November 9, 2017 /
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If you’ve been using CygNet for even a little while you will have heard discussion and seen presentations about the next CygNet HMI, Canvas. With its impending official release this fall we continue this multi-part series by introducing you to some of Canvas’ new and exciting features.
November 3, 2017 /
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If you experience slow TCP connections to remote devices, it may be worth investigating the state of Windows Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN).
November 2, 2017 /
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If you’ve been using CygNet for even a little while you will have heard discussion and seen presentations about the next CygNet HMI, Canvas. With its impending official release this fall we continue this multi-part series by introducing you to some of Canvas’ new and exciting features.
The last post introduced you to the Grid, and showed an example of how the Tag Chooser can be used to easily drive its contents.
In this post post we will introduce the Text Tool.
October 26, 2017 /
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If you’ve been using CygNet for even a little while you will have heard discussion and seen presentations about the next CygNet HMI, Canvas. With its impending official release this fall we continue this multi-part series by introducing you to some of Canvas’ new and exciting features.
The last post introduced you to the Chart, and showed an example of how the Tag Chooser can be used to easily drive its contents.
In this post we will introduce the Grid, and show another use case for the (soon to be) infamous Tag Chooser.
October 24, 2017 /
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If you’ve been using CygNet for even a little while you will have heard discussion and seen presentations about the next CygNet HMI, Canvas. With its impending official release this fall we continue this multi-part series by introducing you to some of Canvas’ new and exciting features.
The last post introduced you to the Tag Chooser, which you’ll see in action today in this post.
In this post we will introduce the Chart.
October 19, 2017 /
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If you’ve been using CygNet for even a little while you will have heard discussion and seen presentations about the next CygNet HMI, Canvas. With its impending official release this fall we want to start a multi-part series introducing you to some of Canvas’ new and exciting features.
In this first post post we will introduce the Tag Chooser.The Tag Chooser introduces a whole new way to find, filter, select, and apply Facilities and Points to other Canvas Controls. It is one of the primary driving controls in Canvas and in future posts you will no doubt see it used to drive things like Grids, Charts, and Text Tools, so it seems only fitting to begin the first post with the Tag Chooser.
September 13, 2017 /
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/ by Luke Williams
There are a variety of ways to collect and distribute the data from within CygNet and data reporting was the topics of our webinar this month.
In this webinar we walk through several reporting options and discuss some of the considerations you may need to make when deciding which tool will best suit your needs.
September 8, 2017 /
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What kind of reports do you generate? Are you aware of the various reporting options available with CygNet?
CygNet offers a variety of reporting options, and depending on how you want that data organized will depend on which method is best for you.
In this month’s Webinar we’ll discuss how to connect with data stored in CygNet, the tools available, and how to decide which one will suit your needs the best. Often a combination of data access methods will be used to serve various departments.
July 27, 2017 /
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Automatic Service Recovery has been enhanced to include a single service failover recovery stage, do you know how it works? CygNet Broadcast allows you to send notifications to both Studio and Vision applications to alert users to site wide information. Have you seen it in action yet? Do you want to know how to set-up and configure these options for yourself?
July 21, 2017 /
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How do you configure a service to automatically failover with Redundancy? How do you alert all of your clients to a planned failover, or let them know about upcoming maintenance?
Before version 8.5.1 you’d be hard pressed to come up with a simple answer.
In version 8.5.1 we have a simple answer to both.
Automatic Service Recovery, and CygNet Broadcast!
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