> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.spectralink.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.spectralink.net/amie-essentials/release-notes/sam-1-13.md). # SAM 1.13 SAM Version: 1.13.0.xxx.1415 For use with Versity versions: * Versity 92 Series R1.9 using Android 10 * Versity 95/96 Series R2.9 using Android 10 * Versity 95/96 Series R3.1 using Android 13 * Versity 97 Series R13.4 using Android 13 ## Upgrading to SAM 1.13 ### Upgrade paths for SAM 1.13 ![](https://3032864282-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FxfLF6IpyutR429bMnvvf%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-66cd8d623111b6e0f2b701853da736e6e709b4c4%2Frn-image11.png?alt=media) *(For example: to upgrade to SAM 1.13 from SAM 1.7, first upgrade to 1.9.0, then to 1.9.2, then to 1.10, and finally to 1.13.)* {% hint style="info" %} **If you need to upgrade to SAM 1.10 before upgrading to 1.13, use the same FQDN and IP address used in your prior SAM system** When upgrading to SAM 1.10, use the same FQDN and IP address configured in your prior SAM system. If for some reason you need to change the IP address during a migration to 1.10 from your previous system, contact Spectralink Support for assistance, because your prior certificates will not work in the new system. (SAM-1419) {% endhint %} ## Enhancements ### Barcode #### Advanced Data Formatting ![](https://3032864282-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FxfLF6IpyutR429bMnvvf%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-3ee05e9ad78e3e90817ed5ca61308f0c96ceb03e%2Frn-image12.png?alt=media) *Advanced Data Formatting* (**Barcode** > **ScanFlex** > > **Advanced Data Formatting**) now supports up to 15 actions on a string, and introduces 2 new actions, *Remove all leading characters* and *Remove all trailing characters*. See the *Versity Applications Administration Guide* for complete information on working with Advanced Data Formatting settings.\ (SAM-1503, SAM-1515) ### Biz Phone #### Video Calls Spectralink phones can now send and receive video calls. (Previously Versity phones could receive video from an incoming call but did not transmit video from the phone’s camera to the other party.) The setting descriptions below have been updated to reflect this new capability. (Video call settings are in the SIP Registration 1 section of the Biz Phone app.) **Allow Video Calls** *Allow Video Calls* enables the handset to send and receive video calls. **Offer Video in Outgoing Calls** When enabled, a Versity phone will offer to establish a video connection whenever making a call. If the remote end agrees, the video connection is established. When disabled, it will offer to establish a video connection if the user switches to video mode during the call. **Answer Calls in Video Mode** If enabled, a Versity phone will switch to video mode automatically when answering a call offering video. If disabled, the user will have to switch to video mode after the call is answered. ### Device Settings #### Allow Desktop Mode *For Versity 97 Series phones only* *Allow Desktop Mode*, introduced as a *Demo Feature* in SAM 1.11, is now fully supported. #### Desktop Apps *For Versity 97 Series phones only* Administrators can now choose which apps are available in desktop mode via the *Desktop Apps* setting (**Device Settings** > **Display** > **Desktop Apps**). App package names, separated by commas, must be entered into this field for the apps to be available in desktop mode. (SAM-1517) #### Forget Network *Forget Network* (**Device Settings** > **Network** > **Forget Network**) gives administrators more control over the priority of the wireless networks that devices will connect to. An administrator can enter the SSID of the network to be forgotten in the field provided. (This setting is not visible in the phone’s UI.) (SAM-1520) ### PTT (Push-to-talk) PTT, Spectralink’s radio multicast app for Versity devices, is now available on Versity 97 Series phones. ### SAFE #### Use Multiple Numbers as per Panic Button Press Event #### Secondary Emergency Dial Number *Use Multiple Numbers as per Panic Button Press Event* and *Secondary Emergency Dial Number*, introduced as *Demo Features* in SAM 1.12, are now fully supported. ## Fixed Issues & Minor Enhancements | **Key** | **Summary** | | ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | SAM-1510 | In **Biz Phone** *Audio DSCP* is now called *Media DSCP* (**Biz Phone** > **SIP** > **Common Settings**). | | SAM-1513 | Fixed an issue where configurations exported to a CSV file only contained default values instead of those selected by an administrator. | | SAM-1514 | Fixed an issue with the display of the *Device List* view. | | SAM-1521 SAM-1526 | SAM’s *Groups* page now shows 50 devices by default (up from 20). 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