-Added support for a new accelerometer.  Current version of the accelerometer is still supported.  

-Application binary size for implant has changed from 243KB down to 80KB. 

-Corrupted eeprom results in implant switching to the first tuned frequency which for released regions is A1. 

-RF power level is moved to a unique section of the eeprom.

Enhance support for the POD2 device to detect .   This should allow POD2 devices to better detect battery passivation. This does cause existing POD1 devices to continue to pick up chirps but no longer detect passivation.

 - Added support for L11R.

 - Fix added for z-axis accelerometer communication timing.

 - Added implant model number to information provided by chirp. 

 - Added F2 chirp frequency for forward and backward compatibility for existing POD and PhysioDetect.

 - Added power saving ability when implant loses contact with system while in Active Mode.

 - Added implant commands to permit further control on implant behavior when searching for a system.

*Only released with M0G and M1G*

 - The user defined implant shutdown timeouts are no longer used until after an implant has successfully joined a system. This change was made to ensure implants using the infinite shutdown setting still shutdown if they haven’t joined a system. 

 - Update added to mitigate the impact of battery passivation on the implant boot sequence, allowing the implant to emit the chirp used to inform users the implant did transition into standby mode from the magnet swipe

 - Updated firmware versioning scheme to align with DSI internal documentation system revisions

 - Fix added to prevent occasional bad sample being displayed at start of sampling for temperature channel

 - Fix added to turn Accelerometer off when in Standby mode

 - Support added for L03, L04, and glucose signal

 - Updated implant timeout feature to the following:

• Implant never hears a FrameBeacon - 1 hour
• Implant has heard at least one FrameBeacon - 4 hour default / over the air programmable
• The programmable timeout has an infinity option

 - Added implant name to information provided from chirp

 - Added support for new accelerometer model

 - Technical changes for internal yield improvements

No effect to end user

 - Join Request Updates

 - Min Allocation time bug fix for certain China models

 - Support for 6 implants per CLC

 - Support to ignore certain Frame Beacons from a CLC on the same frequency

 - Increased number of join request slots

 - Chirp now defaults to on

 - Manufacture date is now programmable

 - Fixes Hunt/Re-sync lockup

 - Addition of more US test frequencies

 - Addition of test frequencies for Japan and China

 - Micro+Zarlink clock speeds dynamically change for Japan and China

 - Added capability to capture error codes that the implant encounters

 - Added Frequency, RFPower, and RSSI Threshold values to chirp

 - Incorporates updates needed for Zarlink CSP 1.5

 - Addition of frequency IDs for the AP regions

 - Chirp/T1 Frequency Fix, implant should no longer be able to get stuck on T1

 - Added the ability to have the implant timeout setting be set to an infinite value

 - Incorporates updates needed for M series functionality

 - Incorporates a programmable timeout instead of the default value of 60 minutes

 - Support for new accelerometer functionality

 - Support for chirp functionality, serial number only

- Fix added for the GetFactoryCfg command from CLC diagnostics web page returning the incorrect response for L00 only

 - Fix added for implants becoming unresponsive after changing frequencies

 - Fix added to permit L00 to join the CLC configuration

 - Fix added for non-responsive Temperature channel