MAPware-7000 provides multiple security options depending on the HMI + PLC (HMC) series that include custom Access Levels, Protecting Project Screens, and Password Protections.
The Access Level feature available on the HMC2000 and HMC4000 Series allows you to create users and passwords assigned to different access levels. These levels can then be assigned to screens and used to restrict access. When accessing a protected screen, a “Screen access denied” error will show for users that have not logged in or do not have the required level of access.
Additional features:
- Auto log out feature
- Alphanumeric usernames and passwords
- Ability to change passwords during runtime
- Up to 255 Access Levels
- Predefined user login screen
- Display specific screen once a user has logged on
Screens can also be individually protected by creating a password in the Screen Properties dialog box. Once entered, any future operator must enter the correct screen password using an on-screen numeric pop-up keypad in order to get to that screen.
MAPware-7000 also offers the ability to password-protect the entire development project to protect your intellectual property. If a password is created in the project configuration window, the correct password must be entered to open the project file for review or editing.
Note: A project password is not required. It is not possible to recover a project if the password has been forgotten or lost. All remote access web screens are protected and require a username and password.
Software Downloads & Upgrades
Manuals & Guides
- HMC Series Installation Guide
- MAPware-7000 Programming Manual
- MAPware-7000 Ladder Logic Guide
- Mapware-7000 Getting Started Guide
- HMC3000 I/O Module Guide
- HMC7000 I/O Module Guide
- MAPware-7000 IEC61131 Programming Guide
Videos
- Product Overview
- Part 1: Introduction and Installation
- Part 2: Creating a Native Ladder Project
- Part 3: Adding and Initializing Tags
- Part 4: Adding Logic
- Part 5: Creating an HMI Screen
- Part 6: Duplicationg an HMI Screen
- Part 7: Downloading and Testing the Project
- Part 8: Creating an IEC Project
- Part 9: Creating a UDFB
- Part 10: Adding a Structure Text UDFB
- Part 11: Adding Power Up and Main Routine Logic
- Part 12: Creating Screen Objects
- Part 13: Downloading the Project and Online Monitoring
Sample Projects