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Uinta Android Features

Article #14890

Uinta Android is a new software release that includes most of the features available in Uinta Windows. This article provides feature-related information about Uinta Android. For technical support information, see the Uinta Knowledge Base.

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  • Improvements to import workflow

    • Map to existing record types

    • Create new project from import file

  • Improvements to template design

    • Relationship tab and relationship wizard in template editor

    • Subsection tabs in template editor

    • Project hierarchy features in template designer

  • Improvements to the workflow when linking related records

  • Attachment thumbnails in list view

  • Ability to rename attachments

  • Sample projects and templates

  • Bluetooth GNSS device discovery and pairing

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  • Exporting to PDF

  • Creating and editing conditional logic

Note: Conditional logic can be created in Windows and synchronized to Android using a shared cloud project.

  • Global search screen

  • Offline .mbtiles map creation

Note: .mbtiles can be imported into Android, but cannot be created in Android.

  • Horizontal form layout

  • To-do tasks and lists

  • Advanced report customization

  • Saved report templates

Some known issues with Uinta Android:

  • Shared fields

    • The same field cannot be reused on the same form; it must be newly created again.

    • You can share a field using the “use existing” feature if it is on a separate record type.

  • Deleting all records

    • Deletion may also be slow if several records are being deleted.

  • Large lines/polygons

    • Collecting over 1000 points in a line or area can cause the application to behave slowly. If you are using auto GPS capture, try to reduce the frequency of point capture to only what is needed.

  • Large data sets

    • Importing large data sets (10,000+ features/records) into a cloud project is not currently recommended.

    • Future improvements to the software will address the slowness of synchronization of large data sets. Using offline reference layers such as mbtiles is preferred.

Note: This issue will be addressed in a future version. Please contact Juniper Systems if you need help supporting large data sets.