Operator Interfaces, Switches & Relays


Designing attractive HMI applications

January 2011 Operator Interfaces, Switches & Relays

Omron’s CX-Designer v3.12, the latest version of the programming tool for the NS HMI series, ready-to-use screen templates enable users to design HMI projects quickly. Drag and drop one of the seven templates from the library and the screen design is finished. The screen template contains a background image, border/frame styles, different buttons and numeral inputs, all in a matching look.

Each template has a modern ‘theme’ (game, water, aluminium, dot, lighting and metal plate) available in a variation of colours. With the transparent setting users can set the background to show underlying graphics, which gives more flexibility in the design. These all-new, ready-made graphics can also be found in the CX-Designer library.

For more information contact Terry Botha, Omron Electronics, 086 066 7661, [email protected], www.industrial.omron.co.za



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