Maple Systems cMT Gateway products are designed to bridge existing control systems, including legacy systems, to a SCADA management network. The cMT Gateway models support a variety of communication protocols that can connect with over 400 brands of controllers and transmit data from the controller to a SCADA or ERP system using IIoT protocols such…
With EasyAccess 2.0, only live data (no graphics) is communicated across the network between the local HMI and the remote device, preserving bandwidth and enabling faster data transfer.
No. The cMT-iM21 was an HDMI® display. It did not run any software. The cMT-iM21 is discontinued and replaced by one of our 21″ MON series Industrial Monitors. Contact our sales department for replacement information.
Security is paramount in today’s technologically advanced times and so is connectivity. Many PLCs take advantage of Ethernet communication to transmit data to a monitoring device such as an HMI. Plant corporate networks also run via Ethernet. But how do you get data from the PLC to your corporate network without the bandwidth or security…
Yes, you can connect a barcode scanner (or reader) to a Maple Systems HMI. See Technical Note 5079 – Barcode Scanner & Graphic HMI.
In Maple Systems cMT Series devices, LW/LB registers are shared local memory, while PLW/PLB registers are client-specific memory. Each client accessing a cMT device—locally or remotely—has its own independent PLW/PLB memory, meaning changes are only visible on that client. In contrast, LW/LB memory is shared across all clients, so changes appear on every connected display.
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Implementing EasyAccess 2.0 is easy. For complete instructions, refer to the EasyAccess 2.0 Manual available in our Support Center. Step 1: Create Domain Account: An HMI must belong to a domain in order to use EasyAccess 2.0. Anyone can create a new domain for free, all you need is a valid e-mail address. The Domain…
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No. The cMT-iV6 is now discontinued. It required hardwired power and Ethernet connections. It did feature a touchscreen, but it is not a portable system. It also did not have an open operating system and will not run applications other than cMT Viewer. The cMT-iV6 was a 9.7″ display specifically designed for use with the…
There are two methods of user security in Maple Systems our HMI configuration software: General and Enhanced Mode. General mode is for the majority of uses, where a simple user number and numeric password will suffice. This mode is not available in all models. Enhanced security is for adding users dynamically to the HMI, adding…
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HDMI® (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is a proprietary audio/video interface for transmitting uncompressed video data and compressed or uncompressed digital audio data from an HDMI® compliant source device, such as a display controller, to a compatible computer monitor, video projector, digital television, or digital audio device.
cMT Viewer is a client application that enables users to view and control Maple Systems cMT devices, quickly and easily. cMT Viewer runs the HMI project on the client device. Only application data is exchanged between the cMT hardware, acting as a server, and the client device – your smart phone or tablet. Monitor and…
Maple Systems Advanced HMI and cMT series both support EasyAccess 2.0, it simply needs to be activated. There are two ways to activate your device depending on the model. Some models require the purchase of a separate activation card and other models come with EasyAccess 2.0 pre-installed. EasyAccess 2.0 activation cards are purchased through Maple…
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