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# Release 15.36: Text to Speech for Alarm Speakers

October 28, 2025

Updates to the Solink platform in this release include:

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## New Features

* **Text-to-Speech for Alarm Cameras:** Create and manage custom audio files via the **Alarm Configurations** page. These audio files can be configured to play through a [connected speaker](/docs/protect-your-locations-with-alarms/outdoor-alarms-monitoring.md#deterrence-add-ons-sip-speaker-strobe) when an alarm is triggered (if a speaker is installed).

**Note:** This feature is not yet available to all customers—it is enabled on a case-by-case basis. If you’re interested, please contact your Solink account representative to discuss enabling it.

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## Enhancements

* [Alarm Contacts](/docs/protect-your-locations-with-alarms/alarm-setup/alarm-contacts.md): When assigning an Alarm Contact to a location, show a list of all locations - if the location is greyed out, the contact cannot be added to that location. Previously, only locations in which the Alarm Contact could be assigned would display in the list; this update provides greater context, displaying not only available but unavailable locations for Alarm Contact assignment.

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## Bug Fixes

* Fixed an issue on the Dashboard where some widgets meant to display data from the past 24 hours instead consistently displayed data from the previous day, starting at 12AM:

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