Chapter 1 – introduction, Welcome, Ezware-5000 support – Maple Systems HMI5000 Series User Manual
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Introduction
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Chapter 1 – Introduction
Welcome
Welcome to the Maple Systems’ HMI5000 Series Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs). Using graphic HMIs has never
been easier. This powerful family of graphic HMIs connects to programmable logic controllers (PLCs) to provide the
human-machine interface in industrial applications. The HMI5000 Series has several features not found in other
graphic HMIs. This manual explains the programming and operation of the HMI5000 Series HMIs and how to
implement the many available features using the EZware-5000 Configuration Software.
EZware-5000 Support
HMI Models Supported
For the latest list of HMI5000 Series models supported by EZware-5000, please visit our website at
PLCs Supported
For the latest list of PLCs and controllers supported by the HMI5000 Series touchscreens, please visit our
About Your Documentation
Maple Systems provides many resources to allow you to get the most out of your HMI5000 Series touchscreen.
• This EZware5000 Series Programming Manual (shipped with EZware-5000 as a PDF file) describes the general
operation and features of the HMI5000 Series using EZware-5000 configuration software.
• HMI5000 Series Installation Guide (shipped with the HMI) provides information on installing, powering, and
connecting the HMI5000 Series to a PLC/Controller.
• Controller Information Sheets provide important information specific to each supported protocol (available on
our website).
• EZware-5000 Online Help covers the operation of EZware-5000. Help is always available by clicking HelpTopics
from the Help menu in EasyBuilder, or press F1 from any dialog.
For more information, please visit the Support Center section on our website at
training videos, sample projects, controller information sheets, and controller cables.
Conventions
When using EZware-5000, there are usually several ways to perform a task. For example, if you want to copy a
graphics object, you can:
• Click the Copy command on the Edit menu.
• Click the Copy button on the Standard toolbar.
• Press the CTRL + C keys on your computer.