These settings apply to all applications.
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Global tab.
The endpoints for Licensing, Event Service and CAD Report Service are detailed in the applicable fields.
The endpoints for both the Event Service and CAD Report Service can be tested by pressing the Test button.
Clear the cache for each endpoint by pressing the Clear Cache button.
The endpoints specified here reside in the appsettings.json file for the respective application. The default location for the applications C:\Program Files\Applied Tech Systems\Inspect\Services.
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Global tab.
The default language is displayed in the Language & Currency section.
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Global tab.
Select the Default Currency from the drop-down list.
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Global tab.
The database schema version is displayed as well as the date and time it was last updated.
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Global tab.
Place a tick in the Use Checklist Security checkbox.
Press OK.
For further information on Checklist Security, please click here.
When adding an image to the database (for views, users, concerns, etc.) you can specify whether they should keep their original file format or be converted into.jpg, .cmp or .png. This can save a lot of space and speed up file access if your images were orginally in a larger format such as .bmp.
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Cockpit tab.
Select the Max Width and Max Height for imported images.
Set the maximum file size (in bytes) for images in the Max Image File Size field.
Images larger than the maximum width and height will be reduced when imported.
The data collection settings control some visual and data characteristics. Some of the settings are default, but other settings are critical to Inspect's ability to receive product unit information.
An inspector can get a magnified view of an image by clicking and holding down the mouse or pressing on the screen. Here you can specify the magnification settings for this popup window.
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Data Collection tab.
Select the General tab at the bottom of the window.
Modify the Width and Height fields to change the size of the magnification popup window.
Modify the Zoom Factor field to change the magnification factor for the window.
Modify the Delay field to change how long the inspector must hold down the mouse or press on the screen before the popup window appears.
You can specify the maximum width and height for a captured image of a defect or repair as follows.
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Data Collection tab.
Select the Max Width and Max Height for captured images.
Images larger than the maximum width and height will be reduced when imported to the database.
These settings are available in the Defect tab (below the window).
These settings configure the entered defect text box. For example, a red background is usually used to indicate that the concern is open or un-repaired and a green background usually indicates that the concern has been repaired. This helps the inspector instantly see the defect status.
Multiple styles can be stored for each status. You can then easily change style by selecting the appropriate one from the drop-down list.
Add a new fill style as follows:
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Data Collection tab.
Select the Defect tab at the bottom of the window.
Click the Add button () for one of the fill styles.
Enter a description for the style.
Configure the fill as required. It'll be displayed in the preview window.
Click OK.
The fill style is added.
You can edit an existing fill style by selecting it from the drop-down list and clicking the Edit button ().
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Data Collection tab.
Select the Defect tab at the bottom of the window.
In the right-hand pane the following pen types are available:
Defect: This defines the line drawn around a defect entered by the operator when labels are turned off.
Label: This defines the line drawn around a defect entered by the operator when labels are turned on.
Click the Add button () for one of the pen styles.
Enter a description for the style.
Configure the fill as required. It'll be displayed in the preview window.
Click OK.
The pen style is added.
You can edit an existing pen style by selecting it from the drop-down list and clicking the Edit button ().
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Reporting tab.
Select the default Tracking Point from the drop-down list.
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Reporting tab.
Select the default Defect Indicator from the drop-down list.
Select the Management tab.
Click Settings.
Select the Reporting tab.
Select the month from the Fiscal Year Begins in Month drop-down list.
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