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Building HMI Applications in Visual Studio .NET
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Mike Smith, Development Tools Product Manager
Building HMI Applications in Visual Studio .NET
Agenda – 1 Hour Reading / Writing PLC data using runtime
free components Displaying animated graphics using the
Symbol Factory .NET library of 3600 industrial objects
Read data from OPC data sources Trending data Sending plotted data to a log file Summary Discussion, Questions & Answers
What are the Requirements?
Visual Studio .NET (2005 is used in this example). You can use C# or VB.
Components to communicate to your PLC. Connecting directly to the PLC
using the INGEAR.NET family of components.
Connecting to an OPC Server using the OPC Extender component.
EMD Virtual Keyboard for keyboard-less applications
Symbol Factory .NET to supply you with over 3,600 industrial symbols – each that can be animated.
Plot Pack .NET to display your trend data and to log the data.
Visual Studio to 1-N Devices
INGEAR.NET Components for Visual Studio.NET
Supported on both Visual Studio 2003 and 2005
Makes DIRECT connections to the PLC.
Components available to connect to Allen-Bradley and GE Fanuc PLCs via Ethernet.
Easy to use. No point count limits or other
artificial limits.
OPC Extender.NET
Supported in Visual Studio 2003, 2005, and 2008.
Turn any .NET component into an OPC Client without writing any code.
Connects to any OPC Server (TOPServer, OmniServer, INGEAR, Kepware, Matrikon, etc.), which in turn talks to your PLC.
EMD Virtual Keyboard .NET
Supported in Visual Studio 2005 Set of on-screen keyboard
components perfect for: Industrial Operator/Machine Interfaces Point of Sale applications Information Kiosks
Multilingual keyboards Easy to implement, easy to deploy
Symbol Factory .NET
Supported in Visual Studio 2003, 2005, and 2008.
Over 3,600 industrial graphics that can be animated.
Each graphic is a vector graphic – meaning it can scale up and down in size without loss in image quality.
Free tank cutaway control for showing tank fills.
Unlimited number of instances on a form.
Plot Pack .NET
Supported in Visual Studio 2003 and 2005.
Real-time plotting component perfect for trending data or scatter diagrams.
Unlimited number of channels. Mix and match trending data from different sources for maximum visual effect.
Visual layout can be changed at both Design and Run time.
Log incoming data to a log file.
Live Demonstration
Now, let’s take a look at a live demonstration:
What Tools are Needed?
Runtime-free distribution rights. Bundled solutions available containing:
INGEAR.NET direct connect components for Allen-Bradley and GE Fanuc PLCs Two Allen-Bradley components and one GE Fanuc
component available. Developer Licenses: $999 US per component
OPC Extender .NET OPC Client components for connecting to OPC Servers - $1195 US
EMD Virtual Keyboard - $395 US Symbol Factory .NET Industrial Graphics
Component - $795 US Plot Pack .NET Visual Trending component -
$895 US
Contact Information & Other Learning Opportunities
Questions later? Mike Smith
[email protected] 888-665-3678 x 1328 or 704-849-2773 x1328
For More Information: Visit our Visual Studio .NET HMI Information Web
Page and download FREE demonstration packages of the products you’ve seen here: http://www.vsnethmi.net
Other learning opportunities: Visit www.softwaretoolbox.com/webinars for a
listing of other webinars.