UPDATE: MyCOMPANY 2.16.0

New peripheral management for JA-100+

MyCOMPANY 2.16.0 brings new peripheral management for JA-100+ control panels — the same one you know from Mercury. It shows you more about a peripheral without sending you somewhere else.

Alongside it come battery management with export and more reach for JA-100+ control panels. The rest of the release is fixes.

What's new?

Peripheral management for JA-100+

• After PIN verification you get the Mercury-style peripheral overview — more information in the list and in the peripheral detail.
• Internal setup of a thermostat, thermometer and controlled PGs has a new look.
• You rename a peripheral directly in its detail, without going back to the list.

User management for JA-100+

• Version 2.16.0 adds basic user management: user list and detail, editing the name, phone numbers, and allowing or blocking a user's access. The detail also shows the user's permission level and whether an access code and card are set.
• A future version will also extend user management: editing the access code, adding and removing users without the current limits, editing a user's permissions, setting access rights to sections and PG outputs, and assigning a user to a group with time-limited access (the access times themselves are still set in F-Link).

Batteries

• The battery list of an installation exports in two taps — you have what you need for an order and for a service trip.
• The Mercury peripheral detail shows the number and type of batteries. You know what to bring before you drive out.

JA-100

• On Android, the peripheral list and peripheral detail are now available for JA-100 control panels.

Small things that save time

• The registration form checks the format of the phone number and other fields as you type.
• When your session expires, the app asks you to verify again instead of showing an empty screen.
• On iOS, the app asks before discarding unsaved changes in thermostat or thermometer settings.

What's fixed?

Stability

• On iOS the app crashed on entering History and on returning to the installation list; on Android it crashed when a fault was displayed in an AURA installation detail. Fixed.
• On iOS the app could crash or lose data without any error message when writing from several places at once. Fixed.
• On iOS the app froze on the installation list after returning from a detail. Fixed.

Control panels and peripherals

• A JA-100 control panel could not be deactivated. Fixed.
• The peripheral list of a JA-100 control panel showed PGs that do not belong there. Fixed.
• On Mercury installations with fewer than four sections, controlling a PG from the keypad only worked on the second attempt. Fixed.
• A Mercury installation detail stopped responding after a longer idle period until you signed in again. Fixed — the session now renews itself.

Various fixes

• On Android, returning from thermostat settings to the peripheral list asked for the panel code again.
• On iOS, a phone number and an access code could not be removed in user management.
• On iOS, Device management could not be opened from the code entry dialog.
• On iOS, an unconfigured thermostat offered a Ventilation item.
• An error message referred to Jablotron Alarms, a brand that no longer exists.
• Display details: the number of configured notifications, alignment of the New installation button on tablets, the loading indicator in Device management, the separator in a thermometer's PG list, keyboard and status-bar behaviour on the installation list, and the swipe-back gesture on iOS.