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iMotion 5.1 Feature Snapshot

iMotion 5.1 is the latest significant release of GlobeRanger’s flagship product.  It brings to bear features categorized into five major design pillars:

  1. Improved Usability
  2. Improved Performance
  3. Improved Durability
  4. Standards Compliance
  5. Market Driven Requirements

Although the official product datasheet will provides a much more comprehensive and compelling description of each feature, a distilled list of features organized by category is listed below for brevity:

Major Usability Improvements

  • Consistent look-and-feel and user experience
  • Contextual descriptions to increase dialog intuitiveness
  • Object renaming support within the EMC
  • Object duplication support within the EMC for rapid configuration
  • Comprehensive multi-select support within the EMC for batch operations
  • Multi-project start and stop within the Device Emulator and Event Workflow Editor

Major Durability Improvements

  • General improvements to increase reliability
  • Automatic recovery support in ALE and B-ALE components to increase workflow resiliency

Major Performance Improvements

  • Faster EDM startup times
  • Dramatically improved EMC responsiveness
  • Faster EMC to EDM transaction response times
  • Reduced EDM working memory set
  • Reduced CPU utilization and smaller working memory set in the Device Emulator

Standards Compliance

  • Gen2
    • Updated reader adapters
    • Extended data support in ALE
    • Gen2 reader and tag emulation in the Device Emulator
  • ALE 1.0 with extensions
    • TDS 1.24 and 1.27 with plugin support for future encodings

Market Driven Requirements

  • Accessible according to the Microsoft Accessibility Design Guidelines to extend support for the hearing, vision, and physically impaired.
  • Globalized to enable use on non-English versions of Windows.
  • Encrypted EDM to EPM communications for secured communications.
  • RF control within reader controllers through binary device triggers.
  • Device Emulator SDK enhancements to support non-RFID devices and hardware.
  • Ability to modify Device Emulator control images at runtime.
  • Event Workflow Editor stencils for increased component portability and management
  • Additional ALE and BALE application components to support advanced deployments.
  • Event Monitor support for ALE Reports

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