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Development of Human-Machine Interface for Inverted Vertical Lathe Based on SIEMENS 840D System

Liu Chunshi

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The HMI (Human-Machine Interface) for the inverted vertical lathe was developed by using the Wincc Flexible software based on SIEMENS 840D CNC system. According to the Man-Machine engineering principles the interface factor and access level were arranged. And making use of this HMI (Human-Machine Interface) many useful functions including the touch screen can be realized. An example was given to demonstrate the HMI (Human-Machine Interface) design.

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The HMI (Human-Machine Interface) for the inverted vertical lathe was developed by using the Wincc Flexible software based on SIEMENS 840D CNC system. According to the Man-Machine engineering principles the interface factor and access level were arranged. And making use of this HMI (Human-Machine Interface) many useful functions including the touch screen can be realized. An example was given to demonstrate the HMI (Human-Machine Interface) design.

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The HMI (Human-Machine Interface) for the inverted vertical lathe was developed by using the Wincc Flexible software based on SIEMENS 840D CNC system. According to the Man-Machine engineering principles the interface factor and access level were arranged. And making use of this HMI (Human-Machine Interface) many useful functions including the touch screen can be realized. An example was given to demonstrate the HMI (Human-Machine Interface) design.

Key concepts: Siemens, Human–machine interface, Interface (matter), Human–machine system, Interface design, Computer science, Software, Engineering

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