What's new in Release 19.10 and 19.11 – Help Centre

Please note that release 19.10 and release 19.11 have been combined into one.

1. MiX Vision

MiX Vision live streaming as an optional module is now available within MiX Fleet Manager. This feature enables users to live stream up to 8 cameras within a single view. A separate product announcement will follow.

A new fuel monitoring solution has been implemented that can be used in conjunction with a 5-volt analogue fuel sensor.

A new permission named, “Live & historical tracking – Active and passive positions map layers” unlocks a new feature to assist MiX Support users to see which positions are active and which are passive to support investigations and troubleshooting.

Changes have been made to the Timeclock login functionality. Drivers must now have a red plug to log in to Timeclock. The driver can insert the plug and will be not prompted to enter anything if no password has been set.
Timeclock can no longer be accessed from a mobile device browser.
Please note that the new Timeclock UI will soon be configured as the default interface after further thorough testing on the production environment.
Users can now choose to hide ELD diagnostic messages in the Log view listing screen.
The ELD-enabled date now includes the time of day that the driver was migrated to be an ELD driver.
For newly created HOS drivers, the history of the HOS duty status changes are now only shown for the current rule set cycle plus one day.
HOS log edits are now allowed after the last recorded duty status.

The use of Canadian rule sets will now be allowed when the Rovi is configured as an ELD.
A new power malfunction message will notify drivers on Rovi not to start the vehicle engine before the Rovi has started.
ELD Engine Sync malfunction event smoothing has been performed to better handle engine sync diagnostics and malfunctions.
The year description has been removed from the HOS rule sets for the US.
Updates have been made to the following rule sets, Texas Intrastate 7 Day, Texas Intrastate Oil Field 7 Day, United States (2013) Oil Field 8 Day, United States (2014) Interstate 7 Day, United States (2014) Interstate 8 Day, United States (2013) Oil Field 8 Day for non-oilfield vehicle .

Styling changes have been applied to all the Score, Trend, Vehicle Details and Fuel graphs hence introducing a new modern look to the mobile application.
For customers making use of the integration service for Task Management, auto-sync levels have been implemented.
Users can unlock a locked worker account using the drop-down action arrow at the end of the row in the worker's page.
In Config admin / Task Management configuration, when not selecting “Customer” in the MiX Fleet Manager interface, the “Enter customer” field will no longer be displayed when creating a task in the mobile application.
A change has been implemented so that if a user has site level selected in MiX Fleet Manager and navigates to the Task Management configuration page, the organisation selector will show the organisation level by default so the screen will not show as blank.

A bulk driver HOS violations end-point has been added to MiX Integrate to make it more efficient to extract HOS violations for a site or organisation.
New device configuration end-points, which include the Mobile Device Type and related properties have been added. An end-point for calls based on GroupID as well as AssetID is now available.

The current OBC’s position will now be plotted on a map when the latitude and longitude values are tapped on an Android device.

Release Notes

In preparation for the latest release of updates to MiX Fleet Manager, please find attached the final release information.

1. New Features & Enhancements: This document provides information about new features, as well as enhancements to existing features.

2. Resolved Service Requests: This document reflects Service Requests (SR's) resolved in this release across all modules of MiX Fleet Manager.