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# v3.1.0 - 24th October 2024

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### Crestron x70 Room Scheduling Panel Integration

We have implemented the ability to control the LEDs on Crestron x70 panels while using the UMA Book WebApp (<https://book.meetuma.ai>).&#x20;

After collaborating with Crestron, we are excited to introduce the following new feature:

* **LED Light Bar Control on Crestron x70 Panels:**
  * The UMA Book WebApp can now control the RGB color, brightness, and blink time of the LED light bars on the Crestron x70 panels.
  * As per the standard UMA logic, LED's will turn red when the room is booked in the calendar or if a people counting sensor has detected people in the room.
  * This functionality is enabled by leveraging Crestron General Web Mode and the Crestron Signal Transport API through Javascript bindings.

#### How to Enable:

1. **Panel Configuration:**
   * Navigate to the settings of the Crestron panel.
   * Change the application mode to **Crestron General Web** mode.
   * Input the UMA Book WebApp URL (<https://book.meetuma.ai>).
   * Pair the web application following this [guide](/uma-knowledgebase/getting-started/set-up-your-hardware/applications/pair-an-application.md).

### Recurring Meetings (Monthly)

Users can now schedule monthly recurring meetings directly from the 'My Floor' view.


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