If a button was disabled on a screen it was still able to be pressed if the right sequence of was followed.

A disabled button could not be activated with the touch screen on or navigated to with the key pad. However, the button could be selected and receive focus with the touch screen. Once selected, pressing enter on the keypad would activate it.

The PEG graphics library has been modified to prevent a Disabled button from receiving focus with the touch screen or a mouse.

The PEG graphics library is used by the XL for all of its display controls. By default most of the windows had a Window Icon on the left side of the title bar and a Close Icon on the right side of the title bar. Some of them have a Minimize or Maximize Icon on the right side as well.

The XL application does not need the Window icon, nor does any of the application consider the use of the Close Icon.

The PEG graphics library has been modified to display none of these icons on any Window Title Bar by default. The application will now have to enable them if it intends to include their use.

The downstream notcher was not counting/punching the last part of a batch on short parts that had not been sensed when the 220 drops out of run.

The downstream notcher sensor logic was using the 220 run mode to determine if it should count the part instead of using the downstream notcher run mode.

When entering the run mode, they both enter the run mode together. However, when halting for a batch, the 220 run mode halts first and then based on the amount of uncut material determines if it needs to halt the downstream notcher.

The sensor logic is now using the correct run mode in its test.