---
title: "Release Notes: v1.2.0"
product: "LumiScan Cockpit"
component: "lumiscan-cockpit"
version: "1.2.0"
display_version: "1.2.0.8"
latest_version: true
language: "en"
url: "https://docs.hdvisionsystems.com/en/lumiscan-cockpit/1.2.0/release-notes/v1-2-0.html"
---

# Release Notes: v1.2.0 – LumiScan Cockpit

The Cockpit now shows the result of every vision application in the suite, not just a camera image.

## New

**Eight applications draw their results**, each on the image it worked on: the Text Reader, Template Finder, Object Finder and Area Detector, and the Aztec Code, QR Code, Barcode and DMC readers. An application with modules is listed as its modules; a code reader has one view, named after the code it reads. See [Viewing Results](https://docs.hdvisionsystems.com/en/lumiscan-cockpit/1.2.0/lumiscan-cockpit/viewing-results.html).

**Live images.** A view refreshes about 200 ms after the picture behind it changes, rather than on a fixed two second poll, so what is on screen follows the line instead of trailing it. See [Live Updates](https://docs.hdvisionsystems.com/en/lumiscan-cockpit/1.2.0/lumiscan-cockpit/live-updates.html).

## Worth knowing

The Area Detector’s regions are drawn as a translucent tint, one colour per region, labelled `<label>:<area>` — the label is the region’s number in `output/blob-labels`, so a measured area can be traced back to the pixels it came from. A rectangle could not show that: two touching parts that were separated and two that were merged give the same overlapping boxes.

A view shows **the region that was searched**, taken from the result itself rather than from the module’s current crop settings. Editing a crop after a run therefore does not move the picture out from under the findings still on display.

If the camera resolution changed since the last run, the findings are not drawn and a note says which size the result belongs to. Run the application again to refresh.

## Earlier releases

**Version 1.0.0** — first release. Shows the images published by the Camera Driver and by AI Object Matching.