4 Creating and Debugging the HMI Application
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NA-series Programmable Terminal Startup Guide (V120)
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Creating the HMI Application
Create the following application.
Each of the green, yellow, and red button-lamps is created by combining a colored Bit Lamp object and
a transparent Momentary Button object.
Position the Bit Lamp objects and set the colors as shown below for the TRUE and FALSE status in the
Controller.
Assign the variables in the HMI as shown in the table.
Additional Information
The Sysmac Studio provides a development environment for creating HMI applications with
variables. Therefore, you do not have to be conscious of the system configuration when you
create the HMI application.
Type of object
Basic
color
ON color
OFF color
Specified variable in Controller
Bit Lamp objects
Green
LightGreen
DarkGreen
new_Controller_0_SwGreen
Yellow
Yellow
Goldenrod
new_Controller_0_SwYellow
Red
Red
Firebrick
new_Controller_0_SwRed
Momentary Button
objects
Green
Transparent
Transparent
new_Controller_0_SwGreen
Yellow
Transparent
Transparent
new_Controller_0_SwYellow
Red
Transparent
Transparent
new_Controller_0_SwRed
HMI Global Variables
Variable
new_Controller_0_SwGreen
Variable
new_Controller_0_SwYellow
Variable
new_Controller_0_SwRed
Green button-lamp
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Yellow button-lamp
Red button-lamp
These objects are overlapped
to create the button-lamp.
Variable
SwGreen
Variable
SwYellow
Variable
SwRed
Controller Global Variables
Controller name in the project:
new_Controller_0
Example:
Green button-lamp
ON:
LightGreen
ON:
Transparent
OFF:
DarkGreen
OFF:
Transparent
Green Bit Lamp object
Transparent Momentary
Button object
