FAQ Category: Common Questions
Common Questions — Frequently Asked Questions
Our CODESYS-activated HMIs deliver fast, reliable local visualization for machine-level applications. For supervisory-level projects, Maple IPCs support CODESYS WebVisu, and when paired with our Web HMIs, you get an industrial-grade touchscreen that can display any WebVisu project—no extra licensing required.
Our Support Center contains numerous resources that can help you quickly learn what you need to know about setting up and programming Maple Systems Web HMIs. We have arranged our resources into the following sections for convenient access:
We offer a 2-year warranty covering parts and labor for all new Maple Systems Web HMIs. If you are experiencing an error with your Web HMI, please contact our support team by phone or email for troubleshooting assistance.
Yes, our WP4000AP series are high bright with 1000 nits.
All of them, examples include: CODESYS Web Visu, Ignition SCADA, Node-RED, Arduino, SpiderControl, Raspberry Pi, Apache, and more?
No software needed, simply enter the IP or URL Address of your target device and you’re up and running.
Not long at all, it super quick and easy: After powering on the HMI, a countdown screen will be displayed. If no action is taken within the countdown period, the screen redirects to the designated Default Website. Click the [System Settings] button and enter the system password (default: 111111, if not try m1111111) to access the system settings menu. Here, configure the Web Browser, Network, change the system password and adjust any other settings to your preference….
Our WP4000 series Web HMIs are C1D2 and our 10.1″ cMT Series Web HMI is ATEx rated.
Our cMT3108XPW model Web HMI supports Wi-Fi if paired with the optional M02 Wi-Fi Adaptor.
Our WP4000 Series run Chromium version 75, our cMT Series Web HMIs run Chromium version 132.
The USB port only supports mouse or keyboard devices. Additional human interface devices (HID) would have to be connected to an HMI that would send that information to a webserver,…
Yes, our Web HMIs run web-based applications. This refers to any program that runs on a server and is accessible via a web browser using HTTP/HTTPS. these applications can range…
Yes, you can connect several Web HMIs to Allen Bradley HMIs. Web HMIs cab be added to almost any project in place of a standard HMI. Display Visualizations made in…
Yes, our Web HMIs work with any web based SCADA software that supports Chromium v75 (WP4000 Series) and v132 (cMT Series) .
No communication drivers are needed as our Web HMIs are equipped with open-standard HTML5 Protocol.
Our Web HMIs have a built-in web server and can be accessed with any device with internet access. Web-based systems install and run client applications from any web-browser and when…
Web HMIs (Human Machine Interfaces) are display units that use a Web Browser to act as a Web Client to visualize internal contents of PLCs and other devices. They offer…
Not long at all, here’s a quick step by step tutorial on our WP4000 Series Web HMI. Navigate to the Network Settings Icon on the top left and Enter password…
WP4000 Series Device information for our WP4000 Series Web HMIs, such as the Product Name, MAC Address, IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway addresses, can be found in the…
The factory default password for our WP4000 Series Web HMIs is [email protected] factory default password for our cMT Series Web HMIs is 111111, or m1111111.
WP4000 Series The second icon on the left is the URL Selection Page, where you can specify up to 5 website URLs for the Web HMI to be able to…
WP4000 Series You can change the IP Address on our Web HMIs by accessing the top/first menu on the left, with the "gear" icon, after start up. cMT Series Web…
A VESA mount is a standard hole pattern that allows HMIs, displays, industrial monitors, and panel PCs to be securely attached to mounts or arms. Most Maple Systems devices use either a 75×75 mm or 100×100 mm VESA pattern (check your model’s datasheet for exact details). Compatible mounting options include fixed wall mounts, swivel/tilt brackets, desk arms, and heavy-duty industrial arms, as long as they match the device’s VESA pattern and weight requirements.
A Class I, Division 2 location is defined as one: In which volatile flammable gases, flammable liquid-produced vapors, or combustible liquid-produced vapors are handled, processed, or used, but in which…
UL indicates that the product has been tested to meet the safety standards of the United States by Underwriters Laboratories. UL adds another layer of assurance and peace of mind…
RoHS, Restriction of Hazardous Substances, is a directive that originated in the European Union that restricts the use of specific hazardous materials in electronic products. A product must be RoHS…