This is the latest version of Engen for Windows. Please post bugs here. Please start a new thread for anything requiring discussion. Non-bug posts will be deleted.
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http://files.jriver.com/engen/channels/v1/beta/jriot/Engen10057.exeHistory:
1.0.57 (6/23/2017)
1. NEW: Added a help section at the bottom of the scene setup page.
2. Changed: On the scene setup page, devices that contain an input set to be included in the current scene will be highlighted.
3. Fixed: Devices were not refreshing after a get so there would be a delay when updating inputs.
1.0.56 (6/15/2017)
1. NEW: The new button configuration page will now display which buttons are assigned to which scene in a table at the bottom.
2. NEW: Added an option to remove all devices and delete all scenes and button configurations. This is only meant as a last resort for removing phantom devices on older z-sticks!
3. Changed: Selecting an assigned button on the new button configuration page will select the scene to which it is assigned.
4. Changed: Adjusted the tolerance when dragging and dropping to use the mouse cursor for placement instead of the card area. This will help with larger cards fitting into empty categories.
5. Changed: Added an option in setup to show/hide the 'All On' '50%' and 'All Off' buttons.
6. Fixed: In some instances, devices could not be moved out of a category and stored in another if it would leave the category empty.
7. Fixed: Controller devices were not showing up on the new button configuration page on the NUC Id and Id Pi.
8. Fixed: Controller devices were not activating scenes on Windows.
1.0.55 (6/2/2017)
1. NEW: Added support for the Aeon Wallmote and the Remotec 8-button wall controller.
2. Changed: The search function on the web interface will now hide a category if all the cards in it are hidden.
3. Changed: Slightly increased the contrast of the web interface background colors.
4. Changed: Moved the add and remove category buttons to the setup page.
5. Fixed: If a node is unnamed and you try to configure its buttons, Engen would crash.
6. Fixed: Not all types of controllers would show up on the button configuration page.
7. Fixed: When verifying new-style buttons, Engen could crash.
8. Fixed: Changing device configurations on the web interface was broken.
1.0.54 (5/26/2017)
1. NEW: Implemented a new sortable web interface. Users can now create multiple categories and drag device cards to different categories. Users can also rearrange the order of the categories, as well as the devices inside the categories, and the layout will be saved.
2. Changed: Made several adjustments to the formatting of the web interface to make the pages more consistent.
3. Fixed: Scale and calibration settings for temperature sensors were getting deleted on the next data fetch after being configured.
1.0.53 (5/15/2017)
1. NEW: Implemented a new drag and drop extension to the web interface. You can now manually reorder devices by drag and drop when 'Layout' is unlock.
2. Changed: Subnode inputs are now hidden within a dropdown list. Just click on "+ More" to expand the subnode list.
3. Changed: Battery node polling is now more intelligent.
4. Changed: Engen is now more persistent about getting configuration information.
5. Changed: Improved error messages for path_set and path_get.
6. Changed: The database now stores more information for sensors so they show up when Engen starts.
7. Fixed: Unicode errors in the terminal interface.
8. Fixed: Changed sensor_binary and sensor_multilevel to work with Everspring temperature/humidity sensor.
1.0.52 (4/28/2017)
1. NEW: Devices can now be tagged when added to Engen from the web interface, and existing devices can also be tagged from the device edit page.
2. Changed: The edit scene dropdown menu now has an options to create a new scene, which generates a name input field.
3. Changed: The new scene and edit scene pages were merged into one scene setup page that can now handle both operations.
4. Changed: Checkboxes on the scene setup page are disabled until a valid option is selected from the dropdown menu.
5. Changed: Numerous internal changes to improve stability and compliance, as well as handle device tags.
1.0.51 (4/13/2017)
1. NEW: Added support to the web interface for warm white and cold white modes for color bulbs, including scene support.
2. Changed: Changed the color picker wheel to hide until the color swatch is clicked.
3. Changed: Added some pre-defined color swatches to the color picker wheel.
4. Changed: The Value parameter for device configurations will now accept hex as well as integers.
1.0.50 (3/31/2017)
1. Changed: When adding or removing a device, the alert message will provide the node address of the device.
2. Changed: Fixed the layout of the scene create and edit page so they look a bit nicer.
3. Fixed: Moved the checkbox for slider inputs to the same line as the slider because the tooltip was blocking the checkbox.
1.0.49 (3/27/2017)
1. Changed: The Engen web UI will now stack devices better and make better use of the space.
2. Changed: Scene creation now uses checkboxes to designate which inputs will be included in a scene. Switches no longer add inputs to a scene.
3. NEW: There is now a scene edit page where you can load a saved scene and add/change inputs.
4. NEW: Added support for the Fortrezz water sensor.
5. Fixed: Inputs would sometimes stop updating because the websocket would close.
6. Fixed: Add and remove node alerts were popping up incorrectly.
1.0.48 (3/17/2017)
1. NEW: Added support for the Aeon water sensor.
2. Changed: Sensors, power meters, battery levels, alarms, and devices that do not contain switches, dimmers, or color pickers no longer show up on the scene setup page.
3. Changed: Switch, dimmer, and color picker elements will always show on the scene setup page, even if they are set to be hidden.
4. Changed: Switch displays were made a bit smaller and subnode switches are even smaller to help differentiate them from primary switches.
5. Changed: Power meter displays round to two decimal places if the precision is three or more.
6. Changed: Adjusted the way power meter displays are formatted to fix some messy formatting with certain devices.
