RVON-16, version 2.2.0
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Included Files:
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Release Notes:    readme.txt
Main application: rvon16.bib
Boot code:        adam2EB.bin
Utilities:	  abortos, applodr, aupdater, cmp, cp, defrag, ftp, info, 
                  printenv, rm, setenv, unsetenv


Upgrade Procedure
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Normally, a new version of the main application (rvon16.bib) would be installed 
simply by  downloading it from RVONedit or AZedit.  However, it may
occassionally be necessary to replace the boot code (adam2EB.bin) and/or the
onboard utilities, which requires the use of the RVONFILE utility.


New in version 2.2.0
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Support for the separate CWW key on the KP 32 CLD (65th key)

Support for the Port Allocation Table (reallocation of ports/timeslots)

Support for Micron flash type (replacement for Intel part)

Requires new adam2EB.bin boot code and utilities to support Micron flash type

Periodically report card type to intercom 

Forward GPIO output states to RVON-IO (even if no keypanel present)

Ask MC for desired alpha sizes when MC asks what sizes we need

Ask MC for desired alpha sizes when MC sends alpha universe size

VOX key state may not have been handled properly (Fixed)

Multiple crosspoint message from MC may not have been handled properly (Fixed)

Better handling of loss of control bus clock


New in version 2.1.6
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This version includes a new FPGA image that improves control bus handling.

This version includes support for the RVON-2, and updated telnet command help.

This version includes an updated ASIC driver (improvements ported from the AIO-16).


New in version 2.1.5
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This version ignores blank Ethernet link configuration from the intercom.  
This fixes a potential problem where: if an RVON-8 card at V2.1.0 or earlier is 
replaced by an RVON-16 after the intercom has already been upgraded to V1.19.x 
(DBX) or V1.6.x (MCII-e), then the card will lose its Ethernet link  
configuration settings and be forced into 10Mbps, half duplex. If the switch to 
which the card is connected is fixed at 100Mbps, full duplex, then the card 
would not be able to create an Ethernet link.


New in version 2.1.4
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Make sure there is enough free flash space to download new code image.

Improvements to control bus handling.
 

New in version 2.1.3
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DIP switches for RS232/485 selction on serial port 1 and 2 were incorrect.


New in version 2.1.2
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Initial release.