Change Logs

Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Fixed an issue introduced in firmware 2.0.0 where configuration settings would not save
• Fixed an issue where the differential pressure unit was missing from the configuration packet
• Hardware alarm values in the configuration packet are now rounded for consistency
• Reduced server communication frequency during connectivity outages to improve network efficiency and reduce unnecessary traffic
• Updated RTC fallback time to ensure accurate timekeeping when network time sync is unavailable
• Increased thread ID maximum threshold and resolved a thread ID replacement issue to improve stability

Sensor Support

• Introduced compatibility with Oceasoft Differential Pressure Sensor

Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Infrastructure updates to improve platform stability. More details about the initiative can be found here: https://mailchi.mp/dicksonone/dicksonone_platform_updates

Features and Enhancements

• Added a 4th (virtual) channel to RTRH sensors for heat index calculation.

Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Improved the accuracy of battery voltage measurements.
• Battery voltage reporting now clips charge percentages to 0–100% before reporting to DicksonOne.
• Fixed a bug that could cause the logger to report outdated settings to DicksonOne.
• Fixed bugs causing inconsistent behavior when reading open/close (ROC) sensors.
• The logger now correctly displays “%” when a universal sensor’s unit is configured as % in DicksonOne.
• Fixed a bug where the factory calibration date for a sensor was sometimes reported incorrectly.

• Reduced server communication frequency during connectivity outages to improve network efficiency and reduce unnecessary traffic
• Updated RTC fallback time to ensure accurate timekeeping when network time sync is unavailable
• Increased thread ID maximum threshold and resolved a thread ID replacement issue to improve stability

Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Initial infrastructure updates to improve platform stability. More details about the initiative can be found here: https://mailchi.mp/dicksonone/dicksonone_platform_updates

Bugs

• Resolved an issue where repeated pod swaps could cause device instability over time.
• Resolved an issue that could cause devices to stop functioning correctly after a limited number of pod swaps.
• Improved device behavior during server outages by reducing unnecessary communication attempts, lowering the risk of data loss or connection errors.
• Improved clock accuracy and reliability under fallback conditions.

Features and Enhancements

• Added support for the latest Telit WiFi module firmware (v39.03.012), ensuring continued compatibility with Touchscreen devices.

Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Resolved an issue where Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) details and reasoning were not consistently applied to alarm events.
• Fixed an issue where the RFL service sent an incorrect alarm value for Universal Sensor devices.

Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Updated error handling to reduce system load during periods of service unavailability. 

Bugs

• Resolved an issue where User Roles no longer filtered by location and account.

Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Swapping identical sensors on the same port no longer creates gaps in historical charts; data continuity is preserved.
• Archived or deleted loggers stop sending alarms and appear as unassigned devices with a new registration code.
• Alarm setup pages use clearer wording, pause and resume dialogs clarify that changes take effect after the next reading, and audible-alarm warnings include a “more information” prompt.
• Default CO₂ channel names now display correctly on devices by replacing the subscript character with a standard “2”.
• Timestamps are now recorded with millisecond precision for more accurate event tracking.
• The report export interface was enhanced, and background jobs no longer retry indefinitely when an invalid phone number is provided.
• Duplicate escalated alarms are prevented, and escalation logic has been tightened to block repeat notifications.
• Fixed an issue where unit conversions were applied multiple times in reports.
• Added missing translations to ensure valid PIN acknowledgments and sensor-failure acknowledgments are properly logged in the audit trail.
• Prevented calibration certificates from being merged incorrectly.
• Added missing tooltip translations on the gateway firmware tab.
• Updated acknowledgment handling so the “Other” reason code on Cobalt X2 devices is recognized correctly.
• Resolved silent failures and translation issues during report generation.
• Corrected alarm pop-ups that displayed incorrect recent readings for universal-sensor channels.
• Restored the “Archived” label for archived data loggers.
• Ensured paused audible alerts are correctly sent to devices.
• Updated alert reports to count warning events accurately and removed warning events from CSV exports
• Fixed issues where open alarms did not clear after conditions returned to normal.
• Eliminated delays in alarm notifications for previously posted data on Cobalt X and Cobalt XS devices.
• Fixed issues with the dashboard’s “Channels Out of Range” widget.
• Resolved recurring 500-error responses related to the Heat Index channel.
• Fixed a 504 timeout error when accessing the alarms page.
• Prevented unnecessary subscription-expiration notifications.
• Resolved server errors when configuring audible alerts using mmHg units.
• Prevented duplicate alarms from being created when the “Save Alarm” button is clicked multiple times.
• Fixed an issue where archived RFL data loggers could not be re-added to an account.
• Corrected unit-of-measure conversion inconsistencies for hardware alarms, including relays and audible alarms.
• Resolved an issue where a deleted gateway could not be re-added to an account.

Terms of Use & Pricing Update

• Our Terms of Use have been refreshed to reflect new 2026 subscription pricing plans.

Features

• Smart-Sensor and calibration certificates
  • The Sensor Certificates page now displays Smart-Sensor certificates, custom calibration-point certificates, and as-found calibration certificates.
• Universal 4–20 mA sensor support
  • Cobalt X and Cobalt XS loggers now handle universal 4–20 mA sensors correctly, including mapping, display, and data synchronization.
• Custom channel names on devices
  • Channel names configured in DicksonOne are now sent to Cobalt X and Cobalt XS devices, so the on-device display matches your account.
• Dry-contact sensor support
  • Added support for Cobalt X devices with dry-contact channels, including normally open and normally closed configurations.
• Audible alarms for dry-contact channels
  • Cobalt X devices now emit an audible alert when a dry-contact alarm triggers.
• NO/NC configuration support
  • DicksonOne now recognizes and displays normally open and normally closed settings sent from devices.