What's New in 1.1.9 • Add a remote/Tailscale network and connect nodes by IP when you're off the home Wi‑Fi • Local scan now follows your phone's real Wi‑Fi subnet and netmask (not only 192.168.x) • Add a local network manually with name + CIDR/netmask (e.g. 10.0.0.0/16), then scan or add nodes and Test Connection • Clearer remote/VPN status and empty-state hints

• Fixes EchoLink recognition for newer, longer node numbers. EchoLink node numbers can now be 7 digits (8 in AllStar with the "3" prefix); KeyUp now tags and connects these correctly as EchoLink instead of AllStar.

• EchoLink: connect to EchoLink nodes right from KeyUp — tap a preset or type the node (e.g. 3009999 for *ECHOTEST*) and it connects. Every node now shows a small tag so you can tell AllStar and EchoLink links apart at a glance. • Lock a node: keep an important link — like a portable or hotspot node — connected while your presets switch everything else. A locked node stays put through presets, direct connects, and Disconnect All, and its Disconnect button is disabled until you unlock it. • Transceive or Monitor: choose how you connect. When you tap a preset or connect directly, KeyUp can ask whether to join in Transceive or Monitor mode — handy for listening in without transmitting. Turn the prompt off in Settings if you prefer one-tap connects. • Cleaner presets: the network-type tag moved next to the node number, so longer node names are no longer cut off.

• New: KeyUp now checks your network for new nodes at launch and offers to add any it finds — no manual hunting. • Improved: Scanning a saved network now updates it in place. Your existing nodes, names, and logins are kept; only genuinely new nodes are added (no more duplicate networks). • Fixed: On iPad, connected nodes no longer briefly show a "disconnected" icon in the side list.