IO Device Library:
In a recent article from Rockwell Automation, it was highlighted that their Device Object Libraries enable easy interfacing with Rockwell Automation intelligent devices such as drives, motion, network switches, sensors, IO, and more. These libraries consist of tested, documented, and lifecycle-managed objects, which can be utilized with machine builder, process, and packaged libraries, or as standalone components.
Notably, these device objects include HMI faceplates for FactoryTalk® View ME/SE and Studio 5000 View Designer® software, offering a user interface that seamlessly integrates with the products. HMI faceplates are standard display files that provide a common user interface. They are essentially HMI pop-up screens used to display detailed information related to a specific instruction or device. In systems following ISA 101.1 design guidelines, faceplates are often referred to as Level 4 displays.
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