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These release notes cover ClearWay™ V4.9 and above.

Version 4.9.0 Build 759 - 29 September 2020

Tracker 4.8.0.166 Release Notes

New Features

  • TUN-3983 - Added ability to easily reset the camera terrain height map at the click of a button.

  • TUN-4047 - Added ICD-001 Carriageway Statistics Report

Improvements

  • TUN-3985 - Ensured the ESC key clears the selection of camera height sectors.

  • TUN-3987 - Improved the Genetec plugin by creating required alarms in Security Center if they do not exist when they are first raised in Witness.

  • Added the Application Id to Genetec plugin to allow for use with a Security Center development licence.

  • Improved debug logging for ONVIF cameras including the ability to identify individual cameras responsible for raising errors.

  • Added the minimum delay setting to the camera mechanical details on the user interface.

Fixes

  • TUN-3984 - Ensured the camera sector height selection is cleared on save or cancel

  • TUN-4015 - Fixed an issue when a camera viewer is deleted and the viewer drop down on the Camera Info Panel is not updated.

  • TUN-4041 - Fixed an issue with Debris channel alarms which were assigning an incorrect radar User Id to the alarm details. This was apparent in the ICD-001 XML output.

  • TUN-4048 - Fixed multiple duplicated camera lock options appearing on the radial menu.

  • TUN-4050 - Fixed issue where tracks disappeared and reappeared periodically in the UI (more prevalent in ClearWay).

  • Fixed an issue with Bosch 7000 & 9000 series cameras where we were sending the wrong command for wiper control.

For the Genetec Plugin improvement, although the plugin will create the alarm entities in Security Center, these alarms still need to be modified for both permissions and associated cameras. Please refer to the Genetec Security Center Plugin for more information.

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