GE 10 "/12" QuickPanel View Compact Industrial grade Human Machine Interface (HMI) Computer

GE 10 "/12" QuickPanel View Compact Industrial grade Human Machine Interface (HMI) Computer

Product Overview

10 "/12" QuickPanel View is a compact industrial grade human-machine interface (HMI) computer based on Microsoft Windows CE. NET operating system, suitable for real-time monitoring and operation in factory workshops. It integrates a high-resolution touch screen, multiple communication interfaces, and expansion functions, supporting HMI application operation, data storage, and network communication. It has a sturdy and durable design that can adapt to harsh conditions such as dust and vibration in industrial environments.

Basic setup and installation

1. Hardware installation

Power connection: A 24VDC power supply (48W) needs to be connected and wired through the three screw terminals of a dedicated plug to ensure that the power supply has been disconnected before wiring.

Panel installation: It is necessary to cut openings on the installation panel that meet the size requirements (10 "model: 8.96" × 11.88 "; 12" model: corresponding size), and use the attached 10 mounting clips to fix them. The torque range is 2.6-4.4 inches/pound (0.3-0.5 Nm).

Protection requirements: After installation, it is necessary to ensure that the front panel sealing ring is intact to meet NEMA 4, 4X, and 12 protection levels (corresponding levels of panels or enclosures need to be matched).

2. Startup and shutdown

Startup process: After the first power on, the startup interface will be displayed, and after 5 seconds, it will automatically enter the Windows CE desktop. Basic parameters such as display, touch screen, clock, and network need to be configured, and "Backup" should be run to save the settings.

Shutdown process: It is recommended to exit all programs first, run "Backup" to save settings, and then restart or disconnect the power to avoid data loss.

Hardware and Interface

1. Core hardware configuration

Processor: Intel XScale PXA255 300 MHz.

Memory: 32 MB DRAM (divided into system, program, and storage memory), 32 MB Flash storage (including operating system and user program areas), 512 KB battery backup SRAM (data power off reserved).

Display:

10 "monochrome model: 640 × 480 resolution, 256 levels of grayscale, passive display.

12 "model: 800 × 600 resolution, color model supports 32768 colors, monochrome model supports 256 levels of grayscale, both are TFT active displays.

Touch screen: resistive, 12 bit resolution, supports stylus or finger operation, requires calibration to ensure accuracy.

2. Interfaces and extensions

Communication interface:

COM1: DB25 female interface, supporting EIA232 C/EIA485 standard, with a maximum speed of 115200 bps, can be used for serial communication or terminal simulation.

Ethernet: RJ45 interface, supports 10/100BaseT adaptation, includes 2 status LEDs, supports TCP/IP protocol and network connection.

CF card slot: Supports Type II Compact Flash cards, expandable storage or adding functional modules (such as wireless network cards).

Expansion bus: Built in expansion slot, supports optional expansion modules (requires opening the back cover for installation).

Other interfaces: 4 external USB 2.0 ports, 1 internal USB port, VGA display interface (12 "model including Display Port).

Software and Operations

1. Operating system and core functions

Operating System: Windows CE. NET 4.1, supports 32-bit applications, compatible with Windows series operating logic, simplifies development and operation.

Key tools:

Backup: Save the registry and desktop settings to Flash to ensure that the configuration is not lost after power failure.

Storage Manager: Manage storage devices (CF cards SRAM）， Support repair or formatting.

System Information: Display device hardware, system version, and other information to assist in troubleshooting.

Pocket Internet Explorer: Browse web pages, supports JavaScript, can configure proxy servers and dial-up connections.

2. Network and Communication Configuration

IP address setting: Supports DHCP automatic acquisition or manual configuration, which needs to be set through "Network and Dial up Connections".

Windows network access: Device name, user information, and domain need to be configured to access network shared resources through Windows CE Explorer.