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SDR-OMNI UPDATE 1.6.7 AVAILABLE

SDR-OMNI Avionics Test Set

Major SDR-OMNI Software Update - Version 1.6.7

October 13, 2026 | East Rutherford, NJ

Tel-Instrument Electronics Corp. is pleased to announce the release of Software Version 1.6.7 for the SDR-OMNI and SDR-OMNI/MIL Avionics Test Sets.

This significant software update introduces new capabilities, expanded test functionality, and numerous performance and user-interface enhancements designed to improve aircraft testing efficiency and operator experience.

Highlights include: GPS simulation, expanded ILS testing, improved transponder and ADS-B functions, and a new Dark Mode display.

Tel-Instrument Announces Partnership with WEBSEC Corp.

Tel-Instrument Announces Partnership with WEBSEC Corporation to Expand Mode 5 IFF Test Solutions

Tel-Instrument Electronics Corp. is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with WEBSEC Corporation to expand the availability of advanced Mode 5 IFF emulation and integration solutions for military avionics test applications.

Through this partnership, Tel-Instrument customers can access WEBSEC Mode 5 products designed to integrate with Tel-Instrument T-47/M5 and TS-4530A avionics test systems.

The combined solution supports engineering, system integration, production, depot maintenance, laboratory evaluation, and flight line testing of modern Mode 5 Identification Friend or Foe systems.

Tel-Instrument Expands SDR-OMNI with New GPS Simulator Application

general view Tel-Instrument Electronics Corp. is pleased to announce the availability of the new SDR-OMNI GPS Simulator Application, a powerful expansion to the SDR-OMNI platform that brings practical GPS receiver, ADS-B, and coupled autopilot testing directly into the hangar and onto the flight line.

Designed for aircraft maintenance, avionics troubleshooting, and installation support, the SDR-OMNI GPS Simulator Application transforms SDR-OMNI into a portable GPS test solution capable of simulating up to 12 GPS L1 satellite channels in a controlled aircraft-on-ground environment. Using a dedicated GPS antenna coupler and multi-satellite L1 simulation, technicians can verify GPS receiver operation, support ADS-B position source validation, test coupled autopilot functions, and troubleshoot antenna or coax issues without relying on live sky conditions.

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