Technical Specifications

• Type: Human-Machine Interface (HMI) Panel
• Display:
  • Screen Size: 10.4 inches
  • Resolution: 800 x 600 pixels (SVGA)
  • Touchscreen: Resistive touchscreen for user input
  • Display Type: TFT color display
• Processor: Typically powered by a high-performance processor designed to handle industrial control applications efficiently.
• Memory:
  • RAM: Adequate RAM for running HMI applications (exact specifications may vary)
  • Flash Memory: Integrated flash memory for storing applications and data
• Operating System: Usually runs on Windows CE or a similar embedded operating system, supporting a variety of HMI software.
• Connectivity:
  • Serial Ports: RS232/RS485 ports for communication with other devices
  • Ethernet: Integrated Ethernet port for network communication
  • USB Ports: Available for connecting external devices like keyboards, mice, or USB drives
• Power Supply: Operates on a standard industrial power supply (24V DC typical)
• Mounting: Designed for panel mounting, making it suitable for installation in control cabinets or operator panels.

Features

• User Interface: Provides an intuitive graphical interface for controlling and monitoring industrial processes. The touchscreen allows operators to interact with the system easily.
• Data Logging: Capable of logging data from various sensors and devices, which can be displayed on-screen or exported for analysis.
• Alarming: Features alarm management capabilities, alerting operators to critical issues in the system.
• Remote Access: May support remote access for monitoring and controlling the system from different locations.
• Programmable: Compatible with Eaton’s programming software (such as GALILEO), allowing for custom application development.
• Robust Design: Built to withstand harsh industrial environments with a rugged design that is resistant to dust, vibration, and other challenging conditions.

Application Scenarios

• Industrial Automation: Used as an interface for operators to monitor and control machinery and processes in manufacturing plants, water treatment facilities, and other industrial environments.
• Process Control: Applied in process industries like oil and gas, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals, where it allows for real-time monitoring and adjustments of production processes.
• Building Management Systems: Utilized in building automation systems for controlling HVAC, lighting, and other building systems.
• Energy Management: Employed in energy management systems for monitoring and controlling energy usage, ensuring efficient operation of electrical systems.