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 <text size="​large">​1.</​text>​ Upgraded to the 1.1.1i version of OpenSSL. \\ <text size="​large">​1.</​text>​ Upgraded to the 1.1.1i version of OpenSSL. \\
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 <text size="​large">​2.</​text>​ Intelligent Slave Support \\ <text size="​large">​2.</​text>​ Intelligent Slave Support \\
   * Intelligent Slave: A function that enables 1:1 or 1:N matching directly from the Suprema device and transmits the authentication result as OSDP card data to the third-party controller.   * Intelligent Slave: A function that enables 1:1 or 1:N matching directly from the Suprema device and transmits the authentication result as OSDP card data to the third-party controller.
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 <text size="​large">​3.</​text>​ The transmission power level for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) has been adjusted. \\ <text size="​large">​3.</​text>​ The transmission power level for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) has been adjusted. \\
  
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 ==== Bug Fixes ==== ==== Bug Fixes ====
 <text size="​large">​1.</​text>​ If 31 slave devices were connected and one of the devices got disconnected,​ the master device rebooted. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\ <text size="​large">​1.</​text>​ If 31 slave devices were connected and one of the devices got disconnected,​ the master device rebooted. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\
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 <text size="​large">​2.</​text>​ Incorrect BitCount was sent if a user authenticated with AoC when the device was connected to a 3rd-party system via OSDP. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\ <text size="​large">​2.</​text>​ Incorrect BitCount was sent if a user authenticated with AoC when the device was connected to a 3rd-party system via OSDP. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\
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 <text size="​large">​3.</​text>​ When using a static IP while the DNS server address was configured, a reboot on the device caused communication problems between the server and the device. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\ <text size="​large">​3.</​text>​ When using a static IP while the DNS server address was configured, a reboot on the device caused communication problems between the server and the device. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\
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 <text size="​large">​4.</​text>​ It failed to reconnect to the slave device after downgrading its firmware version to 1.1.0. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\ <text size="​large">​4.</​text>​ It failed to reconnect to the slave device after downgrading its firmware version to 1.1.0. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\
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 <text size="​large">​5.</​text>​ Device responded that it supported transparent mode by OSDP_PDCAP when connecting as a slave while it did not support it. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\ <text size="​large">​5.</​text>​ Device responded that it supported transparent mode by OSDP_PDCAP when connecting as a slave while it did not support it. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\
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 <text size="​large">​6.</​text>​ When calling the BS2_ResetConfigExceptNetInfo API from the BioStar 2 Device SDK, a ‘Timeout’ error occurred. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\ <text size="​large">​6.</​text>​ When calling the BS2_ResetConfigExceptNetInfo API from the BioStar 2 Device SDK, a ‘Timeout’ error occurred. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\
 <text size="​large">​7.</​text>​ The OSDP LED Temporary command did not work properly. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\ <text size="​large">​7.</​text>​ The OSDP LED Temporary command did not work properly. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\
 <text size="​large">​8.</​text>​ The network reset on the first use was needed to use OSDP default keys to communicate. (for devices released with the firmware version 1.2.0 or later) (Affects version: v1.2.0) \\ <text size="​large">​8.</​text>​ The network reset on the first use was needed to use OSDP default keys to communicate. (for devices released with the firmware version 1.2.0 or later) (Affects version: v1.2.0) \\
 <text size="​large">​9.</​text>​ It was able to communicate using default keys after changing the key settings when the device was connected to a 3rd-party device via OSDP. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\ <text size="​large">​9.</​text>​ It was able to communicate using default keys after changing the key settings when the device was connected to a 3rd-party device via OSDP. (Affects version: v1.0.0) \\
-<text size="​large">​10.</​text>​ Secure communication was not available by using the default key after downgrading firmware to version 1.1.0 or below which does not support encryption. (Affects version: v1.2.0) \\+<text size="​large">​10.</​text>​ Secure communication was not available by using the default key after downgrading firmware to version 1.1.0 or below which does not support encryption. (Affects version: v1.2.0) 
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