SPT IntelliView

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Enhance compatibility with the CSL 108 Bluetooth firmware version 1.0.10 and RFID firmware 2.6.12. Scan n' Burn works much better / faster now with these firmware versions.

Bug fixes. There were a few obscure crash bugs that this release should take care of.
Additionally there are a few tweaks that drastically increase read performance with the CSL108 when paired with a soon-to-be-released firmware (available from CSL).

Bug fix for some CSL readers not completing the tag burning process.

New features:
On the Validate Tab, if a selected location has no assigned par levels, show the generic par levels by default. In previous versions they were hidden until you hit the button to show them. This makes it more obvious that you can select a par level for those locations.

Bug fixes:
Disable the Swipe-to-Refresh on the Validation Tab once the Par Level items are shown. This prevents accidental resetting of the counted items.
Fix a crash that occurred if an Asset was scanned that has an invalid Asset Type (if it was deleted, for example).
Fix the layout of the Checkout view on the iPhone SE. The Signature and Accept buttons were hidden and the view wouldn't scroll on swipe. Now you can swipe up and down to reveal the hidden items if you have an iPod Touch or iPhone SE.
Fix a bug in Checkout location selection where selecting a location with children would cause the view to back out to the "More Tabs" view instead of the Checkout view.

We've added a new "Validation" mode for checking a location against a defined Par Level. Turn on the RFID, when the light turns green, the trap is clean. (Er, rather, your par level is validated). For non-serialized assets, you can type in the quantity on hand. Additionally, we've made a few enhancements to speed things up and make the Inventory mode respect the Lock Items flag that can be set for a Location on the IntelliView web application.

It’s 2018! Fantastic! For our first trick we’re adding support for the new CSL CS108 RFID reader, enabling identification of tags entered in the Secondary Tag ID field on the IntelliView web app, and cleaned up some connection issue a with the Zebra reader. There are probably a few other small bug fixes and performance improvements as well.

2017.2.0 is the second major release of 2017. We know, just in time for 2018. You can now use the barcode scanner on your handheld reader to select Locations in Cycle Count, Inventory, and Move modes. The barcode text that must be encoded for a given location is now shown on the Locations page on the IntelliView website. Additionally there are a few background changes and a bug fix for a crash bug that has been reported by our automatic crash reporter.

2017.1.6 Includes a fix for the "Show Missing Items" dialog. It was previously not displaying all missing items in some cases.

Additional crash fixes for Scan-n-Burn that we missed last time.

Bug fixes.

Bug fixes for some crashes that were occurring with a TSL reader.

Fix some crash bugs in Scan n Burn.
Add a Checkout tab.
Add Crashlytics framework to help us fix any crash issues you might encounter.

1.4.5 uploads the device name along with the login information for use on the soon to be released Devices page within the IntelliView web app.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.
Allow 24 characters to be used in Scan & Burn if you aren't using a Site Code.

The crash bug fix introduced in version 1.4.1 broke the swipe to perform action feature on the Inventory and Move tabs. Oops. 1.4.2 squashes this bug.

1.4.1 fixes a rare crash that occurred when reading RFID tags.

There are two new features in Version 1.4.0. First, we now have some visual indicators when the app is not connected to a reader. The Tab Bar at the bottom will be colored red when not connected to a reader. Additionally, if a reader disconnects, you will see a pop up message indicating the reader has disconnected. Second, v. 1.4.0 has the ability to use site encoded RFID tags obtained from SPT. These are standard Gen2 tags with additional anti-spoofing data written to the tag EPC that we use to verify that it belongs to your account. Tags burned with IntelliView for iOS app will encode tags using the site code assigned to your IntelliView database.

1.3.4 Fixes an issue with the Seeker and the Zebra RFD8500. Tag IDs entered by manually were not correctly padded to word boundaries, so the reader would not always interrogate the correct tag, depending on the length of the tag ID. The TSL 1128 was not affected by this issue.

1.3.3 does a better job sorting the items in the Inventory view. Now items created from your Par Levels (hot pink for Assets and Serialized Consumables) are sorted alphabetically and appended to the end of the respective lists. Additionally, 1.3.2 didn't completely squash a par level warning bug. It is now a very squashed bug.

1.3.2 enables support for the Zebra RFD8500 "Sled" RFID reader.

1.) Bug fix for tags that were entered into the system with leading 0s. For example: '000000000000000000000030' instead of '30'. Some 3rd party block readers don't strip off the leading 0s and this was causing unknown tag IDs to not match when tag ID queries were returned from the IntelliView server.
2.) Bug fix for assets that had quantities set to a number less than 0 when created with Internet Explorer. These negative quantities would trigger a par level warning in the app even if there was no par level specified for that item type. Now the app safely ignores these incorrect values.

New Features:
-We have added options to show toolbars on the Inventory and Move tabs so you don't have to use the action menu to get to often used actions such as "Show Counted/Uncounted Items" and "RFID On/Off".
-When doing an Inventory Count and you have items that are below par, the warning dialog will now show how many items you're supposed to have in addition to how many more are needed.
Finally, we squashed a few bugs that showed up for some users. Most notably, when uploading items with non-alphanumeric characters in the item names, the server would return an error because they were not being encoded properly.

Fixed a bug in Scan and Burn. When using the trigger on the gun to step through the scan/burn sequence the communication with the gun would sometimes halt due to UI updates happening from a background thread. Everything works smoothly now.

Bug Fix. "Uncounting" an item that was marked as "Wrong Location" (yellow) would result in that item being uploaded to the server and marked as MISSING and the current location being set to blank. It should have been ignored. The uncounted, wrong location items are now ignored as expected.

IntelliView 1.2.2 includes a button on the Cycle Count tab and in the Inventory and Move action menus to turn the RFID radio on and off so you don't have to continuously hold down the trigger during large inventory counts.