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54 Silver Series Programming ManualHMI IP, Password SettingsSettings ButtonClick the Settings button to view the Download/Upload passwords (default 111111). These must match theDownload/Upload passwords in the HMI’s System Settings Toolbar.Reboot HMIConnects to the HMI, checks password and resets the HMI in order to update system files.Connection SettingSelect between Ethernet or USB cable (depending on model) for communication between the computer and HMI.When Ethernet is selected, enter the HMI IP address in the designated field.Data/Event Log File InformationClick this button to list the data log files (*.dtl) and event log files (*.evt) in the HMI (HMI5043N/T, HMI5056N,HMI5070N/H, HMI5100N/T, and HMI5104TH only).Editor SettingsEasyBuilder5000Click this button to open the EasyBuilder-5000 software application for project creation and editing.This section guides you in a basic understanding of the features and capabilities that EasyBuilder-5000 has to offer,from an overview of all the objects available in the software to enter and display data, to setting up the systemparameters and selecting the target PLC. This information will be useful for understanding more advanced featuresexplained in later chapters.0600-0069-0000 Rev. B
Using EZware-5000 55EasyBuilder-5000 Development WindowObjects SummaryEasyBuilder includes several active graphics objects that are used to represent data that is stored in the PLC orinternal memory of the HMI. The data represented can be single bit coils, 16-bit, 32-bit, or 64-bit registers. The datacan be represented as numbers, ASCII characters, or as graphic shapes or bitmap images. This section provides asummary of all the objects available in EasyBuilder-5000. Most of these objects are accessible by clicking Objects inthe top menu in EasyBuilder, or by clicking on its icon in the Object 1 or Object 2 Toolbar.Refer to the Help file (Help > Parts List) for more information relating to each object.Bit LampThe Bit Lamp Object is used as an indicator to represent the ON or OFF status of a bit or coil in the PLC, or a bit in theHMI local memory (LB). If the bit is cleared (0, False), the State 0 Shape of the Bit Lamp will be displayed. If the bit isset (1, True), the State 1 Shape of the Bit Lamp will be displayed. The Bit Lamp can also blink in various ways.Word LampThe Word Lamp Object is used as an indicator to represent the value in a PLC register, or the value in a register in theHMI local memory (LW). Creates a graphics object to reflect the current state of a multi-state PLC data register. It candisplay a different shape or picture depending on the value in the register. If the value is 0, the first shape isdisplayed, if the value is 1, the second shape is displayed, etc. A Word Lamp can display up to 256 different shapesand text strings, corresponding to register values of 0 – 255.0600-0069-0000 Rev. B
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