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Choosing the right PanelView HMI is no easy task; it’s not just about the screen size or the communication protocol. A major choice is whether a PanelView terminal will be equipped with a keypad, a touchscreen, or both. PanelView models with a keypad enable a variety of functions under harsh operating conditions that touchscreen interfaces cannot. By understanding the true costs and benefits of these input methods, engineers, operators, and maintenance personnel can select the most appropriate PanelView solution for their application. Modern PanelView families vary widely in the input options available. PanelView 5310 and 5510 terminals use touchscreen input, while PanelView 800 and legacy PanelView Plus 6 models include keypad, touchscreen, or keypad/touchscreen options depending on the model. PanelView Plus 7 Standard terminals are primarily touchscreen-based. The choice of interface affects the operator’s efficiency, navigation speed, maintenance requirements, system reliability...
A graphic terminal remains an invaluable asset within most automated systems. It gives operators a practical way to see what a machine is doing, respond to alarms, adjust process values, and keep production moving without needing to dig through the control cabinet every time something changes. Of course, the effectiveness of the terminal varies depending on factors such as screen size, graphic design, responsiveness, and so on. Because of this, it can get a bit overwhelming trying to spec the perfect HMI for your setup. Today, we’re here to narrow down your search with two popular offerings on the market: The Mitsubishi GOT2000 series and the Allen-Bradley PanelView 5500 series. Both of which are built for a serious industrial environment, yet lean into their own strengths that we will go over to help you make a more informed decision. Before diving into the comparisons, it’s best to go over what each HMI’s family is trying to accomplish. While the Mitsubishi GOT2000 and the...
The PowerFlex product family from Rockwell Automation spans one of the broadest drive portfolios in industrial automation. Engineering the right selection from within that portfolio requires understanding precisely where Rockwell draws the line between its compact and full-size (architecture-class) drive categories, and what technical capabilities exist on each side of that line. PowerFlex drives are broadly categorized into compact-class and architecture-class: compact drives are smaller, cost-effective units for simpler applications, while architecture-class drives are high-performance, feature-rich units for demanding industrial requirements. Here, we will discuss some parameters for comparing the two types of drives. Source PowerFlex 755 Drives Here Rockwell Automation organizes the PowerFlex family into three tiers: compact (component-class), standard, and architecture-class. The compact tier encompasses the PowerFlex 4 , 40 , 523 , 525 , and 527 series. The architecture-class...