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L011216 - Getting Started

- When a HMI is first connected via USB, Windows often installs the wrong driver (PNX Bulk Device). - To install the correct driver, the user must locate the incorrectly installed driver in Device Manager and update it to the manufacturer's USB driver. - Once the proper USB driver is installed, the user can download programs to the HMI via USB without errors.

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L011216 - Getting Started

- When a HMI is first connected via USB, Windows often installs the wrong driver (PNX Bulk Device). - To install the correct driver, the user must locate the incorrectly installed driver in Device Manager and update it to the manufacturer's USB driver. - Once the proper USB driver is installed, the user can download programs to the HMI via USB without errors.

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INSTALLING HMI DRIVER

Typically when plugging in a HMI into the computer for the first time (via USB) or
a new HMI series, the PC will attempt to install a driver for it. Often times the PC
will not know where to go and retrieve the driver so it will install a PNX Bulk Device
driver, which is incorrect.

If the developer attempts to download the program to the HMI (via USB) without
updating the driver, they will receive a USB handle failed to open error. This error
message indicates that the HMI is not powered on or the wrong driver was in-
stalled.

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INSTALLING HMI DRIVER
To load the proper driver for the HMI we must first find the HMI on the Device
Manager. Since we already know that the wrong driver was loaded we must now
look for a LibUsb-Win32 Devices drop down menu, which should contain a PNX
Bulk Device. Typically the wrong driver that is loaded for the HMI is the PNX Bulk
Device but if no such driver exists, we need to get a tad creative. If the PNX Bulk
Device driver does not exist: unplug the HMI unit, wait a few seconds and plug the
HMI back in, while keeping your eye on the Device Manager to locate the device
that has just been added. This new device will be the driver that must be updated.

Once the faulty HMI driver is located we can continue to load the proper Kinco HMI
USB Driver. Right click on the PNX Bulk Device and select Update Driver Soft-
ware.

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On this screen you are given the option to either let Windows search for the correct
driver ( which it proved it could not do the first time) or to browse your computer for
the correct driver. Select Browse my computer for driver software.

Here we want to select Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer.

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INSTALLING HMI DRIVER

If the Kinco HMI USB Driver has been loaded before, this screen will typically list it
and if so we can simply select it and click next. If we have never loaded the Kinco
HMI USB Driver than we must select Have Disk.

Select the Browse button to locate the Kinco HMI USB Driver.

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INSTALLING HMI DRIVER

Typically the Kinco HMIware software installs directly onto the C: drive. So if the
default settings were kept the bulkusb.inf driver should have the following file path,
C:\Kinco\Kinco HMIware v2.2\driver. Once you have navigated to the driver direc-
tory select the bulkusb.inf file and click open.

Verify that the proper directory is listed and select OK.

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INSTALLING HMI DRIVER

If the bulkusb.inf file was selected correctly in the previous step the following
screen should list Kinco HMI USB. Select the Kinco HMI USB driver and click
Next.

Driver is installing.

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The proper Kinco HMI USB driver is now installed.

The Device Manager is now updated with the Kinco HMI USB driver.

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INSTALLING HMI DRIVER

In the Kinco HMIware Software go to Tools→Download and click the Download


button on the Download screen. Below is the screen indicating the program is
downloading to the HMI, rather than a HMI USB handle failed error screen.

Program was successfully downloaded.

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PROGRAM DOWNLOAD VIA USB

In the Kinco HMIware Software go to Tools→Download Way.

From the Download Device drop down menu select the USB option and click OK.

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PROGRAM DOWNLOAD VIA USB
Compile the project for program download by going to Tools→Compile

The compilation was a success!

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PROGRAM DOWNLOAD VIA USB

To download the program go to Tools→Download.

Click the Download button to begin program download.

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PROGRAM DOWNLOAD VIA USB

Program is downloading to the HMI.

Program was successfully downloaded to the HMI.

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PROGRAM DOWNLOAD VIA ETHERNET

Open the Windows Command Prompt


Type ipconfig and press enter
This will show the network settings of you adapter cards
We are concerned with the Subnet Mask and Default Gateway

Create a New Project


Call it what you like
Drag and Drop the HMI you are using into the configuration window

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PROGRAM DOWNLOAD VIA ETHERNET

Double click the HMI


Assign the HMI a unique IP Address
Type in the Subnet Mask and Default Gateway we retrieved from the Windows Command Prompt

Drag and Drop an Ethernet Connection


Click Add
Type in the unique IP Address you assigne the HMI in the IP Address field
Leave the Port Num @ 2008

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Click Save
Go to Tools-> Download Way
Make sure that USB is selected from the Download Device Dropdown

Compile Project
Tools->Compile All
Download
Tools->Download

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PROGRAM DOWNLOAD VIA ETHERNET

We download via USB the first time around to write the Network Parameters
into the HMI. We will now change the Download Way to Ethernet
Tools->Download Way
Select Ethernet from the Download Device dropdown

Compile Project
Tools->Compile All
Download Project
Tools->Download

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PROGRAM DOWNLOAD VIA ETHERNET

After you Click download you should see the KH Download Window appear
and the progress bar moving. Eventually the Download Success window will
appear, just press OK. We are all Done!

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