YourSixOS now features support for native sensors, such as the AXIS D6310.
Native sensors are embedded on a device, and connect directly to YourSixOS, with no separate gateway needed. Once connected, they work and display just like the other sensors you already use, such as Modbus sensors.
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The workflow for changing video source settings has been improved, now featuring a small video player showing a preview of video source rotation and showing the result of auto-focus operations. This ability is located in the video settings card on the edit device page.
Starting Monday, September 28, central stations will have the ability to arm and disarm Alarm Groups on behalf of their customers. This functionality works similarly to arming and disarming within the end-customer (YourSixOS) application and can be accessed from the top-right corner of the Inspect (Central Station) application.
A valid subscription number is now required when adding a new device to YourSixOS. The subscription number is provided by YourSix and ensures the device is associated with the appropriate subscription and service entitlement. The new field appears on the new device card alongside the existing device name, serial number, and OAK fields.
You can now turn off YourSixOS-managed overlays on a per-device basis. To do so, open the Edit Device page, navigate to the Management section and toggle off Managed overlays. The setting applies per video source.
Post-buffer can now be set up to 10 minutes for a recording rule.
This is especially useful when using the digital input trigger with a PIR detector designed to send a pulse to the alarm panel. Since the duration of the pulse is the duration of the recording, the recording would previously be a maximum of 20+1+20 seconds long. With a 10-minute post-buffer, the recording can now be 20+1+600 seconds long, essentially allowing a digital pulse to trigger a 10-minute recording.
Next to the download button for a video export, there is now a button to copy the export link. The link can be sent via email or other means of communication to any party with whom you’d like to share the export.
We have released a new version of the YourSixOS CSI API. This new version includes:
Integrators and Organizations should migrate away from the deprecated endpoints. We will communicate EOL for these endpoints at a later time.
API documentation is now being published using Scalar:
Or go directly to https://docs.yoursix.com/scalar/
Post-creation changes of barrier hardware is now allowed across all hardware parameters. This allows, for example, an integrator to upgrade reader hardware from Wiegand to OSDP or to retrospectively add a REX-button without having to delete and recreate the barrier and its entire configuration.