Covers Desktop Interface 2.0.0 · Webserver Interface 2.0.0
Overview
Find signals, operate automation, and review data in the DARTWIC interface.
The interface is your workspace for a running engine. The top bar identifies the connected node and active project. The left navigation opens resource types; resources open in tabs, and the context panel shows details for the current selection.
Find the right view
| View | Use it to… |
|---|---|
| Channel Search | Find current values, inspect metadata and authority, and open graphs. |
| Schematics | Arrange live signals, diagrams, plots, and controls into an operator view. |
| Tasks | Start, stop, or hold automation and inspect execution diagnostics. |
| ARGUS Events | Investigate conditions, acknowledge events, answer prompts, and release holds. |
| DataFrames | Find recorded channel groups and their time coverage. |
| Telemetry Exporter | Compare historical signals and download CSV. |
| Cluster Map | Inspect clients, remote nodes, Share connections, and traffic. |
| Plugins | Install drivers and additional interface tools. |
| Settings | Adjust interface preferences and plugin settings. |
Scripts and module configuration are also resources. Workspace and Resources explains navigation and project files. Checklists are supplied by the Checklists plugin.
Reading live state
The interface receives telemetry asynchronously. A graph’s update interval controls the display subscription; it does not set the device sampling rate or task frequency. A stale value is the last known value whose freshness threshold has expired. A missing value means the channel could not be found. Neither is a new zero measurement.
Engine-side command authority determines whether a control can write. After a command, inspect the command value and the separate hardware feedback signal when the driver provides one.
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