PLC Learning Series - HMI - Interfacing

The programmable logic controller (PLC) is a simple rugged industrial computer. This free plc training series is designed for everyone to learn about these controllers. PLCs are constantly evolving and continue to be the best option for a variety of industrial automation applications.
A human-machine interface (HMI) is present in some form for every PLC. The HMI connects a user to a machine system to exchange information or control data. This interaction with the system can be through hardware or software.
HMIs offer different people information and control in many ways for the automated system. Operators, supervisors, mechanics, electricians, engineers, and programmers all have different needs. The machine HMI(s) must provide or make the information easy for all the people who use the system.
We will now look at some of the ways that human-machine interfaces (HMI) are used in automated systems today. Let’s get started.

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Previously in this PLC Learning Series:
PLC Training Series - Tutorial for Everyone
What are Inputs?
What are Outputs?
Memory Backup
Understanding Number Values
Program Cyclic Scan
Programming Steps

00:00 PLC Learning Series - HMI - Interfacing
01:18 PLC Controller Inputs and Outputs Indicators (LED/OLED)
03:47 PLC Programming Software
04:38 Operator Panels (HMI)
06:48 SCADA - Communication Protocol
08:03 Internet of Things (IoT)

PLC Beginner’s Guide to PLC Programming
There are many different PLC manufacturers with different hardware and software. All of the programmable logic controllers have similar basic features. Here is how I would approach learning about basic PLCs.
Once you are familiar with the basics of the PLC you would then learn specifics for the controller that you will be programming.
This is the easiest way to learn about PLC programming.

[ACCautomation]

PLC Beginner’s Guide to PLC Programming
There are many different PLC manufacturers with different hardware and software. All of the programmable logic controllers have similar basic features. Here is how I would approach learning about basic PLCs.
Once you are familiar with the basics of the PLC you would then learn specifics for the controller that you will be programming.
This is the easiest way to learn about PLC programming.
Regards,
Garry
ACC Automation

[qzorn]

last week i just updated the the Do-more software and this would be a great video to try it out on. 🥳🤔 thanks a lot.🙂🐦☕🥧 IOT, node-red, bluetooth are nice. 🕌

[WeconTechnology]

Hi, this is Janice, when could you introduce our Wecon HMI and PLC as we talk before👍😀