Honeywell WEB-HMI Series User manual

User Guide
WEB-HMI
Touchscreen Monitors

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Revisions
Date Description
Nov, 2020 - First draft
July, 2021 - New SKU numbers
- Removed “Resetting password”
- Removed “Touchscreen Calibration”
- Removed “Plugin” and changed screenshots.
- Modified “Certificate” and “Certificate’s Parameters”.
- Modified “Reset factory”

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TABLE OF CONTENT
Chapter 1 - About this Guide .......................................................................... 1
Chapter 2 - First & quick start of device....................................................... 2
First start of the device.......................................................................................................... 2
Configuration of the web client.......................................................................................... 3
Chapter 3 - System Settings ...........................................................................8
Open the System settings menu ....................................................................................... 8
The system settings................................................................................................................ 8
Localisation ............................................................................................................................... 9
System.......................................................................................................................................... 9
Logs .............................................................................................................................................. 9
Date & Time..............................................................................................................................10
Network......................................................................................................................................11
Services .....................................................................................................................................11
Management ...........................................................................................................................12
Display .......................................................................................................................................12
Fonts ...........................................................................................................................................12
Authentication ........................................................................................................................14
Restart........................................................................................................................................14
Web Browser............................................................................................................................14
Exit...............................................................................................................................................15
Chapter 4 - Factory Reset..............................................................................16
Factory reset............................................................................................................................16
Reset Procedure.....................................................................................................................16
Create the recovery USB device.......................................................................................16
Chapter 5 - SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE UPDATES ...............................18
Firmware Update ...................................................................................................................18
Updating the BSP..................................................................................................................18

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ABOUT THIS GUIDE
Introduction
This guide introduces and describes how to use the Honeywell WEB-HMI touch-
screen monitors.
The WEB-HMI series of touchscreen monitors are HTML5 IP browser compatible
touchscreen monitors. They combine state-of-the-art features and top perfor-
mance with an outstanding design.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for the operators of WEB-HMI touch-screen monitors.
Scope
This guide describes how to use WEB-HMI touch-screen monitors and it also pro-
vides information on the features and functionalities common to all the variants of
the monitors. The product specification and installation are beyond the scope of
this guide.
Related Documents
Document Title Document
Number Description
WEBs HMI Touchscreen Monitor
Product Data
31-00389 This document is intended for all users to know about the
features and specification of all models of the WEB-HMI
monitors.
WEBs HMI Touchscreen Monitor
Installation Instructions
31-00390 This document is intended for field and commissioning
engineers and describes the procedures and guidelines for
installing the WEB-HMI monitors.

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FIRST & QUICK START OF DEVICE
First start of the device
After starting up the device for the first time, you are located on the settings page.
Therefore, user need to login to the Setup menu to configure the device. By default,
the username and password are admin.
After entering the configuration menu for the first time, the user is forced to
change the admin password. This password must follow security requirements and
must be remembered all the time to be able to change the configuration of the
device. New password: _____________________________________________________

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Confirm the new password in the Confirm Password box. Select Change Password.
The ‘admin’ password will be changed and the device will now reboot.
The new password will be required to change the configuration of the device.
Note: Keep your password strong by following these mandatory rules: Use eight or more
characters, mix uppercase and lowercase letters with numbers and special
characters.
Wait for the device to reboot and display the Login screen again. Enter ‘admin’ in
the Username box.
Configuration of the web client
The Settings Page
The settings page is the default start page.
Enter the credentials to open the configuration menu or press Load Homepage on
the top right of screen to access the configuration done in the web browser setup.
If you download a new application, you can force the panel to clear the cache.
Warning: DO NOT FORGET THE NEW PASSWORD. A forgotten password cannot
be cleared or reset. If you loose the admin password of the device,
please contact your local support agents to reset the password.

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Accessing the System Settings Screen
On the HTML5 web application, tap and hold the top left corner of the touchscreen
for 5 seconds to open the settings page.
The Web Browser Settings
After entering the configuration menu, Web Browser System Settings panel dis-
plays. To change the web Browser configuration, press EDIT on the right top on the
page.
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Change the “on start” behavior of the device
Configure the Network interface
By default, all network interfaces are configured for DHCP. The ETH0 (For capaci-
tive touchscreens, beside the power connector) is configured as WAN port.
• If you connect the panel to the network using ETH0 and a DHCP server is
running the IP address is automatically requested from the DHCP server.
• If no DHCP server is available or can’t be used on site, the configuration can be
changed to static IP.
To configure the network interface, open the “Network” tab and press the EDIT
button on the top right.
Item Default Description
On Startup
Open settings page After a restart of the device the setting page displays
Continue where you left Jump to the application where you left
Open homepage Open the configured Homepage
Homepage https://google.com Enter the start page which you want to load as homepage
including http:// or https://

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Disabling the DHCP switch will allow you to enter the IP address manually.
After you press save, the manually entered IP address will be used for the device.
Note: The device has an internal firewall that blocks all incoming network traffic, including
Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) ping requests. Therefore, you cannot ping
the device to test the network connectivity.
Finish Quick start
The device is now configured to load the homepage you entered.
Therefore, you can close the setup menu to access the homepage by clicking EXIT
in the “System Settings” view. Depending on the Web Browser configuration “On
Startup”, the application launches or you need to press Load Homepage on the
Settings Page.

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SYSTEM SETTINGS
Open the System settings menu
The system settings menu displays after powering on the device and entering valid
credentials “Username” and “Password” into the login page.
The system settings
The main topics of configuration are listed on the left side of the system settings
screen.
WEB BROWSER
Localisation Setup the language of the device
System System information, Status and Timers
Logs Configure log file generation
Date & Time Configure the date and time of the device
Network Configure the network settings of the Ethernet interfaces
Services Use to enable the network bridge
Management Firmware updates and basic FW and booter configurations
Display Display setup like colors, timeouts and touch-screen
calibration and more
Fonts Use to install additional fonts.
Authentication Change passwords or create SSL certificates
Restart Restart the main or config OS
Web Browser Configure the web browser properties like home page
EXIT Close the system settings view

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Localisation
Use to set the language used for the text in the System Settings screen only. Select
the required language from the listed options.
• County Code:
Select from the listed options. Required for WLAN regulatory domain.
• System keyboard layout:
Use this option to change the layout of the virtual keyboard according to the
required language. The default keyboard layout is American English.
Note: The “Localisation” option does not affect the language of any other web browser
content.
System
Logs
• Persistent log:
Set the persistent log option if you want to maintain the log files saved after a
power reset.
Note: The log file manager cyclically fills 3 files of 4Mb.
• Save:
Use save button to export a copy of the log files. This option allows the log file(s)
to be saved to an external storage device, e.g. USB device.
Note: Log file entries are timestamped with the HMI panel date and time settings.
Parameter Description
Info Provide ‘Device information’ like:
- Name
- Kernal version
- Build date
- Hardware code
- Total available RAM
Status Provides device ‘Status’ like:
- Free RAM
- Uptime
- Average CPU Usage
Timers Provides device ‘Timers’ information like:
- System on: Shows how many hours the HMI panel has been powered.
- Backlight on: Shows how many hours the HMI panel backlight has been
powered.

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To download the log files:
Step 1. Access the System Settings screen. Then, select Logs.
Step 2. Select Save. The file system screen is displayed.
Step 3. Insert a USB memory stick into one of the USB ports of the HMI panel.
Step 4. Select the USB device (e.g. usbmemory).
Step 5. Select Save. This will save a file called ‘logs.tar.gz’ to the USB device.
Note: The files are downloaded in a compressed format and will require a decompression
tool (e.g. 7-Zip) in order to view the files.
To view the log files:
Step 1. Access the USB device on a PC and navigate to the ‘logs.tar.gz’ file.
Step 2. Using a suitable tool (e.g. 7-Zip) open the file to reveal a file called
logs.tar.
Step 3. Open the ‘logs.tar’ file to view its contents.
Date & Time
Provides access to the HMI panel date and time and to setup NTP operation if
required. Currently, HMI panel only makes use of date and time settings to provide
an accurate timestamp to entries in the log files.
Parameter Description
Current Timezone Choose the required country/timezone from the displayed
options.
Current Date Set the onboard date
Local Time Sets the onboard clock (24-hour)
Automatic Update
(NTP)
When enabled, use to specify the address of an NTP server.
Accept NTP requests When enabled the date and time will be synchronised to the
remote NTP server.

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Network
Tap Network to configure the network parameters. Available parameter in edit
mode are as follows:
Services
This screen allows the Bridge/Switch Service to be enabled and configured. Using
this service it is possible to connect together the primary WAN (eth0) network
adapter with the secondary network interfaces (eth1 and eth2).
When enabled, the secondary interfaces (eth1 and eth2) share the same IP address
as eth0, and any devices connected to eth1 and eth2 behave as though were
directly connected to eth0.
• Enabled: Off (default)/ On (default).
• Type: SW Bridge (br0) is the default and only option.
• Network Interfaces: eth0, eth1, eth2 - select which Ethernet ports are active.
Parameter Description
General Settings Device hostname
Avahi Hostname
Network Interface Network parameters of the available interfaces
- Name (eth0, eth1 or eth2)
- Label (WAN , LAN1 or LAN2)
- MAC Address
- DHCP (enabled or disabled)
- Address - current IP address
- Netmask - current subnet mask
- Gateway - network gateway IP address
- Bridged - network bridge address
For more details refer to the Configure the Network interface
section.
DNS DNS Servers
Generally provided from the DHCP servers, but can be modified in
edit mode
Search Domains
Optional domains that will be used in concatenation with the
provided urls.

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Management
From the management area, it is possible to Update System Components of the
WEB-HMI device.
Display
This option enables user to set various characteristics of the display to be changed:
Note: Changing the orientation will ask you to confirm the new setting and will require the
HMI panel to reboot before the new orientation to take effect.
Fonts
Lists the fonts installed on the HMI panel and allows other fonts to be installed.
• Standard Fonts: This area lists all fonts that are included as standard - these
cannot be removed.
• Custom Fonts: Shows any user-installed fonts. You can install/remove new
fonts from here.
Install additional fonts
Step 1. Select (+ sign) to add a new font. The following dialogue box is
displayed:
Caution: Working in the Management area is a critical operation and, when not
performed correctly, may damage product, requiring service of the product.
Contact technical support for assistance.
Use the "Clear" command inside the "Data" section to remove HMI Runtime
from the device (Factory Restore).
Parameter Description
Brightness Adjust the backlight level between ‘0’ (minimum) and ‘10’ (maximum)
by touching a position along the Brightness bar or by using the + or -
buttons.
Back light
timeout
Adjust the backlight timeout period between ‘always on’ and ‘60
minutes’ (in 1 minute intervals) by touching a position along the
Backlight timeout bar or by using the + or - buttons.
Orientation If required, select a different Orientation from the displayed options.

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Step 2. Select Browse. The following screen is displayed:
Step 3. Insert a USB memory stick (containing the required font(s)) into one of
the USB ports on the lower edge of the HMI panel and wait for the device
name (e.g. usbmemory) to appear on the screen.
Step 4. Double-tap the USB device name.
Step 5. Locate the required font file and select it.
Step 6. Select Ok. The following screen will be displayed:
Step 7. Select PROCEED. The selected font will now be installed on HMI panel.
Note: Each style of a font (e.g. regular, bold, italic, bold italic, etc.) requires a separate font
file.
Step 8. Unplug the USB device when finished.
To remove a custom font
Step 1. Access the System Settings screen.
Step 2. Select Fonts.
Step 3. Select Custom Fonts to view a list of any additional installed fonts.
Step 4. Locate and select the font to be removed.
Step 5. Select ( - sign).
Step 6. When prompted to delete the selected font, select OK.

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Authentication
Enter in edit mode to change the authentication passwords.
Restart
Enables HMI device to be restarted in either of the following modes:
• Config OS: Select to restart the HMI device in special configuration mode. Do
not use this mode unless requested by Technical Support team.
• Main OS: Select to restart the HMI device as it would normally behave on power
up.
Web Browser
This option enables user to configure the behaviour and display options for the
HMI device.
Note: This menu option is not accessible when viewing System Settings via the ‘tap-tap’
method.
Parameter Description
On Startup
Defines the behaviour of the HMI panel on power up or following a
restart. This can be set one of the following:
- Open settings page: The login page is displayed. After a successful
login the System Settings screen is displayed.
- Continue where you left: Option not supported.
- Open homepage: The specified Homepage is displayed. The HMI
panel login page does not appear.
Homepage
The primary web page to be displayed when On Startup - Open
Homepage is selected, or when Load Homepage is selected from
the login screen. For example: https://192.168.0.85
Fallback page If enabled, this allows a secondary webpage to be specified which
will be displayed if the Homepage is unavailable.
Enable toolbar
If enabled, this displays a toolbar along the top edge of the display,
providing access to the login screen or allowing a different web page
to be entered. The following options are also available when the
toolbar is enabled:
- Show toolbar only on error: If enabled, the toolbar will only be
displayed if there is a problem displaying the specified Homepage
or Fallback page.
- Show history buttons: Not supported.
- Show loading controls: Not supported.
Allow downloading
files Not supported.
Options press-and-
hold time (s)
Sets how long you need to touch and hold the top left corner of the
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Exit
Exit from the System Settings.
Change UserAgent If enabled, a user agent can be specified (e.g. Android) to ensure the
Homepage is displayed correctly.
Use system virtual
keyboard
Enables or disables the onscreen virtual keyboard.
Once the “Virtual keyboard” option is disabled, the only way to enter
text will be by using a keyboard connected to one of the HMI panel
USB ports.
Enable password
management
When enabled, the web browser will prompt the user to save any
passwords entered for the connected site. The next time that the
user accesses the site HMI panel will auto fill the saved password.
Changing this setting requires a restart.
Parameter Description

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FACTORY RESET
Factory reset
Device restore deletes all configuration items and all customer data on the device,
except installed firmware and application updates.
Reset Procedure
Step 1. Power cycle the device
Step 2. Keep tapping the touch screen until "TAP-TAP DETECTED" appears on
the top of the screen.
Step 3. Remove the finger from the touch screen. The ">>" is pointing to "SYSTEM
SETTINGS".
Step 4. Wait 5 seconds until "** ENTERING SYSTEM SETTINGS **
Step 5. Touch and hold the screen. The ">>" is pointing to "DEVICE RESTORE".
Step 6. Hold the touch screen until the device starts resetting.
Create the recovery USB device
Format the device with a FAT32 filesystem and copy the complete file "un6x-chro-
mium-xx-x.x.zip" onto the USB Flash Drive.

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SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE
UPDATES
Always ensure that all components of the system run the latest firmware and soft-
ware components. See Firmware Update section.
Firmware Update
The product has four firmware elements that can be updated.
• BSP, Bootloader, ConfigOS and MainOS
• Application, the Chromium Browser
Always ensure that the latest BSP and Application is installed on the product.
Updating the BSP
1. Put the new BSP firmware files into the root directory of a FAT formatted USB
Stick.
2. Enter ConfigOS.
There are two ways to enter ConfigOS to update the BSP components.
a. Via Admin Area
i.Enter the Admin Area.
ii.Open Restart tab on the left side.
iii.Select "ConfigOS" and confirm reboot.
b. Power cycle device
i.Power cycle the device.
ii.Keep tapping the touch screen until "TAP-TAP DETECTED" appears on the
top of the screen.