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Version 3.1.0 (Oct 12, 2022)
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## Improvements:
- System: Wave AP (2 Eth. with backup radio), Wave Long-Range and Wave Nano products support.
- System: Added Wave AP (1 Eth. without backup radio) and AF60-LR compatibility with new Wave products.
- System: Default NTP server address changed to "ntp.svc.ui.com".
- System: Invalid firmware warning message improvement.
- Wireless: Backup radio support for Wave AP (2 Eth. with backup radio), Wave Long-Range and Wave Nano.
- Wireless: Main radio: Performance stability improvements.
- Wireless: Main radio: Peak power consumption optimization.
- Wireless: Default link name changed to "uisp".
- Wireless: Link potential estimation improvement.
- Network: Router: Added DHCP server subnet range automatic adjustment according to LAN Network subnet.
- Security: Increased requirement for new user password to 12 characters.
- Tools: Ping, Speedtest and Alignment tools layout improvements.
- WEB UI: Added warning notification when device is unavailable.
- WEB UI: Moved UISP management from service page to header.
- WEB UI: New login page.
- WEB UI: Dashboard, Wireless, Network, System and Services layout and design improvements.

## Bugfixes:
- Wireless: Main radio: Data traffic latency regularity fix.
- Ethernet: Wave AP Ethernet lockup fix (stops passing traffic).
- Network: Allow to set DHCP server ip address range to one address.
- System: Allow "root" username.
- System: Various settings, reporting and stability fixes.
- WEB UI: Multiple settings change failure fix.
- WEB UI: Various fixes.

## Additional information:
- Downgrade to 3.1.0-beta2 or older FW will cause reset to the factory default due to configuration incompatibility.
- Wave AP (1 Eth. without backup radio) and AF60-LR can be upgraded to 3.1.0 just from the 3.0.2-beta5 FW version.
- Wave AP (1 Eth. without backup radio) and AF60-LR during FW upgrade from 3.0.2-beta5 to 3.1.0 might be set to factory default due to configuration incompatibility with the new Wave configuration. Therefore, additional caution should be taken.