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    Ezm v1.0.62 c1.9.61 Release Notes 20110217

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    This document provides release information for version 1.0.62 of ezMaster. Key updates include support for new ECS surveillance switches, ability to export project lists and inventory lists to CSV files, and support for up to 256 addresses for white/black lists. Supported devices require firmware version 3.7.0 or later. Legacy devices are still compatible but do not support new functions. Upgrade from 1.0.59 is required. Bugs addressed include a system busy issue when managing switches.

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    Ezm v1.0.62 c1.9.61 Release Notes 20110217

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    This document provides release information for version 1.0.62 of ezMaster. Key updates include support for new ECS surveillance switches, ability to export project lists and inventory lists to CSV files, and support for up to 256 addresses for white/black lists. Supported devices require firmware version 3.7.0 or later. Legacy devices are still compatible but do not support new functions. Upgrade from 1.0.59 is required. Bugs addressed include a system busy issue when managing switches.

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    This document provides release information for version 1.0.62 of ezMaster. Key updates include support for new ECS surveillance switches, ability to export project lists and inventory lists to CSV files, and support for up to 256 addresses for white/black lists. Supported devices require firmware version 3.7.0 or later. Legacy devices are still compatible but do not support new functions. Upgrade from 1.0.59 is required. Bugs addressed include a system busy issue when managing switches.

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    Ezm v1.0.62 c1.9.61 Release Notes 20110217

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    Miguel Murillo
    This document provides release information for version 1.0.62 of ezMaster. Key updates include support for new ECS surveillance switches, ability to export project lists and inventory lists to CSV files, and support for up to 256 addresses for white/black lists. Supported devices require firmware version 3.7.0 or later. Legacy devices are still compatible but do not support new functions. Upgrade from 1.0.59 is required. Bugs addressed include a system busy issue when managing switches.

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    ezMaster

    v1.0.62_c1.9.61
    17th February, 2021
    This document provides release information for ezMaster
    Table of contents
    Introduc tion 3

    What’s New 4

    S upported Platforms 5

    L egac y Devic es 6

    Upgrade Information 7

    L imitation 7

    Fixed Bugs 7

    2
    Introduction
    The v1.0.62 ezMaster is the latest version of version 1 ezMaster. This version will be
    supported the new features.

    3
    What’s New?
    This version has been supported the following new functions,

     Support ECS surveillance switch(ECS1528P/ECS1528FP/ECS1552P/ECS1552FP)


    - PD Lifeguard configuration.
    - PoE extended mode support.
    - Continuous PoE reboot configuration.
    - PD Lifeguard delivering port status.
     Project list, account management, inventory list can export as csv file.
     White/black list support up to 256 mac address.

    4
    Supported Devices
    To ensure compliance with ezMaster v1.0.62 on new functions including WPA3, Hotspot 2.0
    and Enable/Disable 11ax under 2.4GHz radio, the Access Point f/w should be upgraded to
    the v3.7.0 or the later version. The legacy models will not be supported the new function.

    -------Worked with v1.0.54, FW version should be upgrade to v3.7.0 or the later version. -----
     Indoor
     EWS330AP
     EWS355AP
     EWS357AP (v1/v2/v3)
     EWS377AP (v1/v2/v3)
     EWS385AP
     EWS550AP
     EWS850AP
     EAP1250
     EAP1300(EXT)

     Outdoor
     ENS500-ACv2
     ENS500EXT-ACv2
     EnStation5-ACv2
     EnStationACv2
     ENS620EXT
     ENH1350EXT

    -------Worked with v1.0.54, without supporting any new functions for the version.-----
     Switches
     EWS2908P
     EWS2910P(v2)
     EWS5912FP
     EWS7928P
     EWS1200-28TFP
     EWS7952P
     EWS7952FP
     ECS1008P
     ECS1112FP

    5
     ECS1528FP
     ECS1552FP

    Legacy Devices
    The following devices can be compatible with v1.0.54, but not supporting new functions.
     EWS300AP
     EWS310AP
     EWS350AP
     EWS360AP
     EWS370AP
     EWS371AP
     EWS500AP
     EWS510AP
     EWS511AP
     EAP1750H
     EAP2200
     ENS500-AC
     ENS500EXT-AC
     EnStation5-AC
     EnStationAC
     ENS610EXT-NVK
     ENH1750EXT
     EWS650AP
     EWS660AP
     EWS860AP
     EWS870AP
     EWS871AP
     ENS202EXTv2

    6
    Upgrade Information
     Please assure to use the v1.0.59 to upgrade your ezMaster to v1.0.62.

    Limitation
    N/A

    Fixed bugs
     Fix the issue of sometimes system busy when it managing the switches.

    Known Issues
    N/A

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    Features and specifications subject to change without notice. Trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. These limits are designed to
    provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
    and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
    interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his/her own expense. Prior to installing any surveillance equipment, it is your responsibility to
    ensure the installation is in compliance with local, state and federal video and audio surveillance and privacy laws.
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