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    This exercise teaches how to build a simple CIMPLICITY display using common HMI elements like buttons, variables, and bar graphs as they are typically used in Mark IV/Mark V applications. The objective is to create a display that incorporates these elements to become familiar with building CIMPLICITY displays for industrial control systems.

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    This exercise teaches how to build a simple CIMPLICITY display using common HMI elements like buttons, variables, and bar graphs as they are typically used in Mark IV/Mark V applications. The objective is to create a display that incorporates these elements to become familiar with building CIMPLICITY displays for industrial control systems.

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    Cimplicity Exercise: Mark Vi Hmi

    Uploaded by

    Aziz Mostapha
    This exercise teaches how to build a simple CIMPLICITY display using common HMI elements like buttons, variables, and bar graphs as they are typically used in Mark IV/Mark V applications. The objective is to create a display that incorporates these elements to become familiar with building CIMPLICITY displays for industrial control systems.

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    Mark VI HMI

    CIMPLICITY
    Exercise

    Objective
    In

    this structured exercise, you will be


    building a simple CIMPLICITY display.
    The display will incorporate buttons,
    variables, and bar graphs as they are
    generally employed in Mark IV/ Mark V
    HMI applications

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