2711-T9C15 Ser C

About 2711-T9C15/C

The 2711-T9C15 Series C operator terminal is a product of Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation and part of the PanelView 900 terminal series. It has touchscreen objects that control and activates applications by touch. This unit is a human-machine interface with a color display screen that has the standard EGA 32-color palette with 384 touch cells arranged in 24 columns and 16 rows. When using this module, do not press the touchscreen objects multiple times because it may lead to an unexpected operation. The 2711-T9C15 Series C operator terminal comes with a replacement part that is an Allen-Bradley 2711-NL2 backlight that illuminates the display. This terminal is intended for use in a variety of machine control and monitoring applications. The Allen-Bradley 2711-T9C15 Series C PanelView 900 operator interface terminal comes with a connector that is used to link it to a ControlLogix controller or a PLC-5 via a ControlNet network.

The 2711-T9C15 Series C terminal uses the ControlNet and RS-232 printer ports for communication purposes through a PC’s RS-232 port to enable the transfer of applications. The module operates on the Windows operating system by using the PanelBuilder32 software that allows for the configuration of the HMI as well as the development of applications that are transferred from the compact disk to the hard drive storage. It supports various memory card capacities ranging from 256 KB to 32 MB of flash memory. ATA PC memory cards can be used for the transfer and storage of applications. Additionally, the 2711-T9C15 Series C operator terminal works with an external source of power. It operates on an input power of 120 Volts AC and it is connected to a specific branch circuit during the wiring and installation of the device. This interface terminal has a fuse or circuit breaker rated at 15 Amps or less to protect the input power. It is recommended that the signal and power wirings not be routed in the same conduit, and where the power and communication lines cross, they must cross at right angles.