After power is applied, the target panel displays the Panel Setup screen. The following is an example of a Panel Setup screen:

Note: Some of the buttons on the Panel Setup screen appear only when they are needed.

Note: After powering up, the target panel will not display the Panel Setup screen if "Run AP After Power On" in General Settings is True. If it is False, the target panel will run the application directly.

The following table describes the function of each button on the Panel Setup screen of the target panel.

Property	Press the button to
English/中文(繁體)/中文(簡体)	Display the texts of the screen in the corresponding language.
General	Set the contrast and brightness of the display. Please see Section 20.2.2 for details.
Touch Panel	Calibrate the touch panel. Please see Section 20.2.3 for details.
Set Time/Date	Set the date and time on the Real Time Clock Chip. Please see Section 20.2.4 for details.
H/W Information	Display the hardware information of the target panel. The following is an example of the hardware information screen
Link 1 - Link 4	Set the parameters for communication between the target panel and PLC/Controllers. Please see Section 20.2.5 or Section 20.2.6 for details.
LAN Printer Address	Specify the IP address of the network printer. Please see Section 20.2.7 for details.
Copy AP to HMI	Copy the application to another HMI.
Copy AP to File	Save the system programs and the application runtime data to a PRP file. The file can be used by the software and compatible target panels.
Copy File	Copy the file.
Delete File	Delete the file.
Format Disk C	Format the built-in flash disk (C:). This operation requires a user level of 8 or higher.
FTP/VNC	Assign the user name and the permission of the file operations for the target panel as a FTP site. Assign the permission of the remote control for the target panel as a VNC server. Please see Section 20.2.8 for details.
Boot from File	Load-and-run the system programs and the application runtime data from a PRP file. The original system programs and runtime data are intact. The loaded system programs and the runtime data will be lost after power off.
Update from File	Update the system programs and the application runtime data from a PRP file. The original system programs and the application runtime data are replaced by the new ones.
Clear Recorded Data	Clear the data stored in the battery backed RAM, which include the operation history, alarm history, alarm counts, and the data collected by data loggers. This operation requires a user level of 7 or higher.
Run	Start running the application. If login is required, the operator must enter a valid password of any user level before the target panel displays the first screen. The user level of the password you enter becomes the current user level. Any operation that requires a user level higher than the current user level will not work while the application is running.

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