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# Device Manager

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Alternative download option via setup installer:

### Current version

<details>

<summary>2.1 - Device Manager</summary>

Release Date: 01.07.2026

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Please use this installation only if installation via the Microsoft Store is not possible.
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**Download**

<a href="https://dl.powerio.com/downloads/powerIO-Device-Manager-2.1-x64-Setup.exe" class="button primary" data-icon="arrow-down-to-line">Download Device Manager 2.1 Setup (x64)</a>

<sub>alternative download:</sub> [<sub>Download Device Manager 2.1 Setup (arm64)</sub>](https://dl.powerio.com/downloads/powerIO-Device-Manager-2.1-arm64-Setup.exe)

**New features and changes**

* Device Manager now supports H1.M300 (arm64)
* powerIO Orbit: New portal function for the Device Manager
* T1.B100: Display of the chip serial number and warning for invalid serial number
* HTTPS: Improved support and compatibility
* Compatibility fix for operation behind a reverse proxy
* Time zone handling improved
* Improved performance and stability

**Bug fixes**

* Multiple actions, apply actions to multiple devices at the same time; the selection remains after the action.

</details>

***

### Older versions

<details>

<summary>1.5 - Device Manager - <a href="https://dl.powerio.com/downloads/powerIO-Device-Manager-1.5-Setup.exe">Download</a></summary>

Release Date: 05.04.2024

**Bug fixes**

* When performing a bulk update, the progress states were not displayed correctly.
* The checkbox was displayed during the update process for unavailable devices.

</details>

<details>

<summary>1.3 - Device Manager - <a href="https://dl.powerio.com/downloads/powerIO-Device-Manager-1.3-Setup.exe">Download</a></summary>

Release Date: 04.11.2023

**New features and changes**

* Only network interfaces that are allowed to be configured show a settings icon.
* If the IP address for a T1.B100 device is not obtained via DHCP, the software DHCP mode is still displayed.
* It is possible to configure the network interfaces even if no IP address has been obtained.

**Bug fixes**

* Allow multiple requests, which means that there is no blocking mode for bulk updates and the web interface continues to function.

</details>

<details>

<summary>1.2 - Device Manager - <a href="https://dl.powerio.com/downloads/powerIO-Device-Manager-1.2-Setup.exe">Download</a></summary>

Release Date: 05.07.2023

**New features and changes**

* Updates for unsupported devices with old firmware versions (e.g. *H1.M100 < v3.0*) can no longer be performed.
* Check for the correct target device when a firmware update is started.
* Device Manager prepared for use of the User application.
* Traffic shaping added for the bulk update process. That means if several devices are selected for an update, they share the available bandwidth for an update.

**Bug fixes**

* If an error occurred, the line of the error message was sometimes displayed on a different line.
* Multiple selection selected its own Device Manager instance.
* Sometimes old error logs were displayed even when the firmware update was successful.

</details>

<details>

<summary>1.0 - Device Manager - <a href="https://dl.powerio.com/downloads/powerIO-Device-Manager-1.0-Setup.exe">Download</a></summary>

Release Date 14.06.2023

**New features and changes**

* Log in to multiple devices at the same time by selecting multiple devices.
* File browser for managing update files. Files can be added and also deleted here via drag & drop.
* The application is now provided as an installer so that no paths for update files have to be selected.
* A scan is now performed on all IPv6-compatible network interfaces and the network interfaces are shown to the user.

**Bug fixes**

* When the browser tab is inactive, the application no longer has to be closed and reopened. Instead, it is reloaded automatically. The user can still reload the web interface manually.
* Stability improvement during active scan for powerIO devices.
* The version was not displayed correctly in the upper area. This has now been fixed and the corresponding version is displayed.

</details>


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