Release 1.5 - March 2025

Overview of features deriving from the firmware upgrade from version 1.4 to version 1.5

Features:

1. Faster UCI, redundancy support

2. Q-SYS core and network redundancy

3. Screen saver and backlight level control for micnode 2h and 2g microphone stations

   1. Backlight level control

   2. Screen saver

4. Display touch selftest

5. Password setup wizard of first use

6. Reboot scheduler

   Release notes 1.5

Main features:

1. Faster UCI and redundancy support

We have improved browser and Q-SYS UCI speed which is now up to 30% faster.

2. Q-SYS core and network redunacy

Our “big” devices have two LAN ports - A and B. This exceptional feature enables to fulfill different scenarios:

• Q-SYS core redundancy,

• Network redundancy,

• Reporting.

3. Screen saver and backlight level control for micnode 2h and 2g

New display setting features are available on the Device Interface tab, allowing the user to set the:

1. backlight level intensity of the the microphone station screen, as well

2. screen saver time.

Device Interface for micnode2h&g

4. Display touch selftest

Test your micnode2 device’s display with the Display touch seftest function on the Maintenance tab. You can check whether the display on your device respondes properly.

For more see the Display touch section on the Maintenance tab.

5. Password setup wizard for first use

First time login into the nnounce devices’ configuration UI is now super-easy with our wizard.

This makes sure that the nnounce devices are complient with regulations prohibiting universal default and easily guessable passwords such as:

For more see the First login wizard on the Users tab.

6. Reboot scheduler

Not only an immediate restart of the device is now possible, but also a daily scheduled restart can be set.

For more see the Device reboot section on the Maintenance tab.

Release notes 1.5:

Note:

Cyber security regulation:

• UK - Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Act 2022,

• EU - Cyber Resilience Act and the EN 303 645 standard which sets out a cybersecurity baseline for internet-connected consumer products,

• USA - California's Senate Bill No. 327.