DPA Platform

New Features and Improvements

1. Redesigned the main Analytics page to improve usability and align it with modern user interface standards.
2. Unified the visual layout of pages featuring a navigation tree on the left. The tree panel in the NC Program Editor has been slightly narrowed, and the Product Editor, Technology Editor, Signals, Monitoring, and Enterprise Structure pages now share a consistent layout.
3. Enhanced support for calculated expressions in NC programs. Selecting a variable from the suggestion list now automatically inserts it enclosed in curly braces. Parameter descriptions are displayed when available, and search now matches both variable names and descriptions. The suggestion list also opens automatically when an empty input field receives focus.
4. Moved the ticket panel in the Operator Workplace to a dedicated tab, matching the layout used in the Supervisor Workplace.
5. Improved the 2D mimic diagram editor by removing the fixed maximum tile size of 400 × 400 pixels. Tile size is now limited only by the available workspace. Resizing the workspace has also been improved to preserve the size of existing tiles.
6. Improved the NC Program comparison tool by removing unnecessary scrolling, making the right-hand pane read-only, and refining header rendering. The "NC Program Execution" panel in the Operator Workplace has also been updated with clearer labels and improved display of information, including NC programs defined in technologies and the full program path on the machine.

Bug Fixes

1. Fixed an issue where production records could be assigned to the wrong work shift when a production order contained only a single recorded production event.
2. Fixed processing of signal rules with an Undefined state in signal configurations shared across multiple work centers. Signal timers are now correctly reset when a trigger changes from On to Undefined, preventing unintended signal activation.
3. Improved handling of downtime records that could remain open in exceptional situations, such as a system shutdown during an update. After the system resumes operation, such downtime records are now processed correctly, classified if necessary, and automatically closed.