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| - | HMI panels are useful devices that can make control of various automation projects (boiler control, smart home control, industrial production control etc.) much easier. If you then need to connect HMI panel to the Mervis IDE, you can do so using the BACnet protocol over LAN. | + | If you need to connect the Mervis IDE and the HMI display using a local network, you can use the BACnet protocol. For your project, you can use the HMI, in this case, the Weintek touchscreen HMI display, for system control, production control, boiler control, home control, etc. |
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| - | In this tutorial, we will show you how to set up a BACnet server, how to connect a client to this server and how to generate a variable list (EDE file). | + | In the following tutorial, you will learn how to set up a BACnet server, how to connect to the server with a client, or how to generate a list of variables (.EDE file). |
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| + | The result of this tutorial is to show the PLC inputs as controls on the HMI display and to control the PLC digital outputs directly from the HMI display. | ||
