To verify if the firmware update was successfully completed, power your Ninja back on, navigate to the main menu, and scroll to the info tab.

For further information and troubleshooting, click here.

NINJA V PRO KIT OWNERS: Please use Ninja V firmware to update your Ninja V Pro Kit to the latest OS Versions.

For more information please refer to the Ninja V support area.

FIRMWARE UPDATE PROCEDURE
Please ensure unit is plugged into mains power before commencing firmware update

NINJA V+ PRO KIT OWNERS: Please use Ninja V+ firmware to update your Ninja V+ Pro Kit to the latest OS Versions.

For more information please refer to the Ninja V+ support area.

Upgrading to AtomOS 11.13.00

New Features

Support for Canon C80 HDMI RAW 6K modes

• 6000×3164 at 50, 59.94 fps

SDI Filenaming for Canon C80

Support for Canon R1 HDMI RAW 6K modes

• 6000×3164 at 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 50, 59.94 fps

For more information, please refer to the Release Notes for AtomOS 11.13.00.

Firmware Update Procedure:

Atomos recommends that your Ninja V+ is plugged into mains power before commencing the firmware update.

1. Insert a compatible, formatted SSD into the Docking Station.
2. Unzip the downloaded file and copy the ATOMNJP.FW file to the root of the SSD.
3. Eject the SSD (according to operating system guidelines).
4. Insert the SSD into the Ninja V+.
5. Power on the Ninja V+ and the firmware update process will begin automatically.
6. If your Ninja V+ is already powered on, you will be prompted to perform the firmware update when a drive containing new firmware is inserted.
7. Once the update is complete, your Ninja V+ will power itself down.
8. To verify if the firmware update was successfully completed, power your Ninja back on, navigate to the main menu, and scroll to the info tab.

For further information and troubleshooting, click here.