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What is the difference between LB/LW memory and PLB/PLW memory?

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.

What is a Server?

In computing, a server is a computer program or a device that provides functionality for other programs or devices, called “clients”. This architecture is called the client–server model, and a single overall computation is distributed across multiple processes or devices. Servers can provide various functionalities, often called “services”, such as sharing data or resources among…

Is the cMT-iM21 an HMI?

The cMT-iM21 was  a 21″ HDMI® compatible display specifically designed for use with the cMT-FHDX. Its now discontinued and replaced by our 21″ MON Series Monitors. Contact our sales department for more information on our CMT-FHDX or our Industrial Monitors.

Is the cMT-iV6 an HMI?

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…

Is the cMT-iV6 a Tablet?

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…