• The “EnOcean switch” label has been replaced with the neutral and more accurate term “Companion switch”. This change is reflected across several areas, including the devices view and the QR code scanner used when adding a new switch. The update improves clarity, ensures brand consistency, and simplifies product identification. • Creating new zones has been redesigned for a smoother experience. They are now positioned next to existing ones, improving visibility and making editing easier. • Multiple bug fixes and minor performance improvements.

• We have introduced mechanisms that enable more efficient network synchronization — an important milestone toward enhancing system performance in projects with isolated areas. • Multiple bug fixes and minor performance improvements.

• We have adjusted how the mobile app handles the Emergency Lighting Testing process to prevent false error messages that occurred when testing DALI-powered emergency devices. This addresses the misleading ‘Test could not start’ message that used to show up despite successful test initiation. • We have fixed multiple bugs and introduced minor performance improvements.

• We have adjusted how the mobile app handles the Emergency Lighting Testing process to prevent false error messages that occurred when testing DALI-powered emergency devices. This addresses the misleading ‘Test could not start’ message that used to show up despite successful test initiation. • We have fixed multiple bugs and introduced minor performance improvements.

• The sorting and searching/filtering options known from the web app are now available in the iOS app. The project list is also more responsive with projects showing up visibly faster. The overall project navigation experience is smoother and more intuitive, allowing end users to get their job done even quicker. • Motion sensors that support sensitivity adjustments can now be managed using a convenient sensitivity slider in the mobile app. This allows users to easily address the issue of false sensor triggers. The bottom line is better overall accuracy of sensor-based control strategies. • We are adjusting the way unprovisioned devices broadcast their messages. The goal of solicitation is to further reduce noise in Bluetooth control networks, which contributes to improved reliability and reduced interference in particularly challenging wireless environments. • Bugfixes and minor performance improvements.

• The app is now ready to support our transition to a new configuration engine. The bottom line is better performance and reliability for our users. • We have fixed a number of bugs and introduced minor performance improvements.

• McWong International, a leading innovator in wireless mesh technology, is rebranding itself as mwConnect.

• Added support for McWong Kinetic Switch (primarily N.A. market)

• Added support for EnOcean PTM-216B Switch

• Bugfixes and performance improvements

• ELT improvements We have introduced changes to how emergency lighting test results are gathered and presented in the app. • Bugfixes and stability improvements We have fixed a number of minor bugs and performance issues.

• ELT improvements We have introduced changes to how emergency lighting test results are gathered and presented in the app. • Bugfixes and stability improvements We have fixed a number of minor bugs and performance issues.

• Account removal We are introducing an in-app account deletion option to provide users with greater control over their personal data. • Simplified user name field We are replacing the “First name” and “Last name” fields with a single “Full name” field to better support our users from different countries and cultures. • Editable user account data Users can now edit their basic account information (full name & company name) that they provided when they created their account.

• Manual selection of Time Authority We are adding the possibility of manual selection of Time Authority. Users will now be able to choose which device should perform this function.

• Bugfixes and performance improvements.

• Bugfixes and performance improvements.

• Configurable attention sequence The app now supports the alternative attention sequence that was introduced for non-standard luminaires (high-bay LEDs, high-power luminaires, etc.)

• In-node scheduling We are introducing the in-node scheduling service to enable cost-efficient scheduling in installations without the Internet connection. • Occupancy events history for detection of false triggering We are adding a sensor troubleshooting tool that will enable users to view the occupancy events history in order to easily detect false sensor triggering.

• Device-level mesh quality tests We are improving the granularity of mesh quality tests so that test results are now provided individually for each device within the tested zone.

• Support for Finnish language As a follow-up to the recent web app update, we are now adding Finnish language support also to the mobile app. • Vibration and sound notifications We are introducing vibration and sound notifications that will be triggered whenever the mobile app successfully completes a longer process as well as in the event of failure/warning messages.

• Improved mesh quality test algorithms Redesigned mesh quality test procedures will enable more granular and effective testing of communication between devices. From now on, the testing covers all devices within an area while installers are provided with more transparent and accurate test results. • Convenient testing of zones with multiple scenes and scheduling When commissioning zones with multiple scenes or scheduling profiles, the app will now display custom scene buttons in the test tab to enable convenient zone testing.

Bugfixes

• Faster and more transparent calibration The “parallel connections” feature introduced in the previous release has now been applied also to the calibration process, reducing the calibration time by up to 50% and providing users with clear progress information. • Support for Spanish and traditional Chinese Our mobile app now supports two additional languages: Spanish and traditional Chinese.

• Faster configuration with parallel connections Devices can now be configured via multiple parallel connections. In certain configuration scenarios, this can reduce the total configuration time by even up to 5x. • Light levels for scenes A and B configurable in the profile Light levels for scenes A and B can now be defined directly on the profile screen during the remote planning/pre-commissioning stage. • Simplified over-the-air update process The OTAU screen now displays each device’s firmware version number and informs how many devices within each zone require an update. • Improved sensor calibration in projects with zone linking Once the calibration process is completed within a given zone, it will no longer restore automatic control in the zones that are linked to that zone. • Current light sensor lux level reading Whenever you open the sensor panel, the app will now ask the sensor about its current lux level reading and display that information on the screen.

• More profile customization options You no longer have to switch to the web app to customize the manual override timeout or low/high end trim settings. • Faster configuration We’ve accelerated the configuration process, reducing the time required to configure individual nodes by up to 50%. • Screen lock prevention For as long as it remains in use, the mobile app will now disable your smartphone’s automatic screen locking functionality. • Support for Chinese and Korean The mobile app is now available in two more languages - Chinese and Korean.