Allen Bradley HMI FactoryTalk ME Training

Rockwell HMI Factory talk Machin edition Course Content

• Introduction to HMI and FactoryTalk View ME:

  • Basics of Human Machine Interface (HMI) systems and their importance in industrial automation.

  • Overview of Rockwell Automation's FactoryTalk View ME software.

• HMI Hardware and Communication Setup:

  • Introduction to HMI hardware components and models.

  • Configuring communication between HMI and PLCs/Controllers.

• FactoryTalk View ME Interface:

  • Navigating the FactoryTalk View ME software interface.

  • Introduction to project creation and management.

• Creating and Configuring Graphic Displays:

  • Building graphic screens with interactive elements.

  • Adding buttons, indicators, trends, and other visual elements.

• Working with Tags and Data Connections:

  • Connecting HMI objects to PLC tags and variables.

  • Configuring data sources and addressing.

• Animations and Dynamic Elements:

  • Creating animations and dynamic effects for better visualization.

  • Utilizing macros for interactive behavior.

• Alarm Configuration and Handling:

  • Setting up alarms and events.

  • Configuring alarm messages and responses.

• Trends and Data Logging:

  • Creating trend displays to visualize historical data.

  • Configuring data logging and historical data storage.

• Security and User Management:

  • Implementing user authentication and role-based access.

  • Configuring security settings for HMI applications.

• Recipe Management (Optional):

  • Introduction to recipe management and usage.

  • Creating and using recipes for process control.

• Multi-Language Support:

  • Implementing multi-language support in HMI applications.

  • Creating applications that can be displayed in different languages.

• Advanced Graphics and Navigation:

  • Creating complex graphics with layered displays.

  • Implementing navigation buttons and menus.

• HMI Scripting and Macros:

  • Introduction to scripting for enhanced functionality.

  • Creating macros to execute custom actions.

• Remote Access and Web Servers (Optional):

  • Enabling remote access to HMI applications.

  • Configuring web servers for remote monitoring.

• Troubleshooting and Debugging:

  • Diagnosing issues and errors in HMI applications.

  • Using diagnostic tools and techniques.

• Project Deployment and Backup:

  • Deploying HMI applications to target devices.

  • Backing up and restoring HMI projects.

• Best Practices and Design Guidelines:

  • Design considerations for creating user-friendly and efficient HMI applications.

  • Tips for optimizing performance and user experience.

• Real-World Applications and Case Studies:

  • Applying learned concepts to practical industrial scenarios.

• Analyzing real-world case studies to design effective HMI applications.