2.19.0
Release date: October 04 2022
New features
RBRtridente
RBR's new RBRtridente multi-channel optical sensor is now fully integrated into Ruskin. Connect your sensor to change its sampling speed and record data in real-time.
Did you know?
You can simulate a sensor even if you don't yet have one. Ruskin lets you simulate the RBRtridente as a standalone sensor or as part of a larger integration. We've updated Ruskin's autonomy engine to let you easily plan deployments using this tool too.
Other notable additions
- Added RBR Instrument Guide (RIG) for RBRquartz3 APT and Standard instruments
- Added Quick Start Guide (QSG) for RBRquartz3 APT
- Updated Quick Start Guide (QSG)for RBRfermata
- Updated Ruskin User Guide (RUG)for RBRcoda3, Compact instruments, and Standard instruments
Improvements
- RSK-6356 - Added link to release notes to get full history
- RSK-7886 - Added copy/paste functionality to RBRquartz3 calibration coefficient tables
- RSK-8672 - Added channel indices to RSK analysis data table
- RSK-8703 - Removed column auto-sizing on Excel exports
- RSK-8756 - Release notes window was renamed from 'Welcome' to 'Release notes'
- RSK-8762 - Added dialog to view all user activated feature codes
- RSK-8941 - Added temperature channel to the simulations of Rinko III sensors
Bug fixes
- RSK-7836 - Point GPS annotations are not exported in NetCDF format
- RSK-8527 - Ruskin tries to set times outside of instrument clock range
- RSK-8559 - Event annotations aren't always mapping to the correct channels
- RSK-8694 - RSK overview doesn't always indicate the correct sampling mode used in the deployment
- RSK-8773 - 'Comment on Ruskin' dialog colours are not consistent
- RSK-8775 - Language selection on General preference page has incorrectly displays non standard characters
- RSK-9002 - Output data format should not be configured while instrument is enabled