Releases

A cross-platform JNIOR Support Tool
Name Version Release Date Size MD5
JNIOR Supporter v0.1 Sep 30 2020 436 KB a37e8a2bafc86b3a434c46aea9dd7513

For a while now, we wanted to provide a cross-platform version of the JNIOR support tool to allow all users to access their JNIOR’s easily. There are also several aspects of the Support Tool that we wanted to improve upon. With that said, we are happy to release the JNIOR Supporter!

Features

Cross-Platform – The JNIOR Supporter provides cross-platform functionality. All users will enjoy the same experience regardless of the platform that they are using. The only requirement is that you have a valid Java Runtime Environment. .

New Interface – While looking familiar to the JNIOR support tool, the JNIOR Supporter has a new interface making it easier to view and interact with your JNIORs on the network. Information is displayed more openly to see issues or notices from JNIORs, and menus have been simplified to enhance ease of use.

Updated Features – The JNIOR Supporter introduces improved features such as: , sorted snapshots making them easier to find, and more displayed information to for JNIOR’s on the network.

View Logs – Users can now view logs from the support tool in a pop-up dialog by right clicking on a JNIOR in the Beacon tab instead of needing to reach the JNIOR’s web page

Sorted Snapshots – Snapshots are shown in a tree view and are shown in each of three categories allowing the user to easily find snapshots that we taken for a certain JNIOR based on serial number or hostname or based on when snapshots were taken by day.

Simultaneous Snapshots – Multiple Snapshots can now be taken simultaneously to speed up the process of backing up your site’s JNIOR ecosystem.

Multiple Update Projects – Multiple Update Projects can be opened at the same time so no longer have to close one Update Project to open another.  Care must be taken to not push conflicting updates to the same JNIOR.

Feedback

We want to know what you think of this new support tool. We know that change is not always easily accepted. Please let us know what you thought of it and how we can add/improve to this application. If you have questions or assistance with the application, feel free to contact us. You can do so by joining our support chat on our website, emailing us at support@integpg.com or calling the office at 724-933-9350.

By | On October 2, 2020 9:06 am | No Comments |

Slaving Service 2.0
Name Version Release Date Size MD5
Slaving Service v2.0 Jul 23 2020 183 KB e6f139ce51cdf79c5c05845285cd7eb4
  • [+] Added the ability to control the inputs based on Local or Remote I/O
  • [+] Added a section to the web page for configuring the inputs
By | On July 23, 2020 10:04 am | No Comments |

Grapher 4.1
Name Version Release Date Size MD5
Grapher v4.1 Jun 18 2020 788 KB 75e992513636e0c45c7aa7f71d8c1303

! Fixed bugs.

Grapher 4.0 - A change in navigation August 23, 2019

Name Version Release Date Size MD5
Grapher v4.0 Aug 22 2019 783 KB a7967fd9878171af565ff1faf677ae14

Several changes affecting how you navigate in time.

Added the ability to change the configured duration view of the graph. Previously the default was a hard-coded 4 hours. Once you brought up the graph you could have used the mouse wheel to zoom out or zoom in. The graph would always load showing the past 4 hours.

In this version we removed the ability to zoom in and out using the mouse wheel. We also removed dragging the graph in the future or past using the mouse. This was done because it was noted that too often the mouse is accidentally being used to modify the graph view.

Since the mouse interaction was removed to zoom and pan, we added buttons below the graph the facilitate the ability to move forward and backward in time.

The fast step buttons move the graph forward or backward by the entire duration. If you are looking at today, as shown below, pressing the fast backwards button will show you yesterday. The single step buttons move by 1/4 the duration. Looking at 24 hours and pressing the single step buttons will move the graph by 6 hours.

By | On July 20, 2020 3:27 pm | No Comments |

JNIOR Support Tool 7.10
Name Version Release Date Size MD5
JNIOR Support Tool v7.10 Jul 15 2020 13 MB 4fd5a1b0617a59a7f6802663ec3f789e

! Corrected an issue where opening an update project would encounter a non-empty temp folder.

+ Added the ability to open multiple Device files

+ Added the ability to open multiple Macro files

+ Added the ability to open multiple Update Projects

! addresses an issue where the Update Notification was always being shown at startup, even when the most recent version was on the JNIOR.

JNIOR Support Tool 7.9 May 16, 2019

Name Version Release Date Size MD5
JNIOR Support Tool v7.9 May 16 2019 13 MB 2c22f26f4e87d724e0f7c918095eb8c0
  • The JNIOR Support Tool version 7.9 addresses an issue with new installs.  The C:\INTEG\JNIOR Support Tool directory was not getting created upon install.  This would prevent the Support Tool from opening.
  • Also in this update is a selection for the new Barco Series 4 projector.
By | On July 15, 2020 1:25 pm | No Comments |

Tasker 3.2
Name Version Release Date Size MD5
Tasker v3.2 Jun 18 2020 958 KB 953712536000b330ad267047b7ee274d
  • + added 4-20ma modules
  • + added 10v modules
  • + added email send attachment option

Go to the Tasker Application page for more information. The Tasker Knowledge-base has helpful information on how to use the features in Tasker.

Tasker 3.1 May 1, 2020

Name Version Release Date Size MD5
Tasker v3.1 May 05 2020 942 KB 47e03374e8a8791ec0a922f38e62f174
  • Added If / Else Block Task Action
  • Added While Loop Task Action
  • Added SNMP Trap Task Action - Tutorial
  • Help pages are in progress
  • Upload and download workspaces
  • Delete a workspace (Workspace is backed up)

Go to the Tasker Application page for more information. The Tasker Knowledge-base has helpful information on how to use the features in Tasker.

Tasker 3.0 RELEASED! April 20, 2020

It has been a while since Tasker was released. Tasker was a quick attempt at making a replacement for the Task Manager application that has been around for more than a decade, starting on the Series 3.

Ample time has now been taken to create a fully capable application that will be every bit as functional as Task Manager but offer the benefits of a rewrite, using configuration files and the latest web technology.

Some of the changes and new features are as follows:

  • Faster– The tasks are executed much faster and the triggers and schedule are monitored in real-time instead of once every 5 – 10 seconds.
  • Workspaces - Separate configuration logic into multiple workspaces. Then multiple workspaces can be loaded on the JNIOR at the same time.
  • Tasks are now separate from triggers. In Task Manager a Task was created and a Trigger was configured to get the Task to execute. In Tasker 3.0 Tasks are a separate entity that can be executed several different way including manual execution from the configuration page and being requested via an ASCII TCP connection.
  • Tasks can now send data via an Ethernet connection. To do this, a Device must be created so that the action can specify which device to send the data to. Multiple devices can be configured.
  • New Actions – We implemented actions that were previously available in Task Manager but are introducing many new actions like external module control, TCP communication and control structures.
  • Drag n Drop – Drag and Drop functionality makes it easier to design your Task logic.
  • Signals are now created to assign a specific property of a I/O point or sensor a name. The name can then be used in Tasks, Triggers or Loggers.
  • Loggers can be created to define the file name and schema or what data should be logged to that file. Each line in a Logger will be prepended with a timestamp followed by a comma. Loggers also allow you to define the number of files that should be kept with the given naming pattern. Name patterns can include date patterns. This will help you create a file per day for example.
  • Schedule – The schedule has additional options.
  • JSON Configuration files are used now instead of registry keys. Registry keys were limiting in size. The Series 3 could only store 255 characters in a registry key. It is much easier to upload configuration files to other JNIORs to replicate setups.
  • User Interface – The User Interface is now a native HTML application that uses the latest web technology. The latest web technology uses native HTML controls and Web-sockets to communicate with the JNIOR from your browser. This will allow accessibility over remote connections as long as port 80 is available. This is now consistent with the communication method used by the DCP. Task Manager had always used Java Applets. The Java Applets have not been able to launch in browsers for several years as they became frowned upon as security vulnerabilities.

This was just a short list of changes and new features. The documentation for Tasker should explain these topics as well as many others. If there is anything you don't understand please reach out to us for help. Additionally, if you have any suggestions or need the JNIOR to do something specific for you, please let us know.

For more information go to the Tasker Page

By | On June 18, 2020 3:57 pm | No Comments |

JANOS 1.9 (Released February 3 2020)
Name Version Release Date Size MD5
JANOS - UPD v1.9 Feb 03 2020 877 KB 5845d6b3b26da7e1be32bdc164272aea
Series 4 All-In-One v1.9 May 01 2020 2 MB b79eb6be8c2873bb42fd66fa480c581a

Release Notes

We have released JANOS v1.9 which has several changes and bug fixes. Most notably with TCP packet generation. While it is not wrong to send data in multiple TCP packets, many devices incorrectly implement TCP clients and fail when this case arises. This version adjusted the release of socket data to reduce the chances that a message might be split across separate TCP packets. This had been a recent issue with some MODBUS client devices.

  • Added support for Reverse LLMNR allowing network scanners to label IP addresses with hostnames
  • Adjusted the release of socket data to reduce the chances that a message might be split across separate TCP packets
  • Corrected Sockets race condition that caused occasional reception delays and blocking
  • Fixed the incorrect signed display of large input counter values in JRMON and JMP Protocol
  • Adds a BEACON announcement in the event of an IP conflict
  • Improved NONCE management eliminating possible issues in the presence of port scanners
  • Eliminated chance of buffer overrun occurring in FTP transfer
  • Beacon REBOOT now works in all cases
  • Eliminated potential difficulty in obtaining network capture file

JANOS 1.8 (Released June 17 2019) June 17, 2019

Release Notes

We have released JANOS v1.8 which adds the JMP Protocol. The JANOS Management Protocol (JMP) is essentially the JSON message interface utilized by JANOS Websockets. The JMP Protocol has been exposed on its own TCP/IP port. This encloses the JSON messaging in a JSON array along with the JSON Object length making reception of the messages easy. The JMP Protocol will be used by the QSC Q-SYS JNIOR component.

  • Implements the JANOS Management Protocol JMP
  • Adds "Block" command to JSON interfaces
  • Web Server limits the effects of extremely slow connections.

  JANOS - UPD v1.8 [ Jun 17 2019, 874 KB, MD5: 11d1af6e80acfdcae637edb27e23a6f2 ]

  Series 4 All-In-One v1.8 [ Jun 27 2019, 2 MB, MD5: 2962d0d6fd2b9659e5e5956ed40549f9 ]

JANOS 1.7.1 (Released 3 December 2018) December 3, 2018

Release Notes

  • Watchdog no longer causes reboot from foreground execution
  • REGEX Alternation '|' has been corrected to properly work in Group
  • Corrected NULL Pointer write issue when a Group which employs alternation appears at the start of a REGEX expression
  • Resolved message pump memory issue relating to process termination
  • Expand the channel range for setOutputRelay() from 0-11 to 0-15
  • Corrected network capture filtering when an IP address is to be excluded
  • Supports networks using Jumbo Frames
  • Eliminated assertion associated with improper use of '%n' in System.out.printf.

  JANOS - UPD v1.7.1 [ Dec 03 2018, 870 KB, MD5: 70bc5f3d4ec311786fe304c4e447595b ]

  Series 4 All-In-One v1.7.1 [ Dec 03 2018, 2 MB, MD5: b88a8d86302d867835a50e8f699edcad ]

JANOS 1.7 (Released 26 July 2018) July 26, 2018

Release Notes

  • Added ability to load single CA Certificate to be supplied on TLS connection
  • Support TLS Client Certificate Verification on outgoing connections
  • Added legacy PKCS1 support for externally generated certificates
  • Corrected array issue with processing of deferred email transmissions
  • Corrected memory issue with TAB use on the Command Line
By | On February 3, 2020 1:58 pm | No Comments |

Grapher 4.0 – A change in navigation
Name Version Release Date Size MD5
Grapher v4.0 Aug 22 2019 783 KB a7967fd9878171af565ff1faf677ae14

Several changes affecting how you navigate in time.

Added the ability to change the configured duration view of the graph. Previously the default was a hard-coded 4 hours. Once you brought up the graph you could have used the mouse wheel to zoom out or zoom in. The graph would always load showing the past 4 hours.

In this version we removed the ability to zoom in and out using the mouse wheel. We also removed dragging the graph in the future or past using the mouse. This was done because it was noted that too often the mouse is accidentally being used to modify the graph view.

Since the mouse interaction was removed to zoom and pan, we added buttons below the graph the facilitate the ability to move forward and backward in time.

The fast step buttons move the graph forward or backward by the entire duration. If you are looking at today, as shown below, pressing the fast backwards button will show you yesterday. The single step buttons move by 1/4 the duration. Looking at 24 hours and pressing the single step buttons will move the graph by 6 hours.

By | On August 23, 2019 12:40 pm | No Comments |

QSC has released a plug-in for the JNIOR and the Q-SYS Core!

QSC released a plug-in to enable quick and easy integration with the INTEG JNIOR for the Q-SYSCore!  You can install the plug-in using the Q-SYS Designer Asset Manager.  This is a QSC Managed plug-in so the Author has a “Q” icon.

Please provide feedback so that INTEG and QSC can enhance the plug-in to give our users the best experience!

The plug-in requires JNIORs to be running JANOS 1.8 or greater.

By | On July 1, 2019 1:12 pm | No Comments |

JANOS 1.8 (Released June 17 2019)

Release Notes

We have released JANOS v1.8 which adds the JMP Protocol. The JANOS Management Protocol (JMP) is essentially the JSON message interface utilized by JANOS Websockets. The JMP Protocol has been exposed on its own TCP/IP port. This encloses the JSON messaging in a JSON array along with the JSON Object length making reception of the messages easy. The JMP Protocol will be used by the QSC Q-SYS JNIOR component.

  • Implements the JANOS Management Protocol JMP
  • Adds “Block” command to JSON interfaces
  • Web Server limits the effects of extremely slow connections.

  JANOS - UPD v1.8 [ Jun 17 2019, 874 KB, MD5: 11d1af6e80acfdcae637edb27e23a6f2 ]


  Series 4 All-In-One v1.8 [ Jun 27 2019, 2 MB, MD5: 2962d0d6fd2b9659e5e5956ed40549f9 ]

JANOS 1.7.1 (Released 3 December 2018) December 3, 2018

Release Notes

  • Watchdog no longer causes reboot from foreground execution
  • REGEX Alternation '|' has been corrected to properly work in Group
  • Corrected NULL Pointer write issue when a Group which employs alternation appears at the start of a REGEX expression
  • Resolved message pump memory issue relating to process termination
  • Expand the channel range for setOutputRelay() from 0-11 to 0-15
  • Corrected network capture filtering when an IP address is to be excluded
  • Supports networks using Jumbo Frames
  • Eliminated assertion associated with improper use of '%n' in System.out.printf.

  JANOS - UPD v1.7.1 [ Dec 03 2018, 870 KB, MD5: 70bc5f3d4ec311786fe304c4e447595b ]

  Series 4 All-In-One v1.7.1 [ Dec 03 2018, 2 MB, MD5: b88a8d86302d867835a50e8f699edcad ]

JANOS 1.7 (Released 26 July 2018) July 26, 2018

Release Notes

  • Added ability to load single CA Certificate to be supplied on TLS connection
  • Support TLS Client Certificate Verification on outgoing connections
  • Added legacy PKCS1 support for externally generated certificates
  • Corrected array issue with processing of deferred email transmissions
  • Corrected memory issue with TAB use on the Command Line
By | On June 17, 2019 8:31 pm | No Comments |

Utility 3.0 Released

  Utility.Jar v3.0 [ Jun 14 2019, 1 MB, MD5: ]

Utility version 3.0 has been released

  • + Added cycleevents.dat log for each input in flash/utility/storage/by-hours/
    The format of this line will be:
TIMESTAMP of cycle completion, TOTAL CYCLE TIME, HIGH TIME, LOW TIME

For example, the following file contains the cycle events ending in the 8am hour on July 23rd, 2019. Only the first 5 minutes are shown.

By | On June 14, 2019 9:51 am | No Comments |

Cinema.jar 3.5
Name Version Release Date Size MD5
Cinema.jar - Update Project v3.5 Jun 02 2019 327 KB 57a834f2c5ac177b7b19b6dec52350ce

+ Added HTTP POST method to Macro Actions.

+ Added the ability the use HTTPS for GETs and POSTs

Cinema.jar 3.4.1 May 29, 2019

  Cinema.jar - Update Project v3.4.1 [ May 28 2019, 320 KB, MD5: 74f51ea7ccb40962eb2118bf16457c50 ]

  • Released May 28 2019

! Fixed a bug where the watchdog was no longer working. In the Cinema application crashed it would not be restarted.

Cinema.jar 3.4.0 May 16, 2019

  Cinema.jar - Update Project v3.4 [ May 16 2019, 320 KB, MD5: 63b627ede9c8a79710ddb3d7fd3ca852 ]

  • Released May 16 2019

+ Allow you to query the temperature sensor via a HTTP Request.  A JSON representation of the device will be returned.

As of now the only available devices are Type28 and Type7E...

Type28 is the temperature probe and Type7E is the environmental sensor.

To enable this you will need to set the AppData/Cinema/WebServer/Port registry key. The JNIOR will need to be rebooted after this key has been changed. In this example I chose 8081. Port 80 or 443 is normally the default web server port. This web server port is an additional web server that cinema is hosting to handle these types of requests.

By | On June 2, 2019 9:58 am | No Comments |

Cinema.jar 3.4.1

  Cinema.jar - Update Project v3.4.1 [ May 28 2019, 320 KB, MD5: 74f51ea7ccb40962eb2118bf16457c50 ]

  • Released May 28 2019

! Fixed a bug where the watchdog was no longer working. In the Cinema application crashed it would not be restarted.

Cinema.jar 3.4.0 May 16, 2019

  Cinema.jar - Update Project v3.4 [ May 16 2019, 320 KB, MD5: 63b627ede9c8a79710ddb3d7fd3ca852 ]

  • Released May 16 2019

+ Allow you to query the temperature sensor via a HTTP Request.  A JSON representation of the device will be returned.

As of now the only available devices are Type28 and Type7E...

Type28 is the temperature probe and Type7E is the environmental sensor.

To enable this you will need to set the AppData/Cinema/WebServer/Port registry key. The JNIOR will need to be rebooted after this key has been changed. In this example I chose 8081. Port 80 or 443 is normally the default web server port. This web server port is an additional web server that cinema is hosting to handle these types of requests.

By | On May 29, 2019 12:37 pm | No Comments |

Cinema.jar 3.4.0

  Cinema.jar - Update Project v3.4 [ May 16 2019, 320 KB, MD5: 63b627ede9c8a79710ddb3d7fd3ca852 ]

  • Released May 16 2019

+ Allow you to query the temperature sensor via a HTTP Request.  A JSON representation of the device will be returned.

As of now the only available devices are Type28 and Type7E…

Type28 is the temperature probe and Type7E is the environmental sensor.

To enable this you will need to set the AppData/Cinema/WebServer/Port registry key. The JNIOR will need to be rebooted after this key has been changed. In this example I chose 8081. Port 80 or 443 is normally the default web server port. This web server port is an additional web server that cinema is hosting to handle these types of requests.

By | On May 16, 2019 2:58 pm | No Comments |

JNIOR Support Tool 7.9
Name Version Release Date Size MD5
JNIOR Support Tool v7.9 May 16 2019 13 MB 2c22f26f4e87d724e0f7c918095eb8c0
  • The JNIOR Support Tool version 7.9 addresses an issue with new installs.  The C:\INTEG\JNIOR Support Tool directory was not getting created upon install.  This would prevent the Support Tool from opening.
  • Also in this update is a selection for the new Barco Series 4 projector.
By | On May 16, 2019 2:01 pm | No Comments |

Serial to Ethernet 6.0
  • Fixed a bug that stopped the serial port from being read if an Ethernet connection was disconnected. This appears to be a bug that was introduced in version 5.3.
  • Moved the serial configuration to take advantage of the AUXSerial and COMSerial settings that JANOS uses.

Release Date: May 10 2019

  Serial to Ethernet 6.0 - Update Project v6.0 [ May 17 2019, 41 KB, MD5: d06bd5279d05546652b56faf427cc676 ]

  Serial To Ethernet 6.0 - Application File v6.0 [ May 14 2019, 44 KB, MD5: fd897cf50763a56e7f4828dac566b933 ]

By | On May 10, 2019 10:26 am | No Comments |

JANOS 1.7.1 (Released 3 December 2018)

Release Notes

  • Watchdog no longer causes reboot from foreground execution
  • REGEX Alternation ‘|’ has been corrected to properly work in Group
  • Corrected NULL Pointer write issue when a Group which employs alternation appears at the start of a REGEX expression
  • Resolved message pump memory issue relating to process termination
  • Expand the channel range for setOutputRelay() from 0-11 to 0-15
  • Corrected network capture filtering when an IP address is to be excluded
  • Supports networks using Jumbo Frames
  • Eliminated assertion associated with improper use of ‘%n’ in System.out.printf.

  JANOS - UPD v1.7.1 [ Dec 03 2018, 870 KB, MD5: 70bc5f3d4ec311786fe304c4e447595b ]

  Series 4 All-In-One v1.7.1 [ Dec 03 2018, 2 MB, MD5: b88a8d86302d867835a50e8f699edcad ]

JANOS 1.7 (Released 26 July 2018) July 26, 2018

Release Notes

  • Added ability to load single CA Certificate to be supplied on TLS connection
  • Support TLS Client Certificate Verification on outgoing connections
  • Added legacy PKCS1 support for externally generated certificates
  • Corrected array issue with processing of deferred email transmissions
  • Corrected memory issue with TAB use on the Command Line
By | On December 3, 2018 9:45 pm | No Comments |

JANOS 1.7 (Released 26 July 2018)

Release Notes

  • Added ability to load single CA Certificate to be supplied on TLS connection
  • Support TLS Client Certificate Verification on outgoing connections
  • Added legacy PKCS1 support for externally generated certificates
  • Corrected array issue with processing of deferred email transmissions
  • Corrected memory issue with TAB use on the Command Line
By | On July 26, 2018 9:41 pm | No Comments |

JANOS 1.6.5 (Released – 22 May 2018)
  • Corrected FTP listing issue created by the v1.6.4 release
  • Corrected getRegistryList method memory leak
  • Corrected 412DMX light Flickering
  • Corrected 412DMX NAND Flash processing issue
  • Corrected FTP transfer restart issue
By | On May 22, 2018 9:39 pm | No Comments |