2711-T9A15

The Allen-Bradley 2711-T9A15 Panelview 900 is a terminal that works as an interface that for exchanging of data and information between the user and the machine when the 2711-T9A15 is mounted in an enclosure. Its second-degree level of IEC-1131-2 pollution protection guides the user when installing it with panel cutout tools. These guidelines protect the internal circuitry. The HMI’s screen size is 9 inches and the screen display is monochrome. The touchscreen has a keypad with keys that can input data to control the terminal. The user can work the keypad by tapping, pressing, swiping, or holding the keys. An alternating current voltage supplies the whole unit with power. Furthermore, the internal storage capacity of the unit does not exceed 1MB. The 2711-T9A15 terminal weighs 8 pounds and measures 16 by 14 by 8 inches. Several controllers connect to the ControlNet link through the ControlNet terminals, which enable the user or a robot to access the controller data without having to schedule the availability. These terminals also support redundant cabling and addressing for the symbolic CIP when communicating with the ControlLogix system. A network availability port characterizes each terminal for accessing the local ControlNet network.

The 2711-T9A15 is part of the discontinued Allen-Bradley PanelView 900 line of terminals. When the user mounts it in an enclosure on a machine, it creates an interface that enables the exchange of data between the user and the machine. The IEC-1131-2 pollution protection unit guides the user when installing the network, saving the internal circuitry from damage. The unit’s screen has that enables the user to connect to the ControlNet link through the RS-232 printer port and a 2711-NC13 cable. The 2711-T9A15 ’s touch screen contains a keypad for entering data and controlling the terminal. The 2711-T9A15 runs on AC power. The internal storage capacity of the unit does not exceed 1 MB. The 2711-T9A15 has several controllers connected to the ControlNet link through the ControlNet terminals, which allow access to the controller data without the need to schedule the availability. These terminals also support redundant cabling and addressing of the symbolic CIP when there is communication with the ControlLogix system. A network availability port gives each terminal access to a local ControlNet network.