Maple Systems 5000HD Series - Manual (Page 61)

EZwarePlus Programming Manual 55
1010-1015, Rev. 03
The applications are divided into groups:
Design
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EZwarePlus: create projects for the HMI
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EasyAddressViewer: examine supported addresses and devices for the PLC and controller
communications drivers provided with EasyBuilder.
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Simulation: run a compiled EasyBuilder project without transferring to an HMI.
Analysis & Testing:

EasyDiagnoser: Connect to an HMI via Ethernet, and monitor/debug communications to an HMI.
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EasyWatch: Monitors data in the PLC and HMI, displayed in a spreadsheet-style arrangement.
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Reboot: reboot the HMI connected to the PC by Ethernet or USB.
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Pass-Through: allows PC applications to communicate to the PLC through the HMI.
Publish:
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Download: transfer a compiled EasyBuilder project, as well as firmware, startup screen image, recipe,
and data log files to the HMI.
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Upload: transfer a compiled EasyBuilder project, as well as firmware, startup screen image, recipe,
and data log files from the HMI.
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Build a data structure on an SD or USB device for direct transfer to the HMI.
Maintenance:
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EasyPrinter: runs on a PC so that data can be sent to the PC from the HMI over an Ethernet
connection.
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Administrator Tools: put user account and email data on an SD or USB device for direct transfer to an
HMI.
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EasyAccess: allow remote access to the HMI from anywhere that has internet access.
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Data/Event Log Information: display information about the size and quantity of Data and Event log
files on the HMI.
Data Conversion:
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Recipe Database Editor: edit a recipe database without modifying the HMI project itself.
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EasyConverter: convert binary data and event log files to CSV format.
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Recipe Editor: edit recipe data stored in RW and RW_A memory.
To access Utility Manager, click on the Windows Start button and select All Programs >Maple Systems >
EZPlus > Utility Manager.
Many of the applications launched by the Utility Manager are self-contained and have their own
documentation. Some of the applications are discussed below.