What's New in Drafting Assistant 6.0 with Fiber Module Version 6.01 June, 2010 ===================================================== AutoCAD 2010, 2011 Menus: Drafting Assistant.cuix LodeFiber2010.cuix ===================================================== ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Drafting Assistant 6.01 New Features/Enhancements: > No Changes 6.01 Maintenance notes: > Fixed communication issues between DEsign Assistant and Drafting Assistant. > Added support for 64-bit Windows. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fiber Module & Viewer 6.01 New Features/Enhancements: > No Changes 6.01 Maintenance notes: > No Changes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Drafting Assistant 6.00 New Features/Enhancements: > No Changes 6.00 Maintenance notes: > No Changes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fiber Module & Viewer 6.00 New Features/Enhancements: > CWDM & DWDM Wavelength Support added: >>Fiber Types > Wavelengths and losses must first be added to the Fiber Types for any wavelengths you will be using and transporting on those fibers. >>Splitter Types > A mux or demux will contain specific wavelengths for some or all of the ports. CWDM or DWDM must be assigned to any ports that can pass multiple wavelengths. Assigning a specific wavelength to a port will cause that wavelength to pass through that port and that port only. > An optical splitter will have all ports set to WDM. >>Equipment Types > Equipment Type dialog has been updated to display port rows and columns as well as tool tips for easier reference. >>Reports > Fiber Equipment Properties dialog has been updated to automatically select the connected fiber when a port is selected and vice versa. > The Port Properties Text (Excel) report has been reformatted to display the point that the trace originates from in bold text rather than splitting the report into two parts. Emitters and detectors are now shown at either end of trace. Wavelengths and splitter losses are also displayed on the new report. The trace will follow the wavelength selected. Selecting "All Available" will trace through all ports. > The Port Properties Detailed (DWG) report has been updated to include wavelengths and splitter losses. End of lines levels, wavelengths and total distance will be displayed at receivers if they are connected though a fiber that carries the matching wavelength and it is connected to an emitter sending the matching wavelength. > Fiber Cable Properties Tracing dialog now displays all of the wavelengths available to the fiber(s) selected, as assigned in Fiber Types. The DWG reports will include wavelengths and splitter losses. End of lines levels, wavelengths and total distance will be displayed at receivers if they are connected though a fiber that carries the matching wavelength and it is connected to an emitter sending the matching wavelength. When running a Fiber Trace you will be prompted to select a wavelength. The trace will follow the wavelength selected. Selecting "All Available" will trace through all ports. > New Advanced Open Options: > You can now specify that fiber objects will only open if they have selected Usage, Circuit ID or Customer properties. Select one or more of these properties or use the Wildcard option to select objects containing partial matches. > The Lode Properties dialog has been made more user friendly and easier to edit. 6.00 Maintenance notes: > Template drawings for DWG traces and ISP rooms are now stored in the Lode Data program directory to simplify user right requirements. > Layer Groups created by System are now available to all users. You are now able to turn off and on the groups as well as individual layers. > It is no longer possible to splice a fiber to itself. > ISP dialog is now disabled until the window is refreshed. > Layers are no longer case sensitive. > You can now delete a wavelength from the Mode list in Emitter/Detector Types. > Coordinate Translation is properly starting Map Point. > The Google Earth (KML) file is properly creating a KML file with cables. > Bitmap images are displaying on the proper side of the ISP shelf when placed on a rack. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~