This section summarizes the new features in the Vocera Minibadge release.

• Support for pairing Bluetooth devices using button combination to enable or disable Bluetooth.
• Audible notification even in a noisy and loud environment.
• Pending message notification every ten minutes.
• Web interface to read or write on Vocera Configuration Badge (VCB) properties.

This section summarizes the new features in the Vocera Minibadge release.

• Minibadge Hardware
  • Small, lightweight, and durable wearable purpose-built for the patient care environment.
  • A dedicated, one-touch panic button for faster and easier communication in case of emergencies.
  • Call button with backlit logo.
  • DND button to activate Do not Disturb.
  • Easy to use volume keys.
  • Integrated clip with the Minibadge to clip it to any part of your clothing.
  • USB charging with a headset port.
• Minibadge Firmware
  • Complete Voice-centric experience
  • Say, “OK Vocera,” to wake up the device and start communicating.
  • Make, receive, transfer, and forward calls hands-free.
  • Broadcast messages to rapid response groups like code blue and sepsis response teams.
  • Search for users and groups by voice command
  • Access and play voicemail and audio attachments by using voice commands.
  • Access and play your messages using voice commands.
  • Communicate safely, even under restrictive PPE, to help reduce the spread of infection. This feature is applicable for Voice Server 5.7.0 onwards.
  • View and share messages and notifications with a detailed patient, event, and care team context. You can also add additional team members and patient context to a conversation by pairing your Minibadge with your Smartphone.
  • Call waiting announces incoming second caller before connecting the call. This feature requires Voice Server 5.8 or later.
  • When a Minibadge user calls a group, the person answering the call is announced before the call is connected. This feature requires Voice Server 5.8 or later.

The following section lists the known issues in this firmware release and the C1000 Minibadge product.

The following list provides information about known product issues in the 1.3.56 firmware and the Minibadge:

• G6W-1544 Minibadge configured with FT and PSK associates with PSK only profile on Aruba7005.
• G6W-1607 Minibadge does not associate with 802.11w enabled profile on Cisco controller(3500 series 8.10.104.30).
• G6W-1719 PSK-SHA256 configuration does not authenticate when 802.11r and 802.11w are enabled in mixed mode configuration on the Access Point.
• G6W-1972 The voice commands to configure volume off and vibrate and change the volume to off and vibrate are not recognized by the Minibadge. This issue is applicable for Voice Server 5.7.0 or later.
• G6W-2379 Minibadge sends a DHCP discovery request for IPv6 even when the Minbadge is in the connected state.
• G6W-2400 Minibadge enunciates the urgent text message and urgent alert through badge speaker instead of headset speaker when the "Announce through speaker" option is turned off.
• G6W-2555 Occasionally, the Minibadge restarts DHCP discovery even after completing the DHCP process.
• G6W-2778 You are not connected back to the call if you reinsert the battery during a call.
• G6W-2791 Minibadge uses the alert indicator for both alerts and messages. This issue is applicable only for Voice Server 5.6.0 and 5.7.0.
• G6W-2794 The Call button LED changes from amber to green after 1 minute when an urgent broadcast is placed on Hold.
• G6W-2839 Minibadge uses red LED for high priority alerts instead of amber LED. This issue is applicable only for Voice Server 5.6.0 and 5.7.0.
• G6W-2840 Minibadge uses white LED for urgent voicemails instead of red LED. This issue is applicable only for Voice Server 5.6.0 and 5.7.0.
• G6W-3637 In some corner cases, the roam score is miscalculated if the RSSI of the two APs isvery similar to each other
• G6W-3040 When the Minibadge goes to the suspend mode, the Minibadge scan is occasionally aborted.
• G6W-3947 Channel utilization for rating APs is not considered for beacon loss.
• G6W-4071 PPE mode commands do not work when VMP is enabled. This issue is applicable only for Voice Server 5.6.0 and 5.7.0.