What's new in Release 21.9

MiX Fleet Manager

• A new VIN search capability has been added to the asset search page (originally the IMEI search) in Data Centre Administration. The search returns the corresponding asset information for the VIN that is entered.
• The asset VIN field is going to become a unique identifier. When an asset is decommissioned, the VIN field will be cleared to ensure that there are no duplicates.

MiX Insight Reports

• The Current Mobile Status Report now also displays information for BEAME devices.
• The Event Location Summary Report now also provides an exclusion/inclusion filter for zero second duration events.
• All MiX Custom Scoring reports, also known as the Flexible Scoring reports, will no longer exclude any unit types for scoring as on the legacy scoring reports.

Journey Management

• When creating new journeys in MiX Fleet Manager, users can now choose between using calculated times or specified times. Calculated times, which is the existing functionality, will allow users to choose between the departure time (journey start) or arrival time (journey end) on which the route calculations will be based. This functionality has not changed.

  When choosing to use specified times, users can include an arrival and/or departure time for each stop location based on the type of stop chosen.

MyMiX

• Applicable for MiX Custom Scoring users only - As a rule, users do not change scoring events often, but should this happen, additional information has been added in the mobile and web interfaces to indicate to users when events have been changed on the scoring models. The system will now clearly display when changes have been made to events and thresholds.
• Log file management has been added for those making use of the MyMiX Tracking app. Daily log files are kept for a 14-day period and will be zipped for easy sharing.
• Post-trip filters have been added for users of MyMiX Tracking to remove trips that are recorded while travelling by airplane.

MiX Vison AI

• A new serial number search capability has been added to the Data Centre Administration asset search page, which returns the asset information for the MiX Vision AI device serial number that is entered.

Teltonika

• The Default event template has been updated to include all Teltonika events. This change will only take effect when the device is made available after this release. All existing default templates will remain as is and can be manually updated.
• A new Excessive idle event has been created to monitor idling. Please note that the event does not return a duration for excessive idling.
• Users are now able to update the event thresholds for the Harsh cornering and Excessive idle event from the "Event thresholds" modal on the Mobile device settings tab for Teltonika device types.
• MiX Fleet Manager now supports the use of the Teltonika extended driver ID. Please note that only certain hardware models support the Dallas Tag Reader used for driver identification and the unit will need to be configured correctly, using the Teltonika Configurator, to make use of this.

MiX 4000

• MiX Europe customers using MiX 4000 device types are now able to select whether Driver ID should be sent from the DTCO or from a connected serial device for installations that do not require DTCO Driver ID for compliance reasons. Previously if the DTCO was connected, a user could not use any other form of Driver ID.

MiX TechTool

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 for detailed information about the new features and enhancements with links to help articles.

2. Resolved Service Requests for a list of all Service Requests (SR's) resolved in this release across all modules of MiX Fleet Manager.