Maple Systems’ new cMT Web HMI series has smoother displays and the latest features to make the most of your industrial control and automation scenarios. Table of Contents Web HMIs are an easy way to streamline complex machine monitoring networks. As systems scale, constantly connecting every new piece of hardware to its own HMI can…
Maple Systems’ Web HMIs can connect to a web server hosted by an Arduino microcontroller development board when paired with a compatible Ethernet Shield. Configure the web server to display the status of the GPIO (General-Purpose Input/Output) pins on the Web HMI, enabling users to interact with a running Arduino program. Table of Contents Maple…
You can configure a Maple Systems Web HMI to access a remote desktop environment by pairing them with a device that runs a VNC server and noVNC. This article shows how to set up this configuration using a Raspberry Pi. Table of Contents You can use a Maple Systems Web HMI to remotely view and…
Web HMIs (Human-Machine Interfaces) offer a versatile and secure means to extend access to a central server. Designed for industrial applications, Web HMIs are durable, cost-effective, and user-friendly. In this article we will outline 9 things to consider when choosing a Web HMI for your project, so you can confidently pick the right device for…
The Web HMI is an alternative to the traditional operator interface panel. Sleek, client-only devices, Web HMIs offer unparalleled flexibility, accessibility, and efficiency. In this article, we explore what Web HMIs are, how they differ from a traditional interface, and the benefits they can bring to your next project. Table of Contents Introduction Traditional Human-Machine…
SCADA Systems offer an opportunity for any network of devices to communicate the necessary information for more advanced monitoring, alarm detection, management, and more. This section explores the usage of SCADA systems, their common applications, and the ease of integrating devices into existing systems. Table of Contents SCADA Overview Imagine a system that seamlessly integrates…
From flipping a power switch to sending complex instructions during operations, users need a way to interact with the devices they are working with. The Human-Machine Interface (HMI) provides a point of contact between operators and their machinery that is a fundamental aspect of industrial control design. In this article we will explore the history…
Human-Machine Interfaces, or HMIs, are access terminals on machinery, in management stations, and countless remote locations that give plant personnel and other end users a way to visually monitor and adjust automated operations, machine controls, and output functions. HMI hardware traditionally integrates compact control electronics and a ruggedized display screen or touchscreen. Table of Contents…