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| − | == Release info == | + | Previous Release - [[INCA 2.7 - Release Notes]] |
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| + | Next Release - [[INCA 2.11 - Release Notes]] | ||
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| + | This document provides the release notes for INCA 2.9 with incremental bug fix releases. The release notes for INCA 2.9 describe new features, improvements and issues fixed after INCA 2.7. | ||
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| + | ==Release info== | ||
'''Name:''' VSF-INCA <br> | '''Name:''' VSF-INCA <br> | ||
'''Description:''' VSF-INCA is a firmware archive for all [[:Category:Stations#INCA_stations|INCA based Intercom stations]] including devices: | '''Description:''' VSF-INCA is a firmware archive for all [[:Category:Stations#INCA_stations|INCA based Intercom stations]] including devices: | ||
'''IP Desktop Master Station''', '''IP Substation''', '''IP Vandal Resistant Station''', '''IPARIO''' and '''IP Dual Display Station'''.<br> | '''IP Desktop Master Station''', '''IP Substation''', '''IP Vandal Resistant Station''', '''IPARIO''' and '''IP Dual Display Station'''.<br> | ||
The firmware is delivered in two different ZIP archives: | The firmware is delivered in two different ZIP archives: | ||
| − | * A100G80200.02_09_X_X - Used for standard INCA IP Intercom devices | + | |
| − | * A100G802'''D'''0.02_09_X_X - Used for IP Dual Display Station | + | *A100G80200.02_09_X_X - Used for standard INCA IP Intercom devices |
| + | *A100G802'''D'''0.02_09_X_X - Used for IP Dual Display Station | ||
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'''Version:''' 02.09.3.2 <br> | '''Version:''' 02.09.3.2 <br> | ||
'''Date:''' 20.02.2020 <br> | '''Date:''' 20.02.2020 <br> | ||
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| − | == Version 2.9.3.2 == | + | ==Version 2.9.3.2== |
| − | ===Bugfixes and Improvements === | + | ===Bugfixes and Improvements=== |
====MTN-2752 The relay did not work on INCA Substation in SIP and Pulse mode==== | ====MTN-2752 The relay did not work on INCA Substation in SIP and Pulse mode==== | ||
This has been fixed. | This has been fixed. | ||
| − | == Version 2.9.3.1 == | + | ==Version 2.9.3.1== |
| − | ===Bugfixes and Improvements === | + | ===Bugfixes and Improvements=== |
====MTN-2465 Inca station handset mic sensitivity reduced.==== | ====MTN-2465 Inca station handset mic sensitivity reduced.==== | ||
Default handset microphone sensitivity on INCA stations is now reduced to 3 to avoid speaking very closely in some scenarios and produce appropriate sound in the other end. | Default handset microphone sensitivity on INCA stations is now reduced to 3 to avoid speaking very closely in some scenarios and produce appropriate sound in the other end. | ||
| − | ====MTN-2389 SIP invite now contains RTP map listing each individual audio codec. ==== | + | ====MTN-2389 SIP invite now contains RTP map listing each individual audio codec.==== |
This will fix interoperability with some SBC's. | This will fix interoperability with some SBC's. | ||
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| − | == Version 2.9.3.0 == | + | ==Version 2.9.3.0== |
| − | === New Features === | + | ===New Features=== |
| − | ==== SNOW-496 IP Station support for RFC3891 SIP "Replaces" Header==== | + | ====SNOW-496 IP Station support for RFC3891 SIP "Replaces" Header==== |
The IP Station (Turbine and INCA) now support Reinvite / INVITE with replaces, which is quite common function used in SIP environments. The needed function is described in RFC3891. | The IP Station (Turbine and INCA) now support Reinvite / INVITE with replaces, which is quite common function used in SIP environments. The needed function is described in RFC3891. | ||
| − | ==== SNOW-818 Keep-alive for improved VoIP NAT traversal ==== | + | ====SNOW-818 Keep-alive for improved VoIP NAT traversal==== |
NAT keep-alive is a feature that sends very tiny UDP data packets from a VoIP client to the router to show that the port is still in use. Turbine and INCA are now sending keep-alives every 25 seconds if have enabled "NAT Keep Alive" under Call Settings. | NAT keep-alive is a feature that sends very tiny UDP data packets from a VoIP client to the router to show that the port is still in use. Turbine and INCA are now sending keep-alives every 25 seconds if have enabled "NAT Keep Alive" under Call Settings. | ||
| − | ==== SNOW-330 IP Multicast audio support for Pulse Intercom==== | + | ====SNOW-330 IP Multicast audio support for Pulse Intercom==== |
Turbine and INCA IP intercom stations now support IP multicast audio when configured in Pulse mode. Previously, only SIP mode was supported. Up to 10 multicast IP addresses can be configured. | Turbine and INCA IP intercom stations now support IP multicast audio when configured in Pulse mode. Previously, only SIP mode was supported. Up to 10 multicast IP addresses can be configured. | ||
| − | ===Bugfixes and Improvements === | + | ===Bugfixes and Improvements=== |
| − | ===Security fixes and improvements === | + | ===Security fixes and improvements=== |
| − | ==== MTN-2102 Password on Pulse server Directory settings shown as plain text==== | + | ====MTN-2102 Password on Pulse server Directory settings shown as plain text==== |
Password on Pulse server Directory settings page was displayed as plain text. Now it is displayed as standard HTML password field. | Password on Pulse server Directory settings page was displayed as plain text. Now it is displayed as standard HTML password field. | ||
| − | ===Known Issues === | + | ===Known Issues=== |
| − | ==== MTN-2360 Client side forwarding does not work in SIP mode==== | + | ====MTN-2360 Client side forwarding does not work in SIP mode==== |
Client side forwarding, which can be configured as a DAK action or activated from INCA display menu, does not work in SIP mode. Workaround is to use SIP server side forwarding. | Client side forwarding, which can be configured as a DAK action or activated from INCA display menu, does not work in SIP mode. Workaround is to use SIP server side forwarding. | ||
| − | ==== MTN-2357 IP Desktop Video Station can't receive video from 4.11.3.0 TCIV if HTTP basic authentication for HTTP MJPEG is enabled==== | + | ====MTN-2357 IP Desktop Video Station can't receive video from 4.11.3.0 TCIV if HTTP basic authentication for HTTP MJPEG is enabled==== |
IP Desktop Video Station can't receive video from 4.11.3.0 TCIV if HTTP basic authentication is enabled on TCIV station. This does not affect TCIV stations running on 4.9.3.3 or earlier. Workaround is to disable HTTP basic authentication for HTTP MJPEG. | IP Desktop Video Station can't receive video from 4.11.3.0 TCIV if HTTP basic authentication is enabled on TCIV station. This does not affect TCIV stations running on 4.9.3.3 or earlier. Workaround is to disable HTTP basic authentication for HTTP MJPEG. | ||
| − | ==== MTN-1052 PTT does not work between Gateway and INCA station==== | + | ====MTN-1052 PTT does not work between Gateway and INCA station==== |
Make a call between Inca and Gateway. Pressing * and # on mobile phone configured on Gateway does not effect conversation direction on INCA. | Make a call between Inca and Gateway. Pressing * and # on mobile phone configured on Gateway does not effect conversation direction on INCA. | ||
If call is made between Turbine and Gateway, PTT works as expected. | If call is made between Turbine and Gateway, PTT works as expected. | ||
| − | ==== MTN-883 IP Flush (Pulse) shows error 484 when dialing and pressing C==== | + | ====MTN-883 IP Flush (Pulse) shows error 484 when dialing and pressing C==== |
When start to dial a number and then hit C, error message 484 is shown on the display. The fault appears in Pulse server mode and Pulse client mode. | When start to dial a number and then hit C, error message 484 is shown on the display. The fault appears in Pulse server mode and Pulse client mode. | ||
| − | ==== MTN-817 IP Video Desktop does not indicate private/open mode==== | + | ====MTN-817 IP Video Desktop does not indicate private/open mode==== |
There is no user feedback when changing between open/private mode with C-key, and no indication of what mode the station is currently in. | There is no user feedback when changing between open/private mode with C-key, and no indication of what mode the station is currently in. | ||
| − | ==== MTN-482 Transfer function doesn't work with Cisco CCM==== | + | ====MTN-482 Transfer function doesn't work with Cisco CCM==== |
When the station is used in SIP mode, connected to a Cisco Call manager (version: 9.1.1.21020-1) the permanent call transfer function does not work. When calling the station, we hear a Cisco Call manager message saying that this number is unreachable. In the Cisco station settings the transfer is not activated. | When the station is used in SIP mode, connected to a Cisco Call manager (version: 9.1.1.21020-1) the permanent call transfer function does not work. When calling the station, we hear a Cisco Call manager message saying that this number is unreachable. In the Cisco station settings the transfer is not activated. | ||
[[Category: Release notes]] | [[Category: Release notes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:23, 8 March 2022
Previous Release - INCA 2.7 - Release Notes
Next Release - INCA 2.11 - Release Notes
This document provides the release notes for INCA 2.9 with incremental bug fix releases. The release notes for INCA 2.9 describe new features, improvements and issues fixed after INCA 2.7.
Contents
- 1 Release info
- 2 Version 2.9.3.2
- 3 Version 2.9.3.1
- 4 Version 2.9.3.0
- 4.1 New Features
- 4.2 Bugfixes and Improvements
- 4.3 Security fixes and improvements
- 4.4 Known Issues
- 4.4.1 MTN-2360 Client side forwarding does not work in SIP mode
- 4.4.2 MTN-2357 IP Desktop Video Station can't receive video from 4.11.3.0 TCIV if HTTP basic authentication for HTTP MJPEG is enabled
- 4.4.3 MTN-1052 PTT does not work between Gateway and INCA station
- 4.4.4 MTN-883 IP Flush (Pulse) shows error 484 when dialing and pressing C
- 4.4.5 MTN-817 IP Video Desktop does not indicate private/open mode
- 4.4.6 MTN-482 Transfer function doesn't work with Cisco CCM
Release info
Name: VSF-INCA
Description: VSF-INCA is a firmware archive for all INCA based Intercom stations including devices:
IP Desktop Master Station, IP Substation, IP Vandal Resistant Station, IPARIO and IP Dual Display Station.
The firmware is delivered in two different ZIP archives:
- A100G80200.02_09_X_X - Used for standard INCA IP Intercom devices
- A100G802D0.02_09_X_X - Used for IP Dual Display Station
Version: 02.09.3.2
Date: 20.02.2020
Status: General Availability (GA)
Note: Release notes for the Video module component in IP Desktop Station with Video Display (1408001635) can be found in separate document on Vingtor-Stentofon AlphaWiki page IP Desktop with Video Display - Release Notes
Version 2.9.3.2
Bugfixes and Improvements
MTN-2752 The relay did not work on INCA Substation in SIP and Pulse mode
This has been fixed.
Version 2.9.3.1
Bugfixes and Improvements
MTN-2465 Inca station handset mic sensitivity reduced.
Default handset microphone sensitivity on INCA stations is now reduced to 3 to avoid speaking very closely in some scenarios and produce appropriate sound in the other end.
MTN-2389 SIP invite now contains RTP map listing each individual audio codec.
This will fix interoperability with some SBC's.
Version 2.9.3.0
New Features
SNOW-496 IP Station support for RFC3891 SIP "Replaces" Header
The IP Station (Turbine and INCA) now support Reinvite / INVITE with replaces, which is quite common function used in SIP environments. The needed function is described in RFC3891.
SNOW-818 Keep-alive for improved VoIP NAT traversal
NAT keep-alive is a feature that sends very tiny UDP data packets from a VoIP client to the router to show that the port is still in use. Turbine and INCA are now sending keep-alives every 25 seconds if have enabled "NAT Keep Alive" under Call Settings.
SNOW-330 IP Multicast audio support for Pulse Intercom
Turbine and INCA IP intercom stations now support IP multicast audio when configured in Pulse mode. Previously, only SIP mode was supported. Up to 10 multicast IP addresses can be configured.
Bugfixes and Improvements
Security fixes and improvements
MTN-2102 Password on Pulse server Directory settings shown as plain text
Password on Pulse server Directory settings page was displayed as plain text. Now it is displayed as standard HTML password field.
Known Issues
MTN-2360 Client side forwarding does not work in SIP mode
Client side forwarding, which can be configured as a DAK action or activated from INCA display menu, does not work in SIP mode. Workaround is to use SIP server side forwarding.
MTN-2357 IP Desktop Video Station can't receive video from 4.11.3.0 TCIV if HTTP basic authentication for HTTP MJPEG is enabled
IP Desktop Video Station can't receive video from 4.11.3.0 TCIV if HTTP basic authentication is enabled on TCIV station. This does not affect TCIV stations running on 4.9.3.3 or earlier. Workaround is to disable HTTP basic authentication for HTTP MJPEG.
MTN-1052 PTT does not work between Gateway and INCA station
Make a call between Inca and Gateway. Pressing * and # on mobile phone configured on Gateway does not effect conversation direction on INCA. If call is made between Turbine and Gateway, PTT works as expected.
MTN-883 IP Flush (Pulse) shows error 484 when dialing and pressing C
When start to dial a number and then hit C, error message 484 is shown on the display. The fault appears in Pulse server mode and Pulse client mode.
MTN-817 IP Video Desktop does not indicate private/open mode
There is no user feedback when changing between open/private mode with C-key, and no indication of what mode the station is currently in.
MTN-482 Transfer function doesn't work with Cisco CCM
When the station is used in SIP mode, connected to a Cisco Call manager (version: 9.1.1.21020-1) the permanent call transfer function does not work. When calling the station, we hear a Cisco Call manager message saying that this number is unreachable. In the Cisco station settings the transfer is not activated.