Firmware MIC-7522-Z30G

New Features:
N/A

Changes:
• Fixed an issue on the MIC Fusion 9000i Spotter variant where pan/tilt speeds were incorrectly limited due to zoom module settings being loaded based on the device variant ID rather than the actual zoom module installed.
• Fixed several issues in the recording engine related to retention time handling, recording mode fallback, and DST timezone offset block separation.
• Fixed an issue where progressive image darkening could occur due to incorrect iris configuration, particularly in low light conditions and depending on other environmental factors.
• Improved text layout for unsupported Hebrew characters, which are now displayed as spaces instead of rectangles for a cleaner presentation.
• Fixed an issue on the MIC Fusion 9000i where ONVIF zoom and PTZ commands for the thermal and optical blocks could not be fully separated, causing inconsistent pan/tilt behavior when the two sensors were at different zoom levels.

SHA256: 66989C278DC7281A770E77A605FF988EF59AB3102E1E6D27C38E7AE11B46B9F9

New Features:
• Extended LLDP Support: LLDP capabilities have been expanded to include additional TLVs for enhanced network integration, monitoring, and management. By default, cameras now support: TLV 4 (Port Description), TLV 5 (System Name), TLV 6 (System Description), TLV 7 (System Capabilities), and TLV 8 (Management Address), allowing network administrators to collect more detailed device information for improved automation, diagnostics, and security policy enforcement.

Changes:
• Fixed an issue affecting ONVIF Replay functionality, primarily impacting non-edge replay and replay performed via third-party software, where some packets could be lost when replay was triggered via ONVIF, occasionally causing artifacts in parts of the timeline. System robustness has been improved to reduce the likelihood of this occurring, enhancing reliability for integrations using ONVIF Replay.
• Improved the ONVIF search session handling to provide faster responses during forensic searches in third-party VMS platforms that support ONVIF.
• ONVIF GetVideoEncoderConfigurationOptions now returns all available stream resolutions of 1st Stream in a single response.
• Cameras now handle mismatches between configured EAP type and RADIUS requests more robustly. If the RADIUS server requests a different EAP type than the camera is configured for, the camera replies with a NAK indicating its preferred EAP method (EAP-MD5 or EAP- TLS), allowing the RADIUS server to switch to a compatible method and improving authentication reliability.
• ONVIF PanTilt streaming values now match GetStatus output and comply with the -1 to 1 specification.
• Fixed an issue where software sealing could be broken after a reboot, reducing the occurrence of false alarms and improving system reliability.
• Fixed an issue where uploading a certificate in the wrong format failed silently. A Web UI notification is now displayed to inform the user of the error.

SHA256: E8BA514BFF4C25F6D556C41D59A2EFF62A13B72892B9A83DEA6591B3C162075B

New Features:
• Support of new FLEXIDOME IP 3000i IR cameras added.
• A banner has been introduced which allows to provide a system use notification to a user before authenticating.
• A switch has been added to directly activate or deactivate VCA without requiring the configuration plug-in.

Changes:
• Applicable for: AUTODOME IP starlight 7000i and MIC IP fusion 9000i
• Improved Focus algorithm when moving to prepositions. This is most applicable to difficult scenes, such as low light/low contrast conditions.
• The default AE response speed was changed from Medium to Fast. This improves the AE and focus response time when moving from dark to light and light to dark prepositions at night. This is most applicable when the camera is forced to remain in Color in low-light conditions.
• A new camera block FW is integrated into the System Controller. This FW provides improvements in the image performance and focus reliability and response time.
• Added the capability to set the Near Limit to "infinity". When the Near Limit slider is set exactly to the maximum of 20m, then the Near Limit is now saved as infinity.
• Applicable for: AUTODOME IP starlight 7000i, MIC IP starlight 7000i, MIC IP ultra 7100i, and MIC IP fusion 9000i
• A 5 second delay is automatically added at the end of the playback guard tour after the tour recording is stopped. This improved the focus response time when moving conditions.
• An issue is fixed where the record/playback guard tour did not always stop at the correct position at the end of the tour. This occurred most often with Tour B.
• An issue is fixed with Intelligent Tracking, where the camera could randomly fail to stop moving after a target is lost.
• Added support for BiCom Object 0x11.0 Operation (0x86)/MoveContVarFinSpeed. This is beneficial for 3rd party system integration.
• An issue is fixed where CONF_ALARM_OVERVIEW did not return proper state flags for VCA external simple states.
• The default day/night near focus limit was changed to 3m for the outdoor models. This improves the focus response time during, slow manual movements, Auto-Pan 360, and Auto- Pan between limits.
• An issue is fixed where the iris default values were not correctly recovered when switching
• An issue is fixed for AUTODOME IP starlight 5000i where home position coordinates were not stored correctly.
• An issue is fixed where the audio recording format was disabled and could not be changed after recording was stopped.
• An issue is fixed where the web interface was lacking responsiveness when HTTP was deactivated.
• An issue, apparent in FW 7.81 and higher, is fixed where video via RTSP over TCP sporadically appears black after recovering from a network interruption.
• An issue is fixed where a camera could be driven into constant overload due

SHA256: B4EC6B8CFD2D234F3ECBD6D3B0F7D6ED7A8C91AF2E8DE55544241E6EF7B09BEA

New Features:
• The video.mp4 URL now accepts parameters to stream using RTSP, and also to access stream 2.
• The RCP command CONF_ALARM_OVERVIEW now includes recording errors and SD card mounting states.

Changes:
• An issue with manual iris or focus control via ONVIF is fixed.
• An issue with certain VCA events erroneously reporting ‘signal loss’ via ONVIF is fixed.
• An issue with reverted iris control on AUTODOME IP starlight 5100i (IR), affecting image quality, is fixed.
• An issue where an AUTODOME IP starlight 5100i (IR) might have stuck in night mode is fixed by changing the underlying behavior of the day-night switch slider:
• Night-to-day switchover positions higher than the default value will have an increasing wait period before switching from night mode back to day mode to prevent too early switching and oscillations.
• Night-to-day switchover positions also require a higher light level to switch than before to prevent too early switching as well.
• An issue with wrong compass direction in inverted mode is fixed.
• An issue with AUTODOME IP starlight 5000i (IR) and AUTODOME IP starlight 5100i (IR), where zoom value via ONVIF Absolute Positioning command was incorrect, is fixed.
• An issue is fixed where after updating an AUTODOME IP starlight 5100i (IR) from firmware 7.60 to 7.85 PTZ was only working after rebooting the camera twice.
• An issue is fixed where the virtual mask configuration on moving cameras was not closed when switching from configuration to live, rendering the virtual masks solid.
• An issue with MIC cameras, using the serial port (under license) with Pelco D protocol, where nothing was responded back to serial port, is fixed.
• An issue, introduced with firmware 7.85, where putting the camera in corridor mode caused continuous reboots, is fixed.
• An issue is fixed where the calibration pane is twisted on a DINION IP 3000i when put in corridor mode, hindering VCA to detect objects.
• Multiple vulnerabilities in 3rd party libraries that were identified during UL 2900-3-2 certification are fixed.
• An issue is fixed where 802.1x authentication failed when EAP-PEAP is requested prior to EAP-TLS.
• An issue is fixed where necessary network settings were set to default on application variant switching, now including hostname and unit name.

SHA256: 79E0EB5B5CC964E3B3E31622D8F1C4DB446EA6DE5A2EF9F3C9022A20F2E2731C

New Features:
• Cipher suites have been extended to provide higher security by adding the following ciphers:
• TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256
• TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384
• TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256
• TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384
• DNS resolution has been extended to also cover URLs in FTP accounts.
• On cameras with value level 7000 and higher, Camera Trainer is now enabled without requiring a license.

Changes:
• An issue is fixed where the video stream is interrupted when an encoder profile is changed, e. g. due to adaptation for event recording by a DIVAR hybrid or network.
• PTZ latency of AUTODOME IP starlight 5100i and AUTODOME IP starlight 5100i IR has been improved.
• An issue is fixed where the thermal picture settings in a MIC IP fusion 9000i were lost during a reboot.
• An issue is fixed where the encoder streams configuration via ONVIF on FLEXIDOME IP 8000i with sensor resolutions above HD was not possible to utilize independent frame rate configuration when only 1080p resolution was required for stream 1 and stream 2.
• An issue is fixed where a MIC IP starlight 7100i does not move back to the correct Absolute Position when using ONVIF GetStatus and then manually moving away from the position.
• A rounding issue is fixed where a relative move via ONVIF showed different distance travelled for tilting the camera up versus down.
• An issue is fixed by a better description in the web user interface that a certificate signing request requires the country code instead of the country name.
• An issue is fixed in the ONVIF metadata translation where latitude and longitude values were swapped.
• The following issues are fixed for MIC IP 7000i and MIC IP 9000i that occurred after a heartbeat recovery is completed (camera briefly displays status 23):
• The camera ignored the zoom value of the preposition and always returned to a zoom factor of 1X.
• The camera ignored customer setting for night mode and always returned to AUTO.
• If an Inactivity Timer was in use, the selected function did not activate after the time period expired.
• An issue is fixed for all CPP7.3 moving cameras where ‘AUX 50 Off’ did not disable the in- activity timer.

SHA256: 686DB44B708DC52A0BF4F4BC48DA0DFAD9EC15623462183B97B3CF430400C634

New Features:
• Bandwidth throttling has been added to allow the camera being installed on networks with limited throughput capacity. The available bandwidth can be configured as kbps values in the Ethernet section of the Network Access menu. The camera will then limit its data generation on the network to this maximum Ethernet transmission value to avoid bursts in the network traffic. The Ethernet input on the camera is not limited.
• The Network Access menu has been separated for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. IPv4 and IPv6 can now separately be configured and activated.
• IP filter entries have been extended to allow up to 20 IP addresses or ranges.
• For certificate-based network authentication, and in case of an unsubstantiated time base, the camera may assume its time from the overlapping validity periods in the EAP-TLS certificates, if this feature is enabled via the camera’s settings. With valid certificates, this will allow the camera to connect to the network even in case of an invalid system time due to e. g. a longer power loss.

Changes:
• An issue is fixed where insufficient memory allocation caused sporadic unresponsiveness of a camera’s web user interface.
• An issue is fixed where a wrong color was applied to alarm-triggered bounding boxes when using Camera Trainer.
• An issue is fixed where metadata from optical and thermal sensors were misaligned for video fusion in MIC 9000i.
• An issue is fixed for MIC-7000i & MIC-9000i where a heartbeat recovery occurred when the camera displays status 23. Prior to this FW there could be a random loss of PTZ control after the recovery was completed.

SHA256: 2F2F754CFCA022A4C43F4AB9F95CEFFADB9C8433C3E335D54DECB99735313694