AudiaVoIP and AudiaFLEX firmware release notes

New Features: 

• No new features added in this release

Updates:

• The VoIP-2 card now processes SIP Update messages during PSTN calls

Resolved Issues:

1. Fixed issue that could result in The VoIP-2 card losing fragmented packets.
2. Fixed a problem that could prevent an unregistered VoIP-2 card from renewing its IP address if disconnected and then re-connected to a network. 

New Features: 

• No new features added in this release

Updates:

• Made required amendments to keep Audia up to date with Avaya and Cisco VoIP certification

Resolved Issues:

• No issues were resolved in this release.

New Features: 

• No new features added in this release

Updates:

1. Over-current detection warning is now cleared when the TI-2 line goes back on-hook.
2. Increased link auto-negotiation timeout on VoIP-2 to prevent occasional failed DHCP operation.  

Resolved Issues:

1. Fixed a problem in which systems containing combined auto-mixers could sometimes “lock-up”, resulting in loss of external control.
2. Fixed an issue in the AEC algorithm which could result in output noise when the input signal is below the minimum energy threshold.
3. ATP command "SET VOIPHOOKSTATE = 0” can be used again to answer incoming calls. 

New Features: 

• No new features added in this release

Updates:

• Major VoIP update - Enhanced reliability and third party compatibility by backporting Tesira SVC-2 card firmware to Audia VoIP-2. Features which are specific to the SVC-2, like multiple call appearances, are disabled on the VoIP-2. 

Resolved Issues:

• No issues were resolved in this release

New Features: 

• No new features added in this release

Updates:

• Modified UDP transport to allow packet sizes greater than 1500 bytes. This change is necessary for systems using Avaya SEM 6.0 and possibly others.   

Resolved Issues:

1. Fixed a problem that could result in CobraNet audio sent from a pair of redundant AudiaFUSIONs to be received by the wrong device.
2. Fixed a problem that could result in AEC channels to stop operating after several months of continuous operation without rebooting. 
3. Fixed a name format compatibility issue that could result in contact names that included commas to hang the VoIP-2 card.
4. Fixed a problem that could result in incoming SIP usernames to be truncated to no more than 10 characters.
5. Fixed a problem that could result in AudiaFLEX systems with multiple VoIP-2 cards failing to update firmware if configured.