Lasty, many times when s were upgraded to GE Mark V HMIs, many unnecessary files were copied from the to the GE Mark V HMI, which might mean that some.
img file was created on a GE Mark V HMI, then you'll have to determine what program was used to create the file in order to be able to view it. pcx file, which many word processing and (rich) text editor You can copy that executable to any PC, along with the. If the Mark V operator interface was an, you will find the file you're looking for on the, in G:\EXEC directory. img file was an (which is technically an HMI, but GE also sells a MS Windows-based HMI which runs CIMPLICITY for the graphical user interface, and they call that an HMI (I call it a GE Mark V HMI), so an HMI isn't necessarily an HMI!), then it can't be directly opened it's a proprietary file format which must be converted to something that is recognizable by other programs. If the Mark V operator interface which created the.
It's not clear what program was used to create the. Thanks for using the 'Search' feature of !
