Latest Updates

You can work out as a guest again on the A400 display, and every way of signing in now opens the same screen. A GO workout can be kept by signing in from its review, a new Sign Out All clears everyone at once, and the display reports its remote support status to Keiser Cloud. This update also fixes sets that could be sent twice or dropped, and a double tap that could sign out the wrong person.

Anyone who taps GO on the Home screen can now see how each set went, without signing in, and start another set straight from the results. This update also stops two false alarms: the Home screen going dark when it shouldn't, and a power warning on some network setups.

The A400 Home screen now shows an alert whenever something needs attention: a lost connection, sets waiting to be sent, a software update that's ready or failed, or a machine error. Machine errors now appear on any screen, Go Mode can ask for rep mode and added mass before a set, cloud-connected machines get a REGISTER button, and the display checks for updates every hour. Backend Mode is now called Connection Mode.

Org staff can now decide what goes into their A400 workout downloads: pick the columns they want, leave out the time-series data, and show rep completion times as readable dates. Nothing changes until you change it, so downloads come out exactly as before unless you adjust your settings.

A400 displays running on a 48V power adapter are now recognized as fully powered, the same as displays powered through their network cable, so they no longer flag a power problem that isn't there.

This update fixes a problem where A400 machines could show as offline on the Hub soon after it started up, even though they were connected and working.

This update fixes a problem where the Hub could stop unexpectedly as a machine connected to it, taking every machine offline until it restarted. It also makes sure a machine that connects without fully joining reconnects on its own instead of showing out-of-date information.

This update includes behind-the-scenes stability and maintenance improvements. There are no changes to how you use the Hub or your machines.

This update includes behind-the-scenes stability and maintenance improvements. There are no changes to how you use the Hub or your machines. It also includes the changes from 1.4.7 and 1.4.8.

Display settings changed in Keiser Cloud, from units and brightness to the operating schedule and review screen, now apply on the A400 display right away, no restart needed. This update also adds exercises for 17 more machine models, gives Go Mode users more time before timing out, and fixes added mass not carrying through a workout.

Keiser can now start a software update on your A400 display from Keiser Cloud. The update only installs while the machine is idle on the Home screen or in admin settings, never during a workout, and the result is reported back so update status can be checked remotely. This update also makes sure each machine shows its own exercises and reconnects to Keiser Cloud on its own.

A400 displays connected to Keiser Cloud can now run without a Hub on site: a newly claimed machine goes straight to the Home screen instead of waiting on the claim screen. The display also reconnects to the Hub and to Keiser Cloud more reliably, finished sets no longer get stuck while being sent, and the "Incompatible with Hub" screen is gone.

This update fixes how the app reads gears from M3i and M3i-Studio bikes running newer firmware, so your gear shows up during rides and in guided sessions.

This update includes behind-the-scenes stability and maintenance improvements. There are no changes to how you use the Hub or your machines.

This update includes behind-the-scenes stability and maintenance improvements. There are no changes to how you use the Hub or your machines.

This update includes behind-the-scenes stability and maintenance improvements. There are no changes to how you use the Hub or your machines.

The A400 display can now connect directly to Keiser Cloud, in addition to a Hub on site, and claiming a machine is as simple as scanning a QR code. Software updates now install on their own, Keiser can offer remote support, and model 1698 is supported again. This update also fixes a problem that could interrupt the display while it sent finished sets.

This update includes behind-the-scenes stability and maintenance improvements. There are no changes to how you use the Hub or your machines.

Manager 1.6.0 adds a Hub tab for admins. From it, you can connect your Hub to Keiser Nova, check that every account made it across, and install Hub updates. Lists now update as soon as you make a change, and a failed workout data export now tells you so. This version also needs your Hub to be on version 1.4.1 or later.

This update includes behind-the-scenes stability and maintenance improvements. There are no changes to how you use the Hub or your machines.