Version 1.3.0

New features

  • Drag & Drop functionality for mobile device cards in the production view
  • Antenna validation: Displaying if an incompatible antenna type (UHF or 1G4) is connected to an antenna port that is already assigned to an existing RF channel (UHF or 1G4)

Improvements

  • Improved guidance during license activation

Bug fix

  • Several bug fixes and optimizations

Known issues

Installation
  • Information for beta testers:

    If you had a previous version of LinkDesk installed: due to improvements in the database migration, your existing databases will not be automatically imported.

Device synchronization
  • If the mobile devices in a production are no longer paired with the Base Station, they will be removed from the production. You will need to re-pair and re-configure them.
  • If the network settings (IP address) of a Base Station in a production are changed, it cannot be synced again and will remain disconnected as long as the IP address differs from that stored in the production.

    Workaround: update the IP address on the Base Station to match the one stored in LinkDesk, then sync again.

  • Existing devices (Base Station and mobile devices) in a production cannot be swapped with other or new devices at this time.

  • In rare cases, antennas may not be detected after triggering the device synchronization process. Re-triggering the process can resolve the issue.

  • In rare cases, device synchronization process might be triggered randomly.
  • In rare cases, on extensive usage or heavy data load, LinkDesk might shortly disconnect from the Base Station.
Pairing

  • In rare instances, pairing may result in duplicate mobile device cards appearing.

    Workaround: to resolve this, toggle the device sync button off and then on again.

FW update
  • In some cases, not all mobile devices may be visible during a firmware update.
  • Please avoid locking your PC during the firmware update, as it may cause the process to stop.
Frequency Scan
  • In some cases, when having multiple antennas in scan overload their reference level properties can get mixed up.
Dante® audio interface status
  • When the Dante® Primary Control cable is disconnected from the Base Station, the system may incorrectly display a ‘Connected’ status.

    Workaround: if you experience issues with Dante®, please use the Spectera WebUI to check the system status and settings.

MD setup

  • During the configuration of the Audio Link Mode, a temporary Signal Loss Warning may be displayed on the SEK card. This is caused by the data refresh timing.
    Please note that ungrouping an audio group in the routing editor will result in all associated SEKs losing their routing assignments and link mode.

Base Station states

  • The standby state is not yet propagated on LinkDesk, but the functionality already exists on the Base Station and in the WebUI.