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Human Machine Interface (HMI) Basics
What is a HMI?
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Human Machine Interface (HMI)
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Purpose of an HMI
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Core Visualization Functions
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Manual and Automatic Operation
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Reducing Operator Errors
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HMI – PLC Interaction
HMI Interaction with PLC Systems
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SCADA overview
PC-Based SCADA Systems
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HMI vs SCADA
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Benefits of HMI / SCADA Systems
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HMI features
HMI Screen Objects
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Advanced HMI Display Objects
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Visualization components
Graphics and Visualization
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Tagging and programming
Tag Concept in HMI
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Tag Examples
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Programming Concept for an HMI
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Communication methods
Networking in HMI Systems
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PLC–HMI–SCADA architecture diagrams
OPC communication
Open Communication Architecture
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OPC Communication
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Trend Displays
Trend Displays
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Alarm Management
Alarm and event logs
Alarm Management
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Alarm Priority Colors
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Remote Alerts and Notifications
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System diagnostics
System Diagnostics
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Display hierarchy
Four Levels of HMI Displays
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High Performance HMI Displays
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HMI System Design
HMI Design Checklist
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Color Scheme Guidelines
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Final Design Principle
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Real industrial HMI screen examples
Process HMI
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Good vs Bad HMI design
Display Design Best Practices
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Good HMI Example
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Bad HMI Example
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Color Scheme Guidelines
Red
– Stop / Fault condition
Yellow
– Warning condition
Green
– Normal operation / running
Use
neutral backgrounds
to improve readability