Modern industrial HMI for a buffer storage system with a digital display showing 'BUFFER STOCK', buttons, and status indicators.

Create a complete HMI (Human‑Machine Interface) for a buffer storage system used in a monitor assembly line. The design must be based on the following description from my document: ‘In an assembly line there is a buffer storage for computer monitors. The incoming and outgoing monitors are detected by light barriers, whose pulses are counted. If the stock reaches the upper limit (20 units), the conveyor motor must stop. If the stock falls below the lower limit (8 units), a warning light must turn on. The counter is reset at the beginning of the shift when the buffer is empty by pressing a push button.’ Use the following inputs and outputs from the document: ‘Switch On/Off – S0 – E0.0’ ‘Reset push button – S1 – E0.1’ ‘Light barrier 1 – LS1 – E0.2’ ‘Light barrier 2 – LS2 – E0.3’ ‘Conveyor motor – M1 – A0.0’ ‘Warning light – P1 – A0.1’ Create a modern, clean, industrial-style HMI including: – A display showing the current buffer stock (counter value) – A color indicator or status panel for: – Normal operation – Lower limit reached (< 8) – Upper limit reached (≥ 20) – A switch for system On/Off (S0) – A push button for resetting the counter (S1) – Status indicators for LS1 and LS2 – Control and status display for the conveyor motor (M1) – Status display for the warning light (P1) – Optional: a trend graph showing stock over time – Optional: a diagnostics area for sensor states Provide: – A complete layout description – Colors, icons, and UI structure – Page navigation (if Ver más