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  1. HMI Designer

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Last updated 10 months ago

When you open in Robpod Studio, the default user interface looks as follows:

The HMI Panel Editor is the graphical editor that let you arrange, move and resize HMI components with drag and drop actions.

New HMI components can be to the editor using the Palette Toolbar.

Available components are:

Component Properties are divided in two section UI Properties and Program Properties.

UI Properties let you configure the appearance of HMI components. You can setup here graphical properties such as colors, fonts, styles, icons, alignement...

Program Properties are used instead to link the HMI component to robot program variables or functions. For example you can specify in this section the robot function that must be executed each time a user click on a button.

Button

Text

Monitor

Input

Pose Input

Image

DropDown

Slider

CheckBox

Tab

When you select an existing HMI component you will be able to it using the Component Properties side window.

The HMI Preview toolbar can be used to display a of the designed HMI panel both on Desktop environment and on robot teach pendant.

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