New File Versions

• Library - DLL V4.0
• Library - Datasort V1.21
• M2i Kernel - Windows V4.0
• M2i Kernel - Linux V1.49
• M4i Kernel - Windows V4.0
• M4i Kernel - Linux V1.20
• Control Center V2.0

New driver version 4.0

Starting with driver version 4.0 we split the windows driver installation and signature process into a small windows kernel part and into a library part. The signature is now done with a Microsoft EV (Extended Validation) certificate. That one is compatible with the Microsoft Secure Boot procedure which is part of Windows 10 installations on hardware (BIOS) supporting the secure boot option. Current installations of Windows 10 (starting with release 1607) automatically install this option and therefore only support properly signed drivers

Improvements

• [SPCMDRV-1753] Full support of Windows 10 secure boot
• [SPCMDRV-1825] M4i series: Support of new acquisition mode: streaming monitor mode (Std FIFO with additional slow A data)
• [SPCMDRV-1828] All: Support for Debian 9.0 Stretch
• [SPCMDRV-1850] All: Support for Fedora 26
• [SPCMDRV-1868] All: Support for openSUSE 42.3
• [SPCMDRV-1809] All: Added Python Multiple-Recording example with Timestamps
• [SPCMDRV-1826] M2i Linux Kernel: Support for Kernel >= 4.9
• [SPCMDRV-1827] M4i Linux Kernel: Support for Kernel >= 4.9
• [SPCMDRV-1844] Linux: Issue warning instead of error when installing Linux driver in a system with no physical card present
• [SPCMDRV-1863] M4x: Mention M4x in kernel version field
• [SPCMDRV-1870] Internal: automatically store calibration date in EEPROM after factory calibration

Fixed Bugs