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100 Silver Series Programming Manual3. By default, the converted file is automatically placed into the same directory. To modify the name of the fileor location, click the Browse… button for the HMI5000 project file.4. Default font: All text objects in theEasyBuilder-500 project file use a proprietary fixed font. When convertingto an EasyBuilder-5000 project, these text objects are converted to TrueType fonts. Use this section tospecify which TrueType fonts you wish to use. The EZware-500 configuration software uses proprietary fonts that must be replaced with a WindowsTrueType font. EZware-5000 installs three TrueType fonts into the Windows > Fonts folder that closelyresemble the fonts used in EZware-500 (HMI 500 16p, HMI 500 24p, HMI 500 8p). Select Use HMI500 ASCIIfont files to use these fonts. If you choose to use another Windows TrueType font (by unchecking UseHMI500 ASCII font files), additional ‘tweaking’ may be required after you have converted your project. Werecommend using Calibri if you have this font available on your computer. Otherwise, another san serif fontlike Helvetica should work.You can allow EasyBuilder-5000 to automatically adjust the font size for you by selecting Use the mostsuitable font size automatically. If you uncheck this box, you can click on the Font Size Table button, whichallows you to customize the transition size of the fonts from EasyBuilder-500 to EasyBuilder-5000 projects.This gives you maximum flexibility in deciding which font and which sizes you would like to use. For theCalibri font, we recommend those items as shown in the table below.5. Delete “Direct Window” objects which are triggered with LB9060~9069, 9080, 9081, (HMI5000-series use anew mechanism to manage keyboards.): Check this box to delete any Direct Windows objects in theEasyBuilder-500 project file that are triggered by the internal local memory bits LB9060-LB9069, LB9080-LB9081. In EasyBuilder-500, these local memory bits allowed a popup window to appear in the display based upontouching any Numeric Input or ASCII Input object located in a particular area of the screen. This feature is notavailable in EZware-5000. By default, this option is checked.6. Click the Translate button to begin conversion of the file. When done, you will see text in the comments fieldthat indicates if the conversion is successful.0600-0069-0000 Rev. B
Using EZware-5000 1017. Click the Exit button to go back to the main screen of EasyBuilder-5000. Open the converted file as youwould normally open any EZware-5000 project file. Due to some incompatibilities between the EZware-500 software and the EZware-5000 software, youshould check each screen and test operation after conversion to make sure that your HMI works to yoursatisfaction. The Shape Library and Picture Library file formats in EasyBuilder-5000 are different than those used inEasyBuilder-500. When a project is translated, EasyBuilder-5000 creates new libraries with the same filename as the translated project containing the shapes and pictures (bitmaps) from the original EasyBuilder-500 project. For example, if a 500 Series project is translated and saved with the filename“PumpStation4.mtp,” a Shape Library is created with the name “PumpStation4_0.plb” and a Picture Library iscreated with the name “PumpStation4_0.flb” and saved into the EZ5000 Library folder(C:\MapleSystems\EZ5000\library).Easy ConverterThe EasyConverter application is used to view data log files (*.dtl) and event log files (*.evt) that are created by theHMI during operation. Data log files are files the HMI creates when capturing data using the Data Sampling object.Event log files are history files the HMI creates when using the Event Log object. Both files are in binary format tominimize the amount of file space required.To view these files with a computer, you must use the EasyConverter application. In addition, EasyConverter can takea data or event log file and convert it into a CSV (Comma Separated Value) file that can be easily imported into otherapplications such as Microsoft Excel. For more information on how to do data logging, see Chapter 10 “Bar Graphs,Meters, and Trends” section “Creating Trend Displays and Data Sampling Objects.” For more information on how touse Event Log files, see Chapter 11 “Capturing Alarms and Events” section “Monitoring Alarms with the Alarm/EventLog.”To start the EasyConverter Application1. Click the EasyConverter button in the Project Manager window or click the EasyConverter icon in the ProjectToolbar. The EasyConverter application appears.2. Click File > Open to display the Open dialog box. Search for the data log file (*.dtl) or event log file (*.evt)that you wish to view, then click the Open button.0600-0069-0000 Rev. B
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