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*The object owner can choose which types of sensors (alarms) to send to the CMS When connecting the hub to CMS, the user can specify the type of devices whose signals will be broadcast to the CMS: intrusion alarm, fire alarm, emergency alarm and actuators (like smart sockets and relays). *The ability to set a delay for entry/exit for custom groups Previously, the delay could only be set for sensors in the Main group. *Setting up notifications for Livi US auxiliary sensors Depending on the type of connected device, notifications may occur frequently, distracting users. We have added the ability to disable push notifications for auxiliary sensors in the Livi US module settings. *Livi Hub Max hubs can now be added/replaced via Wi-Fi With the release of the firmware v2.6, Livi Hub Max will be able to locally configure Wi-Fi connections. This means that even if there is no SIM card in the hub and there is no wired internet at the facility, but there is a Wi-Fi network, you can connect the hub and establish a connection with the cloud and the CMS. *Configuring the operation of Ethernet and Wi-Fi channels in the absence of main power The power consumption of the Ethernet and Wi-Fi modules is significantly higher than that of the 4G modem, so when the main power supply fails, the hubs enter power-saving mode: the processor clock speed is reduced, and the Ethernet and Wi-Fi modules are disabled. The Livi Hub Max hubs are equipped with a high-capacity battery that can provide long-term support for the Ethernet and Wi-Fi modules. Therefore, starting from firmware v2.6, you can set the Ethernet and Wi-Fi modes to be activated during power failures. *Support for the new Livi LS K water leak sensor The new sensor features dust and water protection (IP65), compact dimensions (55 x 15 mm), and a special sensor design that provides more informative flood warnings. When the water level is low, the sensor will send a warning to the mobile app, and if the water level increases, the sensor will enter the alarm state. This allows you to assess the severity of the flood and respond accordingly. *Other minor improvements and bug fixes