This release introduces a major update focused on enhanced security, improved device interaction, and increased overall application stability. It also aligns the application with updated RED2 cybersecurity requirements, ensuring compliance for regulated markets while maintaining flexibility for global users.  What’s New  - Introduced secure TLS/PSK-based communication between the mobile application and IMx devices, ensuring compliance with evolving cybersecurity standards  - Added support for dual operational flows:  - Secure (encrypted) flow for regulated environments  - Non-encrypted flow to support users in non-regulated regions without disrupting existing workflows  - Enhanced compatibility with IMx firmware version 8.1, including improved handling of firmware upgrade scenarios and user guidance  Device Connectivity & Configuration Enhancements  - Improved stability of device connection and TLS handshake process  - Enhanced workflows for:  - Device setup and onboarding  - Editing IMx configurations  - Saving configuration and rebooting devices  - Better support for devices with large configurations and multiple enabled channels  - Improved guidance and messaging during firmware upgrade and connection setup  Measurement & Reporting Improvements  - Increased reliability of SAT (Site Acceptance Test) execution and reporting  - Improved performance when handling large datasets during testing and configuration saving  - Stable IMx report generation and configuration management workflows  Performance & Stability Improvements  - Reduced application crashes in scenarios with high channel configurations and large data loads  - Improved behavior during firmware upgrade flows and configuration updates  - Enhanced responsiveness across key device interaction flows  Additional Updates  - Improved compatibility and synchronization behavior with backend systems  Important Information  - This version is designed to work with IMx firmware v8.1 for full functionality  - Devices using secure TLS communication require IMx Multilog Manager v4.x  - Users may be guided to upgrade firmware to ensure access to all features - Standalone Mode: When an IMx device is used standalone mode, the IMx Manager app generates and transfers a unique PSK (encryption key) to the device. After this process, only the mobile device that generated the PSK can access the IMx device. Other mobile devices cannot connect because they do not possess the generated PSK. Support for sharing the PSK across multiple mobile devices is planned for a future release. - Device & Server Initiated Modes: When an IMx device connects to @ptitude Observer for the first time, the encryption PSK is generated by @ptitude Observer and transferred to the device. Once this process is complete, the IMx Manager app can no longer connect directly to the IMx device because it does not have access to the generated PSK. A future enhancement will allow users to regain access through the device's Rescue Button. - Observer Compatibility: This release has not been tested with @ptitude Observer v13.8. This update delivers a more secure, stable, and reliable experience, especially for users working with advanced configurations and in environments requiring strict cybersecurity compliance.

Thanks for using IMx Manager. We are working continuously to improve the user experience. This release includes: - Users are kept logged in for 14 days - Network configuration templates are sorted by name - Channels 9-16 can now be configured for Modbus

Thanks for using IMx Manager. We are working continuously to improve the user experience. This release includes bug fixes and improvements.

Thanks for using IMx Manager. We are working continuously to improve the user experience. This release includes the following improvements: - Support for setting network configuration from templates - Move user management to SKF Digital Services

Thanks for using IMx Manager. We are working continuously to improve the user experience. This release includes the following improvements: - Support for new hardware, IMx-8Plus and IMx-16. - Possibility to set free text for channel name in stand-alone mode. - Bluetooth signal strength is now shown with higher precision. - Support for 8-digit SIM pin codes. - True peak to peak is now shown correctly in viewer.

Thanks for using IMx Manager. We are working continuously to improve the user experience. This release includes improvements and bug fixes.

Thanks for using IMx Manager. We are working continuously to improve the user experience. This release fixes an issue with signing up.

Thanks for using IMx Manager. We are working continuously to improve the user experience. This release includes bug fixes and improvements.

Thanks for using IMx Manager. We are working continuously to improve the user experience. This release includes: * Configuring fixed and speed following frequency components on stand-alone devices * Support for IMx-16Plus and IMx-Rail * Support for PT1000 temperature sensor on IMx-16Plus and IMx-Rail * Automatic time synchronization for new devices and devices in stand-alone mode, using the time of the phone * Bug fixes and improvements

Thanks for using IMx Manager. We are working continuously to improve the user experience. This release includes: * New status icons: Out of measurement range Out of active range / unstable Transient * Top screen message now includes system faults * Support for frequencies and component monitoring * Machine template feature now accepts any IMx id * Settings tab now displays the company that the user belongs to * Relay list available for standalone configuration and viewer * User interface improvements when configuring networks settings

Thanks for using IMx Manager. We are working continuously to improve the user experience. This Maintenance Release has fixes to the following issues: - A defect that prevented live view in the Scope Mode of the SAT module for some channels. - A defect that generated the wrong values on time waveforms and spectra when in viewer module. - General bug fixes and performance improvements.