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Release Notes

Honeywell Development Kit 1.8

November 16, 2022

Verifying Download Files

The release files for Honeywell Development Kit (DevKit) 1.8 are zip files signed with a certificate. This

allows a user to verify the files they download have not been modified. After downloading the files, use

the process below to verify authenticity before unzipping the files.

1. Java JDK (version 1.8 or newer) must be installed.

2. Execute the jarsigner executable against the file to verify. Example:

jarsigner –verify Honeywell-DevKit-1.8-signed.zip

Code Changes

Changes to code, including breaking API changes, can be found in the CHANGELOG.md file in the

devkit directory, included in the DevKit zip file.

New Features in Honeywell DevKit

Settings Lockdown

The settings lockdown feature prevents changing certain settings via the user interface. These include

voice and audio settings and application settings. If a higher level setting is locked down, so are all

settings under it. By default, no settings are locked down.

Visual Studio 2022 Support

Visual Studio 2022 is now supported. Visual Studio 2019 support continues.

Pick Up & Go Update Train

Template training is available for the Pick Up & Go recognizer when a user experiences a recognition

difficulty. The Update Train option is now available for Pick Up & Go as it has been with BlueStreak

recognition.

There are limits on the Update Train feature. See the CHANGELOG.md file in the devkit directory for

information on limitations within this release.

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Summary of content (7 pages)

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Release Notes Honeywell Development Kit 1.8 November 16, 2022 Verifying Download Files The release files for Honeywell Development Kit (DevKit) 1.8 are zip files signed with a certificate. This allows a user to verify the files they download have not been modified. After downloading the files, use the process below to verify authenticity before unzipping the files. 1. Java JDK (version 1.8 or newer) must be installed. 2. Execute the jarsigner executable against the file to verify.
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Adjust TTS Speed The ability to adjust the text to speech speed within the workflow has been added to the overflow menu. The options are "slower" and "faster". This feature can be voice enabled so the user can speak "Control Slower" and "Control Faster". By default, the voice enabled feature is disabled. Device Support Support is added for the Honeywell CW45 wearable computer with Android 12. Landscape Mode for CW45 Landscape mode is supported for the Honeywell CW45 wearable computer.
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System Requirements The following devices and software were tested for this release of DevKit. Minimum Android Device Specifications l l l l l l Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 MSM8916 1.2 GHz quad-core Memory: 2GB RAM Storage: 8GB/16GB Flash WLAN: EEE 802.11 a/b/g/n radio Bluetooth: Bluetooth Class 4.0, Bluetooth HFP (Hands-Free Profile) version 1.6 Operating System: Android N (7.0) The above are the minimum recommended device specifications.
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NOTE SRX3 firmware 6.07 or greater is required to support the headset's flip-to-mute feature. Earlier versions of firmware are supported, however flipping the microphone up places the device in standby rather than muting the microphone. Upgrade the headset firmware using the Honeywell Accessory Update Utility.
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l Android 12 o Honeywell CW45 Honeywell A700x Software Support l VoiceCatalyst 4.4 or greater NOTE Honeywell A700 series and A500 devices are not supported. Management Server Support l VoiceConsole 5.5 or greater Issues Reported in this Release Issue Description Issue ID Character Encoding Issues Some valid Shift-JIS characters do now encode on one or all of the following systems: Windows .NET, Android, A700x. Other characters may encode correctly, but decode incorrectly.
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Previously Reported Limitations Issue Description Issue ID Scanning Data Can Override Priority Prompts Priority prompts can be overridden by scanning data at a screen where scanning is a valid input. VOSMB-1415 Voice Dialogue Continues to Run During Background Activity When waiting for background spinner activity to complete, speech recognition may allow the operator to use some menu items through voice, e.g., Say Again and Help.
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Issue Description Issue ID Changing Site on Device Does Not Affect VoiceConsole If you have selected a VoiceConsole instance as the server on the mobile device and select one of the sites, the device will remain associated with that site even if you change sites again in the mobile application. To move a device to a different VoiceConsole site, move the device within VoiceConsole.