Now in Spanish
• The whole app runs in Spanish when the iPad is set to Spanish, using the terms of real Spanish-market monitors (FC, PNI, FR, RCP, DEA). Gear → Language opens the per-app language setting.
• Units by country: temperature in °F or °C, EtCO2 in mmHg or kPa, compression depth in cm or inches.

Live CPR feedback from a SimCPR chest pad
• Pair a SimCPR chest pad or wrist band over Bluetooth (gear → SimCPR Pad). The CPR window shows the learner's real compression rate and depth, a perfusion heart that fills as depth and rate come onto target, and a strip of compression bars that grows across the window one bar per compression, green on target and amber off.
• CCF now behaves like perfusion: good compressions build it, poor ones hold it down, and it drains while hands are off, so it has to be rebuilt after every pause.
• Adaptive metronome, as on a ZOLL with a compression sensor: silent while the measured rate is 100–120, clicking at 110 only when the learner drifts.
• Compressions on the pad are timestamped in Code Track, and the new End CPR key closes the arrest and writes one summary line with start and end time, compression time and the average CCF.

CPR window on every device look
• The CPR window now slides in between the traces and the controls on the Classic, LIFEPAK 35 and ZOLL looks alike, opening when CPR starts or a pad links. Classic gets a CPR soft key, LIFEPAK a CPR footer key; ZOLL keeps its R key. The code timer sits beside DEPTH.
• On the Classic look the ECG and EtCO2 lanes keep their full height while the window is open.

Monitor
• Classic look: LEAD pill beside CALIPERS cycles the monitoring lead through I–III, aVR–aVF, V1–V6 and PADS, like the ZOLL Lead key.
• LIFEPAK 35: the NIBP INTERVAL pill now works, cycling OFF, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30 and 60 minutes for automatic blood pressures, each logged to Code Track. The heart rate stays visible while pacing.
• The blood pressure alarm has its own tone, recorded from a real monitor, instead of sharing the heart-rate tone.
• Tap anywhere outside the instructor menu to close it.

Fixes
• Reset now clears Code Track on all three looks.
• The instructor menu fits the 10.2-inch iPad again and no longer shifts the ZOLL display.
• Fixed a crash when the app was launched while the iPad was locked.

• Draw ECG. Open the 12-lead and draw your own beat on true-scale paper, by finger, Pen or by tracing a photo, camera shot or PDF of a printout. Save it as a new keypad rhythm with its own name and rate, or as a lead of an existing rhythm.
• Custom rhythms play on the monitor like any other, keep their shape at every heart rate, and print on a 12-lead report composed from your drawings. Lay a whole 12-lead printout over the report grid and trace each lead.
• ZOLL look: the Lead key steps through I, II, III, aVR, aVL, aVF, V1–V6 and PADS, a Size key sets the ECG gain, the snapshot key saves a real picture of the screen to Photos, the power key sleeps the display
• Scenario editor fits the 10.2-inch iPad, with a searchable rhythm list.
• The remote can step through a running scenario.
• User manual updated throughout.

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Fixes the display when the iPad's Larger Text setting is turned up: numbers no longer truncate to "1…", tiles no longer overlap, and the bottom row of keys, including the rhythm Keypad, stays on screen at every text size.

New systolic blood pressure alarm with adjustable limits, and SpO2 alarms now sound alongside heart-rate alarms instead of being silenced by them.

Sync markers follow real complexes while pacing, never the pacer spike. The scenario editor header fits the IO16 10.2-inch iPad.

Scenario library rebuilt to the American Heart Association 2025 Guidelines: 71 ACLS learning-station cases, 12 ACLS MegaCodes and 30 PALS cases replace the 2020 set. The Scenarios picker now has tabs for ACLS, PALS, NRP and your own scenarios, with search, custom tabs, and an Import button that reads DART Sim JSON and legacy .dartsim files.

Transmit the 12-lead to a hospital: enter patient information as on the real device, read the report header with intervals and interpretation, and send to a destination from the instructor's list. Transmissions are simulated and logged to Code Track, and the instructor can make one fail so the crew retries.

Instructors set the pacer output at which capture appears, or block capture entirely.

New systolic blood pressure alarm with adjustable limits. SpO2 alarms now sound alongside heart-rate alarms instead of being silenced by them.

Alarm silence in the LIFEPAK look, and a menu for Scenarios, Code Track and User Guides in the ZOLL look.

Fixed sync markers while pacing, and the ECG sweeping too slowly after a manual rhythm change during a scenario.

Choose your monitor: the classic DART Sim face, a LIFEPAK 35 style look, or a ZOLL X Series Advanced style look, each with the manufacturer's energy settings and AED protocol. New AED mode with voice prompts. ECG paper grid, printed-strip view and calipers with march lines. Instructors now set the pacer output at which capture appears, or block capture entirely, from the gear menu. Built-in User Manual and keyboard shortcut card under Media Setup, with print and share. Fixed CO2 waveform selection from the DART Sim Remote and from scenario steps, and fixed the ECG sweeping too slowly after a manual rhythm change during a scenario.