Display 6182H Repair

The VersaView CE 6182H display terminal series is used across different industries and introduced by Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation. The 6182H display terminal series consists of VersaView CE 700 H, 1000H, 1250H, and 1500H variants. These units are made for open Windows CE.NET environments running on the RSView Machine Edition operating system. The pre-activated software is included with the VersaView CE terminal. The 6182H display terminal is a modular component that can be configured to meet specific needs and used with elements such as logic and communication modules. The logic module that is attached to 6182H display terminal has 24 Volts DC input and the same kind of processor. Besides that, the VersaView logic module has a 10/100BaseT Ethernet port, a serial RS-232 port, and 2 USB ports. The logic module has a real-time clock that is backed by a battery and a slot for compact flash cards.

The 6182H color display terminals can be delivered with touchscreens, keypads, or a combination of both. The users can choose the input of their preference, along with options such as communication modules, internal flash memory modules, remote power supplies, and RAM. Besides that, the manufacturer provides great support for spare parts, firmware upgrades, adapters, and cables. The 6182H display terminals are equipped with 650 megahertz Celeron processors and USB ports for connecting a peripheral device such as a mouse, keyboard, or printer. VersaView display terminals provide field replaceable bezels and expandable working memory up to 512 megabytes through expansion modules. Also, the terminals from the 6182H series enable Ethernet and serial communication. Besides that, it allows for DH+/DH485/Remote I/O, ControlNet, and DeviceNet network communication by using communication modules that mount on top of the logic module. The 6182H display terminals are available in sizes from 6.5 to 15 inches (165.1 to 381 millimeters) and they all share the same features and firmware to enable the users to upgrade or downgrade to a larger or smaller display terminal at any time. The available touchscreens are analog-resistive and their keypad counterparts have programmable keys for the initiation of terminal functions.