LIMIT GUARD HEADROOM METER Limit Guard now shows your headroom on a meter: twelve blocks from +6 to -6 dB, counting down as the room runs out, the scale engineers already know. Around it, a marker for the last minute's level shows which way the average is heading, a tick shows where the Leq will sit in five minutes, and when you are close or over, a recovery line tells you what level to hold under and for how long. It pulses amber only while the margin is shrinking, and holds steady while you are pulling it back. Solid red means over. Every state carries a number as well as a colour, so it reads at a glance from the desk. The warning margin is now yours to set, at 1, 2, 3 or 6 dB, from the Limit Guard panel on the SPL page. REMOTE MONITORING Readings are only marked as synced once iCloud has confirmed them. Previously a phone could report "All readings synced" while iCloud was refusing the uploads, and the readings were discarded. Spektral now keeps anything iCloud has not accepted, and tells you plainly if it is being refused rather than simply waiting for a connection.