Release Info for V2.6 - Rebooting process changed. Now we can be sure that Promi-SDs make Bluetooth reconnection after MSP reboots. - Fixed the bug of the MSP's configuration falling back to factory default values on rare occasions. Existing configuration will be lost after the upgrade. - Added a new control command (TEMPKEY on) for not saving link key on Bluetooth connection. Some devices create a link key on every Bluetooth connection and this behavior can wear out the flash memory in MSP. - Improved HCI TX scheduler. On a very rare occasion, if one of the Bluetooth devices stops sending data when MSP is in Multidrop mode, data flow stopped even for other devices. New HCI TX scheduler fixes this problem. - Added DTINFO [on|off] command. Shows the newly connected Bluetooth device info on each socket connection when MSP is in Server mode and Client mode. 64 byte fixed length data consisting of Bluetooth address and name are sent from MSP. - Added Data Flow Watchdog FWDT [init] : Reboot itself if no change in TX bytes for more than seconds, or in RX bytes for more than seconds after [init] seconds from booting. These values accept 0 for disabling each function. [init] can be just omitted to disable the function. Ex) FWDT 0 5 60 : start watching rx counts 60 seconds after booting and reboot if no change for more than 5 seconds. FWDT 0 5 : start watching rx counts when first byte is received and reboot if no change in rx counts for more than 5 seconds. FWDT 10 5 : start watching rx counts when first byte is received or sent and reboot in either case of no change in tx counts for more than 10 seconds, or no change in rx counts for more than 5 seconds. FWDT 0 0 : Disable data flow watchdog - RX counter reflects now the number of bytes received from RFCOMM. It used to be the number of bytes sent to socket connection. In other words, rx counter is now updated when bytes are received from the Bluetooth device, and not when the bytes are sent back to the socket connection as before.