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Wednesday, December 23, 2009

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The HMI panel features 5 durable function keys with LED indicators.

The C-more micro family from AutomationDirect (Cumming, GA) offers a 6-inch TFT color touch screen HMI panel. The panel’s 32,768 colors provide clear and colorful graphics for vibrant and intuitive screens. Features include:

Free programming software that offers the choice of using built-in objects or importing custom graphics.
Ability to create and save custom objects and graphics to software libraries for fast and easy access from multiple projects.
A standard Type B USB programming port.
5 durable function keys with LED indicators.
3.2 Mb memory, LED backlight, multistate bitmap support and Windows font support.

For more information visit www.automationdirect.com

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