The NWare Mobile application for iPad and iPhone now supports connections to mobile displays via fixed IP addresses (as well as via automatic discovery). This allows for connections across subnets. For more information, see Connecting the iPad to the NWare Mobile Display device or Connecting the iPhone to the NWare Mobile Display device in the NWare User Guide.
The control surface of the NWare Eclipse device is now updated regularly to ensure it is synchronized with the physical device.
Audio connections to CAB 4n Dante devices were sometimes unexpectedly lost (and the Link LEDs on the CAB controls surfaces were unlit). In this version, the reliability of connections to Dante CABs has been improved.
The output from the CAB 4n Dante DLM is now automatically muted during the start up process. It will remain muted until the project starts running and changes the output level.
The output from the NION Dante DLM is now automatically muted during the start up process. It will remain muted until the project starts running and changes the output level.
The new features and enhancements for Dante systems in this release require Dante DLM firmware version 3.4.0.
If you added a large number of meters to your project - 50, for example - this could result in excessive CPU utilization on the NION.
The fix added for issue 700 in release 1.6.2 caused a problem with certain peer wired controls. This has now been resolved.
Sometimes, the connection between the NION and the JL Cooper Eclipse MX device was lost unexpectedly. The NION needed to be rebooted in order to reestablish the connection.
When the JL Cooper Eclipse device was used with a NION or nControl via a serial connection, sometimes there was an intermittent loss of communications. Also, communications were sometimes uni-directional instead of bi-directional.