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Version #4.10.1.14 now available!
Introduced in 4.10.0.12:
Introduced in 4.10.0.43:
- Supporting Windows XP/NT and later, including Windows 10.
- Support up to Visual Studio 2017.
Introduced in 4.10.0.11:
- Support for Visual Studio 2017.
- Support for 1588 synchronization for -02 and -03 CPU (PTP hardware support).
- Added directory for low-level synchronization examples
- Added support for timestamp first in channel list (useful for correlating timestamps)
- Added support for FIFO overflow recovery (flag DQ_VMAP_FIFO_CLR_ON_OVF added).
- Added support for asynchronous RTVMAP and asynchronous RTDMAP (examples in SampleADmap* and SampleAVmap*).
- Support for offline conversion, no active connection needed to IOM (example code in SampleVMap207OFL).
- Added function DqSupportedModes to determine which acquisition modes are supported for each board (refer to SampleGetDevInfo).
- Support for new ARM SoloX processor.
- Added new network conversion functions to handle endianness based on CPU (DqNtohx, DqHtonx).
- Example code cleanup: use Chk4Err for function returns, ChkOpsMode to start from known state, etc.
Introduced in 4.8.0.18:
- Support for rugged military style DNA-MIL and DNR-MIL
- Framework support for Visual Studio 2013
- Support for I/O layers AI-248, AO-318, AO-364, DIO-449 and DIO-463
- New "Asynchronous VMAP" operating mode
Introduced in 4.6.0.41:
- AI-222 suport
- Enhanced AI-212 support
- AI-201 timestamp channel
- Added AI-222, AI-248 and DIO-449 examples
- Various enhancements and bug fixes
Introduced in 4.6.0.12:
- Improved IRIG-650 timestamps
- Bugfixes to DNX-AI-201, 207/208 settling time parameter and 224 ACB
- Improved DNcx-AI-201/217 timestamp, AI-218 DIO write, and 212
- Improved support for DNx-AI-364
- Improvements to DNx-AI-403 async edge detection and 449
- Bugfixes to 448 ACB and setlevels and improvement of aggregate rate
- Bugfixes to CAN-503 Williamsburg library
- Bugfixes to 601 PWM, 604 messaging mode
- Bugfixes to MIL-1553, improvements, and new samples
Introduced in 4.6.0.4:
- Full support for AI-212, AI-218 and AI-228
- Preliminary support for AO-364
- Bug fixes
Changes made in 4.4.0.38:
- Run serial ports in immediate mode
- Range checking
Changes made in 4.4.0.12:
- [Fixed] - Spurious timeout when running multiple cubes in ACB mode
- [Fixed] - AI-224 calibration and ACB
Changes made in 4.2.0.5:
- SL-504 - Support added for new SL-604 layer
- CT-601 - Implemented new Timed Period Pulse Measurement mode (TPPM)
- AI-217 - Set correct default gain value.
- DIO-401_4_5_6 - Implemented asynchronous events upon edge detection on input lines.
- DIO-448 - Fix macro for single ended channels
- 1553-708 - assignment of FIFO function for 1553-708 option changed so if one 1553-708 is in the system the functions will not be changed globally and affect all 1553 in the system
- AI-255 - number of DC/DC required was calculated based on V while these DC/DC produce +/-V. This way we had excessive voltage on the op amps rails and dissipated it as waste heat. The voltage level to use extra DC/DC are converted into Vpp voltage in uV.
- ARINC-429-566 - DQ_VMAP_RQSIZE_SZ processing is added to read_fifo_566() and write_fifo_566()
- Debug log wraparound and position reporting is added
- SL-508 - fix to allow 29.5Mhz baseclock for -892 option.
- Fixed very old bug that prevents allocating the same DMAP more than 256 times. (This would happen for example when alternately creating/destroying two different DMAPS.)
- SL-508: fixed baud rate error that was prevalent at higher baud rates
- AI-217: code to accommodate the needs of UEI's calibration department. No functional difference to the user.
- changed the default data filtering for pt-pt and DMAP modes to be in a more useful range.
- MIL-1553: EV553_RT_CUST_LUT us implemented in drv_553.c for advanced 1553 customers
- Custom pSL553CUST_LUT job for advanced 1553 customers - replace TX data of RT/SA upon receiving a predefined set of words in RX area
- ARINC-708: BE and IFF printing is added
- Big-endian/low-endian switch is added for TX and RX of ARINC-708 implementation.
- SL-501/508: Implemented new mode that allows setting the parity bit independently on each byte sent over serial port.
- ...and additional bug fixes
Changes made since PowerDNA 3.8.0.59
- Support for 64 bits editions of Windows XP/Vista/7
- Full support for new layer AO-358
- Full support for new layer 1553-553 (MIL-1553)
- Full support for new layer PC-91x.
- New asynchronous operating mode.
Changes made since PowerDNA 3.8.0.55
- Change ARP to prohibit packet queuing
- Filter out broadcast UPD packets (i.e. NetBios)
- Keep buffer allocated until IOCTL task finishes processing it
- Insert check for correct format of IOCTL packets
- Properly free packets on IOCTLR re-request
- Increased pbuff size to avoid double allocations network buffer
Changes made since PowerDNA 3.8.0.53
- Add AO regeneration for L3
Changes made since PowerDNA 3.8.0.30
- [Fixed] - DIO-404 ACB write
Changes made since PowerDNA 3.8.0.26
- [Fixed] - AI-211 PtByPt UeiDaqStopSession.vi doesn't close session
- [Fixed] - time stamp reset issue in mpc5200 Ethernet firmware
- [Fixed] - Add CPU logic revision to devtbl -l and HW Info Build completed:
- [Fixed] - Add firmware build number to HW info
Changes made since PowerDNA 3.8.0.19
- AO-308/332/333 DIO-4xx had a glitch on the output because of the bad MTU controller settings.
- AI-254 4-wire external excitation mode ratiometric measurement fixed - use (signed)Sa/(signed)Sb provides proper position reading
- Reset function is changed for 8347 build to allow proper reset of the rack
- 201, 202, 207, 208 - timestamp fixed that there is no longer a need to use all channels for the timestamp to work properly
- 403 - allow input and output to work in ACB mode simultaneously on the same channel
- 566 - always returns even number of words from the layer if timestamp is enabled
- 503 - reset changed to avoid inserting errors into the CAN bus upon chip reset
- 205 - 801 option added (+/-4V without input divider)
- Event is added to output CAN thread to prevent priority inversion situation with free-running thread.
- For AO-3xx layers, SS0OUT is now used as the subsystem for writing output values
