RELEASE NOTES
Upcoming TPMU Features In V 1.3.0
Release Date: First Quarter Of 2017
T2T130A :
Wake-Up Timer TPMU
TPMU software takes mobile and stationary devices into a Detect and Protect feature creating a cost savings related to energy consumption. The new wake-up timer feature will wake up devices at a scheduled time set by administrator to allow Microsoft security updates to complete and then place the device back in Detect and Protect mode.
T2T130B :
Capture Battery Temperature
The current version of TPMU does not collect the temperature of the inverter but our new version will. This need came to light after some discussions with our resellers and their interaction with some potential customers. Customers have been replacing a large amount of inverters (second most expensive component in the cart). The inverters output temperature data which is important to monitor because a higher than normal temp most likely indicates a buildup of dust on the inverter electronics. If this is cleaned periodically the temperature is lower and prolongs the life of this expensive component – another potential ROI factor. TPMU will collect this data and report it in a similar manner as the “replace battery soon” data along with an alert if the temperature exceeds a certain threshold.
T2T130C :
Reset Policies to default settings
Currently TPMU allows you to customize the configuration policies for each device. In this new version TPMU will now have an option that allows customers to reset the configuration to default values. This will help with troubleshooting and creating standard configurations if a customer chooses to.
TPMU Features In V 1.3.0
Release Date: First Quarter Of 2017
T2T130A :
Wake-Up Timer TPMU
TPMU software takes mobile and stationary devices into a Detect and Protect feature creating cost savings related to energy consumption. The new wake-up timer feature will wake up devices at a scheduled time set by administrator to allow Microsoft security updates to complete and then place the device back in Detect and Protect mode.
T2T130B :
Capture Battery Temperature
The current version of TPMU does not collect the temperature of the inverter but our new version will. This need came to light after some discussions with our resellers and their interaction with some potential customers. Customers have been replacing a large amount of inverters (second most expensive component in the cart). The inverters output temperature data which is important to monitor because a higher than normal temp most likely indicates a buildup of dust on the inverter electronics. If this is cleaned periodically the temperature is lower and prolongs the life of this expensive component – another potential ROI factor. TPMU will collect this data and report it in a similar manner as the “replace battery soon” data along with an alert if the temperature exceeds a certain threshold.
T2T130C :
Reset Policies to default settings
Currently TPMU allows you to customize the configuration policies for each device. In this new version TPMU will now have an option that allows customers to reset the configuration to default values. This will help with troubleshooting and creating standard configurations if a customer chooses to.
T2T130D :
Apply Policies on Groups
TPMU currently requires you to apply configuration at the device level. The new feature will allow TPMU Administrators to apply policies at department group levels. This will save time as incremental devices are added to that department or group.
T2T130E :
Server Sync from Console
TPMU currently requires you update configuration policies from the server but depending on network traffic policy changes could take time. TPMU’s new feature will allow Administrators to push a real-time configuration change to a device or devices.
T2T130F :
Refresh button on Server Console with timer
TPMU currently has a refresh button but requires manual execution of the refresh. TPMU’s new feature will allow the Administrator to set a default auto update timer (10 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, 3 min, 5 min, On Demand)
T2T130G :
New design of ROI calculator
Current TPMU’s ROI reporting calculator has hardcoded year number. Our enhanced reporting feature will provide flexibility in selecting date range.
T2T130H :
GreenTech Dashboard to be integrated in TPMU Server Console
Currently the GreenTech dashboard does not exist on the Server Console under reports. The new TPMU feature will include it on the Server Console and the Dashboard Display Monitor.
TPMU Features In V 1.5.8
Release Date: Second Quarter Of 2020
T2T158A: Audio/Visual alerts for inverter high temperature:
Just like low battery charge, TPMU will generate audio/visual alerts for the high temperatures inside the inverter compartment.
T2T158B: Auto detect/protect for high temperatures
Capability to shutdown computer in case the inverter temperature goes above critical levels
T2T158C: High temperature reports
Provides user the detailed temperature data for each inverter over a specified period of time. This helps in identifying the inverters that are showing high temperatures and need cleaning/inspection
T2T158D: Ability to configure alert thresholds for low battery charge and inverter high temperatures
Now the administrators will be able to change the low battery thresholds for alerts based on their needs
T2T158E: Additional filters on Device usage report
New device usage report will include the filters for choosing days in a week to report and also a particular time window to include in the report. This will provide the capability for users to specify the working days such as weekdays and active shift hours. The report is provided for device usage only on the active period making it more meaningful.
T2T158F: Thin OS support using Citrix
TPMU supports zero client for Citrix
T2T158G: Ability to save excel sheet from report screens for data analysis
Each report screen now has a capability to save detailed data, that made up the report, to be exported to excel sheet. This feature provides users the capability to analyze, drill down and organize the data as per individual requirements.