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These release notes cover AdvanceGuard V4.4 and above.

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Version 4.6.0 Build 448 - 29 January 2020

Tracker 4.4.1.114 Release Notes

New Features

  • Added web base user interface

  • Added Genetec integration plugin

  • TUN-3357 - Add coast ratio to the property options for property check in rules

  • TUN-3382 - Add logic so that tracks are ignored from a radar / tracker when the radar has been disabled

  • Dutch translations

Improvements

  • Improved External Trigger Rule Action

  • Simplified Areaand Profile status reports into a single status report that can be filtered

  • TUN-3347 - Improved handling of errors that can cause the Management Server to crash, improved RTS connection interface

  • Improved handling of TCP Clients

  • Added improved handling of reading XML data from the RTS system

  • TUN-3348 - Changed icon for arm / disarm notification to Light On/Off

  • TUN-3369 - Updated UI to support 500Km x 500Km display area

  • TUN-3408 - Improved Integration Simulator Alarm Clear/Acknowledge Handling

  • TUN-3416 - Add units and possibly STC prefix to "Power Factor" field in radar profile form

Fixes

  • Fixed ICD-001 Request Status command to use numeric flag value

  • Fixed global camera setting not applying without a Management Server restart

  • Fixed issue when cameras take too long to process messages, causing eratic camera behaviour

  • Fixed error when requesting open street map background tiles

  • Fix potential memory leak with alarm manager

  • Added Radar Model to ICD-001 Track report output

  • TUN-3497 - Fixed radar check rule node

The Witness services are no longer prefixed with Navtech but with AdvanceGuard

Note that due to the database upgrade, this version must only be installed after upgrading to V4.4.0 first.

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