New in Release 6.1.x
6.1.0.270 – IPBSe – October 2024
- IPBSe (IIM Push Button System Enhanced) was introduced.
- IPBSe integrates with ADAM 6066 modules, allowing a single IIM to manage multiple push-button consoles over a network.
- The ADAM modules act as network bridges between the IIM and the consoles, eliminating the need for proximity between them.
- Previously, IIM IPBS supported only a single push-button console.
6.1.0.247 – INFPe – August 2024
- INFPe now supports the attachment of multiple USB-based relay cards to a single IIM, increasing the number of fire panel inputs that can be controlled. This eliminates the need for multiple IIMs, even in scenarios where fire panels require more than 16 inputs.
- Expanded the number of inputs from 16 to 128.
- Reduced the costs associated with the need to configure and maintain multiple IIMs.
- Improved the ability to maintain audio synchronization across all inputs and connected relay cards.
6.1.0.151 – ATI – May 2024
- Added the ability to activate groups of sirens that are not pre-defined in the ATI REACT CCU and provided a way to set the timing for both repeater and non repeater-based activations.
- Enhanced the Siren Grouping feature, including siren activation.
- Added support for group dictionary, including dynamic determination of siren groups based on configurations.
- Implemented a sorting mechanism for siren activation, prioritizing groups with lower numbers, followed by individual sirens.
- Optimized activation logic for sirens. Introduced dynamic removal of siren and group duplications.
- Improved logging.
- Upgraded TTS engine to latest version.
6.1.0.121 – American Signal – April 2024
- Added support for redundant failover and geosiren targeting.
- Provided an activation of sirens whose sound coverage area intersects with the area of the alert.
- Deployed with 2 IIMs that work in tandem so that if the primary IIM fails to activate the sirens or is down, the secondary IIM takes over and performs the activation.
6.1.0.100 – Federal Signal – March 2024
An issue was fixed where the CapConService builder did not create the CapCon service.
IIM release support – March 2024
- IIM versions prior to 6.0.X are no longer supported.
- Java-based IIM devices are end of support and end of life as of March 31, 2024.
- All IIM devices are now available on a .NET code base.