This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. * New app icon * App display name changed to groov View

This version adds the following features: * Supports Opto 22's new groov EPIC® system * Using the default iOS Mail app, you can send an email link in the format groov:// followed by the IP address of a groov device (groov Box, groov Server, or groov EPIC). When the recipient taps the link in the email on their device, it launches the groov View mobile app and connects them to the groov device. In the link you can use the IP address or, if the device is already configured on the recipient's device, you can use either the hostname or display name (with no spaces). For more information, see form 2105, groov Mobile Apps Technical Note, on http://opto22.com. The following bug has been fixed: KB87021 - User will not be automatically logged in if anything is appended after IP, Hostname or fully qualified domain name

Bug fixes: * KB86201 - "Handheld View" options appears to be a global setting, rather than per-connection setting on iPad Pro * KB86202 - Once set, the "Handheld" option sticks, even if not selected * KB86203 - Display moves up when returning from app setting * KB86204 - User names and passwords that contain spaces are not logged in correctly * KB86214 - IPv6 was not correctly supported * KB86246 - User names and passwords that contain ‘&’ are not logged in correctly * KB86248 - Cancelling or attempting to turn off passcode causes groov view for mobile to crash * KB86254 - Cancel button does not work after failed attempts at passcode * KB86265 - Trying to change password fails when entering old password * KB86266 - When entering the wrong passcode for the confirmation, cannot finish setup and must close the app

* groov View now supports the iPhone 6 / 6+ screen sizes

* Fixed an issue that would generate low memory warnings on iPad; * Added a new check for a valid certificate on the groov Box or groov Server. If the groov has an SSL certificate generated by a certified signing authority, no warning is issued. If it has a self-signed certificate or a changed certificate, the first time you connect you’ll see a warning (just as you would in a web browser). A new option lets you ignore all SSL certificate warnings. If the option is on, no warning appears.

• The iPad version was missing an option to delete a groov connection from the connection list. This has been added.

• Fixes an issue where attempting to edit a non-active groov connection incorrectly returns the user to viewing the active connection • Minor UI enhancements in the Add/Edit Connection view

* A new Settings button opens a Settings page where you can choose the following options: * Hide the status bar * Set the connection timeout * Automatically open a default groov connection when the app is launched * Lock settings so that groov connections may not be added, modified or deleted * Require a passcode to add, modify or delete connections * When viewing a groov connection, you can now swipe right to go back to the connection list without closing the current groov connection. The active connection will be shown in green text. * To return to viewing the current connection, do one of the following: * Swipe left from the connection list * Tap the active connection and choose “Resume” from the menu * To disconnect from the current connection, tap the connection in the list, and choose Disconnect. * If a default groov connection is configured, it is shown in the connection list

* Adds support for the new groov 2.1 external web link control

Fixes an issue where the application may crash on iPads running iOS 6

* Bug fixes * Performance improvements

* Updated for iOS 7 * Performance Improvements * Bug Fixes

* Maintain list of several groov devices; * Once connected, swipe right to go back to groov list; * Supports a default device - when groov is launched, bypass the list and connect to the default device; * Supports "kiosk mode" - once connected, swipe to list mode is disabled

Fixed a crash issue on iPads running iOS 5