Point identifiers and shipping-rule checks

Observed work

The new hexadecimal point-ID design grouped slave address with Modbus type, and register address with data index. Backend generation, parsing and compatibility were centralized with passing backend tests reported. Gateway work and existing-ID rewriting continued. A separate local dev commit corrected FC03 to FC02 for discrete inputs and separated bit/register limits; 160 tests passed, without a captured push or hardware check. Legacy references in history, exports and advisor snapshots were to remain resolvable, with resumable rewriting planned and production scale unknown.

The YenGear I/O selector was checked for category, connection, channel counts, combined filters, pagination and empty results. Functional checks were reported passing, while desktop/mobile visual acceptance remained unfinished. laan corrected “Standard DO” to “Standard I/O” so input-only products would not be excluded; the review included Y301-006, Y301-008 and Y301-00G analog inputs, and Y301-600, Y301-800 and Y301-G00 digital inputs. The final classification change and a separate requested backend push/Cloudflare deployment had no complete receipt.

Landing-page engagement events based on dwell time and scroll depth entered implementation and tag checks. A later account review reported the new conversion as secondary observation, unused by campaigns. Deletion of one event was requested without a receipt. These observations were not inquiries, purchases or evidence of improved advertising.

Service configuration and notification handling had local tests and commit reports. Deployment initially stopped at a server-identity mismatch; after laan confirmed a replacement server, deployment and service checks were reported successful. Real delivery, threshold triggering and pause/resume were not verified, and the push request lacked separate final readback.

Shopify’s separately quoted freight could appear as a zero charge and thus as free shipping in Merchant Center. laan selected a US DHL weight rule before synchronization. Later checks reported that rule visible and the old free service hidden. The live US checkout test was blocked by an address form; its test item was removed from the cart. Merchant configuration did not prove actual checkout charging.

Shopify-to-Dukaan import access was reinstalled with product-related permissions and a local helper step completed. Advanced import required broader access; a new app version and renewed authorization submission were reported after approval. Final authorization and import were not captured. Historical worksheets were opened in print dialogs, but an empty print queue did not prove physical output.