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You are here: Home / Controls / HMIs / HMI5071L 7-in. HMIs offer lowest price ($550) and UL certification

HMI5071L 7-in. HMIs offer lowest price ($550) and UL certification

September 20, 2017 By Lisa Eitel Leave a Comment

Maple Systems HMI5071L HMIs offer a slim design, one Ethernet port, and are UL certified. The HMIs are programmed with easy-to-use EZwarePlus and users can program them to display in either landscape or portrait mode.

The new 7-in. HMI5071L HMIs excel where OEMs need UL certification but also needs to keep overall design cost down. Variations abound; features offer value and best-in-class reliability. Compare models at the Maple Systems website detailing the HMIs. Or for bulk and quantity discounts, email sales@maplesystems.com.

Alarm mManagement: When something goes wrong, ensure operators who can fix it know about the issue — no matter where they are.

Animation: Add gifs to applications as a way to guide operator attention to certain areas of the screen or indicate motion of a process.

Audio: Connect external speakers to play audio alarms or messages that get operator attention.

Barcode scanner: Connect a barcode scanner to the HMI and display scanned-barcode data on the HMI screen.

Bar graphs: Easily create simple bar and trend graphs to represent complex data, in multiple formats including floating point.

Data entry: Offers a variety of methods to edit data in the PLC.

Data logging and sampling: Collect data through data logging and sampling to gain insight into system processes.

Data management: Collect and distribute process data that makes sense.

Displaying data: Display data in myriad ways — allowing data type dictate the way in which it’s displayed.

Email: Configure the HMI to send emails with alarms information or data files.

Fonts: Choose from a variety of fonts and text styles to fit the look and feel of project.

Images and graphics: One can create graphics-rich screens using graphics from libraries or imported bitmaps, JPGs, or animated GIFs.

Macro custom functionality: With the power of macros, HMI functionality is limited only by imagination. Use macros to create a custom PLC protocol, perform complex math operations, scale PLC data, and much more.

Meters and gauges: Simulate easy-to-read analog controls such as temperature, current, pressure, speed, that can be customized to unique application.

MQTT: MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) is a lightweight, low bandwidth protocol that works between clients and a broker (server) to publish and subscribe data (topics) among devices.

Multimedia: The HMIs can include videos to train operators … play video, audio files, display images or live video, and import custom graphics files.

Multiple languages: Helps OEMs wanting to market to different countries — and easily select different languages for projects.

Multiple states: Customize screen designs using graphic libraries of lamps, buttons, and switches, or import own custom graphics. Change the text or message with the state.

Operation log: Records and displays items in realtime on the HMI screen — and records items to a SQLite database file in the HMI.

Recipe management: Manage batch processes and easily select different batch variables to download to the PLC.

Screen design: Customize screen designs with the easy-to-use graphics libraries—or import own custom graphics.

Security: Manage access to control system and keep facility safe. Enjoy operational security features to prevent the wrong person from accessing information.

Time synchronization: Synchronize the HMI real-time clock with an NTP server or, when downloading to the HMI, with PC’s clock.

Trend graphs: Trend graphs allow one to represent related complex data in a simple, visual format.

Video: Display video from analog or USB cameras to help monitor and control process.

VNC server: The Graphic HMI’s built-in VNC server allows users to remotely monitor their process.

Web streaming: Video from a USB camera connected to the HMI can be streamed and viewed in a web browser on a PC or mobile device.

WiFi: Maple Systems HMIs offer secure access points to existing WiFi networks for unified, reliable, and easy production management.

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