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Control systems, panels, HMIs, interfaces, screens
News Release from: IDEC Electronics | Subject: Bigger and better touchscreens
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 December 2005
Clear, easy to use displays and
touchscreens
Idec Electronics is known as an HMI company and with its HG3F and 4F, 10.4 inch and 12.1 inch touchscreens has confirmed its ability to provide clear, easy to use displays.
Idec Electronics is known as an HMI company and with its HG3F and 4F, 10.4 inch and 12.1 inch touchscreens, Idec has confirmed its ability to provide clear, easy to use displays to rival any similar product With 256 colours to play with, the HG3F (10.4 inch) and HG3F (12.1 inch) offer bright, clear TFT screens that can be seen from any distance
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 8 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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High resolution definition, 640W x 480H pixels for the HG3F and 800W x 600H for the HG4F, also 8 MB of memory ensure these touchscreens have more than enough capability for the most demanding application.
The displays have a field replaceable backlight, RS232, RS485 and RS422 compatibility, a parallel port and a 10Base T Ethernet ports.
They are CE marked, c-UL and UL listed and meet UL1604 for hazardous area classification and with IP66 rating can be considered suitable for most environments.
A compact flash memory provides data logging support for alarms and trending.
Updated WindO/I software will programme these larger touchscreens as well as the other models in the HG range and drivers are included at no extra cost to provide communications to other manufacturers PLCs.
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