MICRO INNOVATION XVC-101-C192K-K82 Panel
The MICRO INNOVATION XVC-101-C192K-K82 Panel is an industrial operator terminal used for machine visualization and control. It is identified by article number 85 23 200000 and operates from a 24 VDC supply with a current draw of approximately 0.15 A. The low current requirement is typical of modern industrial displays and makes the unit suitable for cabinets where the available 24 VDC supply must serve several devices. The panel is designed for mounting in machine consoles and control cabinets, where operators need a clear and dependable interface to the production process.
Electrical Characteristics
The 24 VDC supply at 0.15 A places the unit within the standard low voltage control range used throughout industrial automation. This makes integration with existing power distribution straightforward, since most cabinets already provide a regulated 24 VDC rail for sensors, I/O modules, and operator devices. Correct polarity, adequate conductor cross section, and proper fusing should be observed during installation. A stable supply helps maintain display brightness and reliable communication. Where the machine includes inductive loads or drives, the supply should be filtered according to the system documentation to avoid disturbance on the display electronics.
Display and Operator Interface
The panel provides a display area for machine screens, process values, and status information. Operators can navigate between overview pages, detail views, and alarm lists. Input elements allow setpoints to be changed and commands to be issued. The interface is intended for industrial environments where clarity and readability matter. Screen layouts can be designed to match the machine workflow, which reduces training time and helps prevent operating mistakes. The display is arranged so that important information remains visible without excessive navigation, supporting quick response when the process changes.
Machine Visualization
Effective visualization helps operators understand machine state at a glance. The panel can present production counts, axis positions, temperatures, pressures, and other process values. Alarm pages can show priority, cause, and suggested action. Trend displays and data tables allow users to follow process behaviour over time. Engineers can create screens for setup, automatic mode, maintenance, and service. This structure improves transparency and supports efficient production control, particularly where several machine sections must be monitored from one location.
System Integration
The terminal communicates with controllers, I/O modules, and drives through the machine network. It exchanges process data and status information so that the display reflects the current machine state. Parameters entered on the panel can be written to the control system, and status values can be read back for display. This integration allows the panel to act as the main operator interface or as a local terminal within a larger distributed architecture. A consistent engineering environment reduces project effort and supports clear documentation across machine variants.
Configuration and Engineering
Configuration is performed with the appropriate engineering software for the device family. Engineers design screens, define variables, and assign user access levels. Reusable objects and templates help standardize the interface across different machines, which is valuable when a manufacturer builds several variants of the same basic machine. Language switching and unit selection can be implemented where machines are delivered to different regions. Diagnostic pages can be added to support service work, showing module states and communication status without requiring a separate programming tool.
Diagnostics and Maintenance
The panel can display diagnostic information from the control system, including alarm messages, module status, and communication errors. This helps operators and maintenance personnel identify faults quickly. Alarm history supports root cause analysis by showing the sequence of events that preceded a stop. The unit should be installed according to the system manual and protected from excessive heat, moisture, and mechanical impact. The front surface should be cleaned with approved materials that do not damage the display or the surrounding frame. Regular checks of connectors and mounting help ensure reliable long term operation.
Installation Practice
The panel should be mounted in a suitable enclosure with protection from dust, moisture, and excessive temperature. The cutout must match the unit dimensions, and mounting hardware should be tightened evenly to avoid stress on the housing. Power and communication cables should be routed according to the system manual and separated from high power cables where practical. Shielding and grounding should follow the documented practice. After installation, the display, input elements, and communication should be tested, and the machine should be operated through a complete cycle to confirm correct interaction.
Applications
The MICRO INNOVATION XVC-101-C192K-K82 Panel is suitable for packaging machines, assembly systems, handling equipment, injection molding machines, textile machinery, and general industrial automation. Its modest power requirement and compact format suit machines where cabinet space and supply capacity are limited. Machine builders can apply the panel across several machine types to provide a consistent user experience and to simplify operator training and service procedures.
Maintenance
Maintenance includes periodic inspection of the supply connection, communication cable, and mounting hardware. Dust and residue should be removed with approved cleaning materials. If the display becomes unresponsive or communication faults appear, the technician should check the power supply, network connection, and project configuration. Documentation of service work and configuration changes supports traceability and efficient troubleshooting over the service life of the machine.
Conclusion
The MICRO INNOVATION XVC-101-C192K-K82 Panel provides industrial visualization and operator interaction for automation systems. It operates from a 24 VDC supply at 0.15 A, supports clear machine display, parameter entry, alarm handling, and diagnostic messaging, and integrates with control platforms. When designed and installed properly, it helps operators work efficiently and supports reliable machine performance.
