Release notes. Version 2.6.0 Related products: LumiNode range, LumiCore range With this release, Luminex introduces support for new devices, new features and product improvements. New Features Support for new devices New variants of LumiCore; LumiCore 32 and LumiCore 16 are now supported. These additional models are ideal for those applications where a full 64 processing engines version is not needed. The previous “LumiCore” version with 64 built-in processing engines is now called and identified as LumiCore 64. This will also be reflected in its WebUI after this firmware upgrade. Advanced networking With version 2.6.0, additional custom Groups, beyond the 20 factory Groups can be created by the user. Also, a subset of Groups can be assigned to user created custom trunks, beyond the factory ISL trunk. This offers more flexibility and consistency with the current GigaCore products. Colour Coded Process engines and DMX ports Process engines (and consequently connected DMX ports) on LumiNode and LumiCore can now have up to two colours assigned to them in the WebUI and on the LCD screen. This provides the user with instantly recognizable DMX ports and engines. These colors can be matched to e.g. colour coded trusses or fixture-zones on stages or in venues. Colour code for the device On the LCD screen and in the WebUI, LumiNode/LumiCore can now have up to two device-colours assigned to it. This gives the user a visual indication about the whereabouts and the assignment of the device. RDM Redundancy LumiNode could already provide seamless DMX redundancy by using two DMX lines to a fixture (or multiple daisy chained fixtures). With this firmware upgrade, not only DMX redundancy but also RDM redundancy is guaranteed in such setups Improvements Multiple port selection In the DMX/RDM menu, multiple or all ports can now be selected simultaneously [C] and then settings can be done for all selected ports at the same time for a quicker and less repetitive workflow. LCD screen interface The LCD interface has received new icons and lay-out throughout. This improves legibility and improves workflow when, for example quick universe changes or merging mode changes need to take place on a specific port by using the jog wheel.