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Applicable to Network Rail users only.
As you may be aware, special inspection notice 137 has now been formally issued. Centrix has now been updated with the final spreadsheet provided in the SIN (Appendix C). In addition to updating the report spreadsheet, we have added additional fields to make completing the spreadsheet even easier;
Selecting the NR/SIN/137 type will enable additional fields for the report;
Crossing Name | The name of the crossing as you want it to appear in the report (defaults to Centrix site name) |
ELR | Engineers line reference (used to populate file name) |
Line Name | The name of the line the crossing is on (including direction) |
Crossing Type | The type of crossing |
Direction | The direction(s) of travel this report covers |
Route | The name of the route this crossing belongs to (used to populate file name) |
Downloads
It was a common occurrence that a user configured a graph for a specific ongoing usage, then another user alters that graph for an ad-hoc inspection. Because the graphs are saved immediately after change, when the original user returns to the site the graph will now have been altered away from their initial configuration. To combat this issue, we have now added a lock function to graphs to make them read-only for other users.
You can now lock a graph for editing after you've configured it how you like it.
To edit an existing graph that you do not own, you can;
*Copying graphs is a new feature that has been added to ensure that users can quickly enhance any "templates" created by other users without having to make unlock requests.
Existing graphs will not have an owner. In order to take ownership, create a copy and remove the original graph. |
New logger commissioning / upgrading from pull
Prior to this release, it was not possible to see if a new RDAQ (SA380 push) logger was successfully connected to Centrix after commissioning. This will release will allow users with Site Admin privileges to see the status of loggers that have not yet been assigned to a site.
The loggers in this state are simply read only to allow the installer to confirm successful connection to Centrix. To fully enable the logger and assign to a Centrix site, a request should be made to your MPEC support contact.
Fixes
Access to the logger syslog viewer was restricted only to system admins and caused other users to be logged out when attempting to access. This restriction has now been fixed.
The previous release of Centrix changed the way e-mails were sent for alerts; instead of including all recipients in a single e-mail it sent one e-mail per recipient. This meant that users could no longer easily see who else received the e-mail alert.
We have reverted this change so you will again be able to see all the other recipients when you receive an alert e-mail.