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Ideal for users and designers of industrial control and monitoring systems, this book provides an easy-to-use, yet effective, method to configure, design, and validate human-machine interfaces (HMIs). Such systems include distributed control systems (DCSs); supervisory control and data acquisition systems (SCADAs); and stand-alone units.

This book also discusses the overall HMI design process; how that process relates to system design; detailed design methods, principles, and rules for individual displays and groups of displays; and integrating both software-based and hardwired HMIs

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Using freely available software, build an eye catching HMI for your Allen Bradley SLC or Micrologix.

Over the recent years there has been many developments in automation products, so much so that it can be considered that HMI’s (human machine Interface) and SCADA’s (supervisory Control and Data Aquistion) have become much the same. In the beginning a clear difference was created where HMI’s we dedicated electronics that had the ability to communicate with other dedicated electronics.

SCADA’s were PC based application with the ability to link to other windows based application in the share of data with control systems. This is no longer the case and end users should not be fooled into thinking that a SCADA application is always required when often a High end HMI will give the same functionality at a fraction of the cost and is a Windows based system.

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