Release notes
A description of new functionality, improvements and bug fixes in reverse chronological order.
Release May, 2021
Major release that enables new commissioning methods with and without gateway that is compatible with a new generation of Bluetooth-enabled lights as well as the previous generation that uses only Zigbee to communicate.
Component | Version |
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Software |
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iOS PRF/PRA app |
1.0.245 |
Android PRF/PRA app |
1.0.7786 |
Device firmware |
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Gateway |
6.2.20 |
LCN1870 Gateway for ADR (NA only) |
2.0.3 |
SNS210IA for luminaires with sensor (Bluetooth) |
6.4.4 |
Wireless drivers for luminaires without sensor (Bluetooth) |
6.4.5 |
Smart lamps Gen. 2 (Bluetooth) |
6.4.4 |
SNS441 |
6.4.4 |
Wireless driver Gen. 1 |
6.4.4 |
Smart lamps Gen. 1 |
4.11.0 |
Factory versions may be lower than indicated in the table below. PRF works with all generation 2 devices coming out of the factory. PRA offers the capability to update to the latest version if it is newer than the factory release of the device. Gateways are automatically updated to the latest version when added to the system.
New functionality
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Mobile app supports commissioning with and without gateway (also known as PRF and Interact Pro - Advanced)
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Supports the upgrade to connected features by adding gateway(s) to a project without gateway(s).
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Adding a gateway automatically updates the gateway to the latest firmware version.
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Supports luminaires without built-in sensors but also with built-in sensors.
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Allows to commission second generation of lights via Bluetooth.
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Allows the use of an IR remote control (pointing device) to directly group lights (for lights having an IR receiver).
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Supports new Switch on/off behaviors (automated light control) for groups with built-in sensors named:
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Light Auto On Auto Off
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Light Auto On Auto Off with DDR
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Supports manual demand response and OpenADR with dedicated gateway (North America only).
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Supports handling of occupancy on group level when using a multi-sensor for daylight regulation (for luminaires without built-in sensor)