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Chapter 2 – hmi local setup, Factory configuration, Calibrating the touchscreen – Watlow EZwarePlus Programming User Manual

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EZwarePlus Programming Manual

Chapter 2 – HMI Local Setup

Factory Configuration

Each HMI arrives from the factory with a demo project file that illustrates some of the most popular features of the

HMI. For a first time user, it is worthwhile to navigate through the screens in the demo project and become familiar

with the features and capabilities of the HMI and EZwarePlus. Refer to the EZwarePlus Help file for more information

about the features and operation of the HMI and EZwarePlus.

The HMI also has a black reset push button and a four-position DIP switch located through an access hole on the back

of the enclosure. The reset switch can be used to reinitialize the HMI if the HMI malfunctions. DIP switch 1 puts the

HMI 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 HMI5000P/L Series’ local setup options. The local setup allows touchscreen

calibration, 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 system

information can be viewed.

Calibrating the Touchscreen

The 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. On units without DIP switches, open the System Toolbar and touch the Calibration

icon (see below).

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 position

Top right position

Center position

Bottom left position

Bottom right position

4. Units with DIP switches will present the option to restore the system settings password to the default setting

(111111). If you choose Yes, a dialog box will inform you that the project will be erased in the HMI. You must

type Yes to complete the operation. 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 and Font 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.

Getting into Local Setup

Access the local setup menu by touching the arrow in the lower right-hand corner of the HMI screen. The following

Toolbar will pop up:

System info icon

Small keyboard icon

Large keyboard icon

System settings icon

Touchscreen calibration icon

The Touchscreen Calibration icon is present only on units without DIP switches.

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