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8 Silver Series Programming ManualChapter 2 – HMI Local SetupFactory ConfigurationEach HMI arrives from the factory with a demo project file that illustrates some of the most popular features of theHMI. For a first time user, it is worthwhile to navigate through the screens in the demo project and become familiarwith the features and capabilities of the HMI and EZware-5000. Refer to the EasyBuilder-5000 Help file for moreinformation about the features and operation of the HMI and EasyBuilder-5000.The HMI also has a black reset push button and a four position DIP switch located through an access hole on the backof the enclosure. The reset switch can be used to reinitialize the HMI if the HMI malfunctions. DIP switch 1 puts theHMI into Touch Calibration mode. For normal operation, all of the DIP switches should be set to the OFF position.This chapter describes how to use the HMI5000 Series’ local setup options. The local setup allows touchscreencalibration, transferring projects to and from the HMI, configuring the HMI’s IP settings, passwords, time and date,screen contrast, as well as managing the storage of recipe and history files. Additionally, memory and other systeminformation can be viewed.Calibrating the TouchscreenThe touchscreen of the HMI is fully calibrated before it leaves the factory so there is no need to adjust it. However,over time the touchscreen may need to be recalibrated.To calibrate the touchscreen:1. Turn DIP switch 1 ON.2. Cycle power to the HMI (or press the reset button next to the DIP switches).3. After the HMI displays a crosshair cursor, you are prompted to touch the cursor for:Top left positionTop right positionCenter positionBottom left positionBottom right position4. You have the option to restore the system settings password to the default setting (111111). If you chooseYes, a dialog box will inform you that the project will be erased in the HMI. You must type Yes to complete theoperation. After performing this operation, you must reset the Upload, Download, and Upload (History)Passwords in the System Settings Security tab. When you next download a project, check the Firmware andFont files checkboxes in the Download dialog.If you choose No or allow the option to timeout, the HMI will resume initializing and run the project. Screen calibration is accessed through the System Setup Toolbar on the HMI5104XH, HMI5121X, and HMI5150X(see below).Getting into Local SetupAccessing the local setup menus requires a USB-mouse connected to the HMI (except the HMI5043N/T andHMI5056N). Using the mouse, point to the lower right-hand corner of the HMI. The open bar icon will appear. Click onthe icon to call up the System Setup Toolbar (note this toolbar is on the HMI screen):Older ModelsSystem settings iconSystem info iconSmall keyboard iconLarge keyboard iconNewer ModelsVirtual keyboard iconOpen/close bar icon0600-0069-0000 Rev. B
HMI Local Setup 9The X-models (HMI5104XH, HMI5121X, and HMI5150X) have an additional icon in the System Setup Toolbar forScreen Calibration.Older ModelsNewer ModelsTouch Panel CalibrationChanging the System SettingsTo change the system settings on the HMI:1. Open the System Setup Toolbar as described above, and click the System Settings icon.2. A dialog will be displayed requesting the Local password. The default password is 111111.You may have to move windows around a bit to gain access to the virtual keyboard.You may also have to click inside the password field again.3. Once the correct password has been entered, the System Settings dialog is displayed. For all tabs, the Cancel,Apply, and OK buttons are available.CancelApplyOKClose the System Settings dialog without saving any changes.Save the current settings without closing the System SettingsSave the current settings and close the System Settings dialog.4. Click on the Network tab to configure network settings. The Network dialog is displayed.5. The Network tab allows configuration of the IP settings. The default setting is Obtain an IP AddressAutomatically. Use this setting if the HMI will obtain an IP address from a DHCP server. If connected to aDHCP server, this dialog will display the IP settings obtained by the HMI. The IP fields are disabled and arenot editable.0600-0069-0000 Rev. B
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