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What's new in Release 25.15 (September)

Marisa Potgieter
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On-Road IoT

  • A new IFTA Tax Return report was added and is being tested.
  • The State Miles report will display assets with unusual mileage on a separate tab in the spreadsheet. Note that these are not reporting issues, but typically occur when there is a problem with how the device is configured in the asset.
  • Two new custom HOS Rulesets have been added.
  • Unity On-Road IoT now supports Electric Vehicle functionality for Ford OEM vehicles, including the Electric Fleet Operations Dashboard, Electric vehicle events, and Electric vehicle data in reports and Dashboards.
  • Users are no longer able to compile and upload configuration changes to CR100 and CR400 mobile devices. When selecting multiple groups and including any groups with CR100 and CR4000 mobile devices, the option to compile and upload will be available, but these assets will automatically be excluded.
  • When decommissioning an asset, the SIM IMSI number, IMEI number, configuration group name and the VisonAI peripheral connections will be automatically populated in the notes section. If these fields are not relevant, they will not be added or left blank if not entered. 

  • Data Ingestion

    • Ruptela devices:  Trace5 and Eco4 will now be supported natively in On-Road IoT. These devices will support standard and server-side events as well as trips that will be shown in Live tracking and relevant reports. The VisionAI features will also be supported for those requiring a video solution.

      The devices must be configured using the vendor supported tools (found here) and set up with the correct endpoint for On-Road IoT.

    • LV300:  Native support was added for LV300 devices in On-Road IoT.  These devices will support standard and server-side events as well as trips that will be shown in Live tracking and relevant reports. The VisionAI features will also be supported for those requiring a video solution.

      The devices must be configured using the Cellocator Programmer tool pointing to the correct end point for On-Road IoT. 

    VisionAI 360

    • The list of compatible Safeguard device models updated. The following C6D model variations will be excluded from the Safeguard list on the video settings page:

    • The value-added VisionAI 360 features are now displayed on the Video settings page for users to enable. Usability of the page has been improved with expandable sections and new headings.

    VisionAI

    • The event video cap setting that avoids the system being overloaded with multiple video requests in the event of device malfunction or incorrectly configured events, have been extended to now include onboard computer events that record video. This was previously only applied to the MiX Vision events.The same threshold set in organization settings for MiX Vision events will apply to the onboard computer video events. 

    EasyCheck Web interface

Knowledge base updates

Internal - still in testing

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