NYE Series HMI Runtime Datasheet
The software assets of NS Runtime are inherited, and migration to NA5 can be performed smoothly.
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Our human-machine interface (HMI) technology has been advancing in leaps and bounds with the NA5 Series that sports a sleek and elegant design. But to take full advantage of the more sophisticated HMI technology, customers want to keep using the functionality of our popular NS Series. That’s now possible with the NYE Series, which runs built-in NS Runtime software.
The NYE Series offers the best of both worlds! Let’s take a look at some of the advantages of this new product.
Built lots of applications for the NS Series HMI already? No worries — you can easily transfer them over to the NYE! The NYE supports the CP, CS, and CJ Series of PLCs, allowing any programs developed on these PLCs to run on sleek and modernized 7-, 9-, 12-, and 15-inch widescreen displays that are popular among customers using Omron’s NA5 Series.
The newer technology has been created with the latest techniques in design and engineering. The NYE Series comes with two Ethernet ports, three USB ports, and an analog touchscreen. It fulfills the guidelines for being NEMA 4, Class 1 Division 2, and IP65-rated.
NS Runtime is already installed on the NYE, so there’s no need to purchase it separately.
The NYE Series meets all global standards on recycling and reuse. The Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive ensures that products like HMIs are recyclable and contain no hazardous elements like cadmium and lead. Our latest designs use non-toxic silver solder in place of these elements.
The NYE is also IP65-rated to guarantee protection against water jets. This makes it an excellent option for the food and beverage industry, which frequently employs harsh washdowns.
The NYE Series allows users to develop intuitive displays that can interact with the operator to control the machine or collect information about what’s going on with it. With this technology, you can easily create industrial automation gadgets (IAGs), which are pieces of functionality that you can save into a library for future reuse.