About 2711-K9C8

The 2711-K9C8 is an obsolete Allen-Bradley PanelView 900 Graphics Terminal. It is an interface device and has applications in various machines for controlling and monitoring in all except the most critical of conditions. The 2711-K9C8 has pixel graphic capabilities that create an intuitive interface that uses common development software with other terminals for programming simplification.
The 2711-K9C8 terminal has a 9-inch LCD screen with a stainless-steel bezel keypad that has function keys and navigation buttons. It has a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels with 32 standard colors for the graphics. The 2711-K9C8 has dimensions of 18 x 14 x 8 in. and it weighs 8.2 lbs. It has 310 KB of RAM and 1008 KB of nonvolatile memory for file storage. It runs on 85 - 264V AC input voltage. For communication, it has a DH+ port to upload or download applications. For programming and application support, it uses PanelBuilder32 software and it runs the Windows OS (XP, Vista, 2000 version) in a 32-bit system.
The 2711-K9C8 terminal has custom applications and it can store information with advanced alarm handling. It is also equipped with an RS-232 port for online printing. It supports various universal languages, screen security, analog gauges, and memory card support. Its various ports can connect to a Logix controller, scanner, PLC, or an SLC. The 2711-K9C8 has LED indicators for detecting firmware, hardware, or communications faults.

This 2711-K9C8 PanelView allows the user to connect using Panelbuilder 32 software and a DH+ and RS-232 Printer communication port with 2711-NC14 communication cables. The Data Highway Plus terminals are capable of point-to-point communication with a single controller, as well as network communication with multiple controllers over an Allen-Bradley DH+ network. Direct access to controller data files minimizes ladder logic. Application files are easily downloaded or uploaded using PanelBuilder32 over the DH+ network, or directly via the onboard RS-232 printer port, or with a PC memory card. The most common Series are: A, B, C, D, E, and F and the most common firmware include 1.00-4.48.

Technical specifications:

Type	Lead Time	Price	Action
Repair Service	2-4 weeks	$1412	Add to Cart

We can Repair your Panelview 900

We have a team of highly trained technicians that can repair your panelview quickly at a great low price. To get a repair quote call 1-800-730-0292 or email sales@dosupply.com. Some of the benefits of our repair process includes:

Repair Turnaround of 3-5 Days for Most Panelviews

• Rush Repairs of 1-3 Days
• Fast Return of Your Repair via UPS, FedEx, or DHL.
• If the item is not repairable, you can choose to have it returned to you free of charge or it can be counted as an exchange credit toward a refurbished or new unit if available.
• Wide range of repairs that can be completed by our highly skilled technicians as shown below.
• RepairCapabilities:

  Auto Verification and Self-Test Failures

  ERROR! FEHLER! ERREUR! ERRORE!

  • Error 1 STATIC RAM test
  • Error 2 Terminal searching for a file to download.
  • Error 10 Erase boot flash area.
  • Error 11 Copy boot code
  • Error 12 Boot code copy successful
  • Error 13 Boot code copy failed. Check for error after boot code is copied to the onboard flash EPROM.
  • Error 20 Erase firmware from flash EPROM
  • Error 21 Copy firmware to firmware flash memory
  • Error 22 Firmware copy successful
  • Error 23 Firmware copy failed
  • Error 24 Performed CRC base firmware check
  • Error 25 Firmware not compatible with boot code
  • Error 26 Firmware not compatible with hardware
  • Error 30 Watchdog test
  • Error 31 Stuck key test
  • Error 32 Real time clock test
  • Error 33 LCD RAM failed
  • Error 34 Performed CRC extended firmware check
  • Error 40 No executable code to run after boot
  • Error 50 Wrong memory card format
  • Error 60 CPU could not execute code

  We Can Repair Your Hardware failures including:

  • Communication Hardware Faults (Ethernet/IP, DH-485, DH+, ControlNet, and RS-232)
  • Broken Toushcreen/Keypads
  • Broken Glass
  • Displays (Dead/Dim/Lines/Missing Pixels)
  • Dead Backlights
  • Broken Housing/Bezel
  • Power Board Failures