ABB PP825 3BSE042240R1 Touchscreen Operation Panel

Adopts a 12-inch color TFT display with a resolution of 800×600 pixels, clearly showing graphics, text, and data.

Equipped with a resistive touchscreen operable by fingers or a stylus. The touchscreen converts touch actions into electrical signals, which are transmitted to the controller for processing, enabling various device controls and parameter settings.

Features a navigation keypad, function keys, and a power button for quick operations.

Provides multiple communication interfaces for seamless integration with various automation devices and systems.

Connects to systems like ABB's AC 800M DCS via an Ethernet interface, using standard network protocols (e.g., TCP/IP) for fast data transmission and interaction. This allows real-time industrial field data acquisition and sends user operation commands to related devices.

Based on open architecture and technologies, running on Windows Embedded or a dedicated real-time operating system. It manages hardware resources (processor, memory, communication interfaces), provides a stable runtime environment for upper-layer applications, and supports multiple languages for global usability.

Configured via ABB's Panel Builder tool. Users can design interface elements (buttons, indicators, gauges, trend charts) and associate them with real industrial device variables.

When device status changes, corresponding interface elements update in real time. Conversely, user operations on the panel are transmitted via the communication network to control industrial devices.

Enables setting alarm conditions, data recording strategies, etc. It triggers alarms (sound, flashing indicators, pop-up windows) for anomalies and logs event details (time, type, device status) for troubleshooting.

Connects with other industrial automation devices (PLCs, sensors) via communication interfaces, collecting real-time operation status and process parameters, then transmitting data to the panel's processor.

The processor processes received data, converts it into visual graphics/text per pre-set configuration rules, and displays it on the screen for intuitive device monitoring.

Operators modify parameters or send commands via the touchscreen/keys. The panel converts operations into instructions, sending them to control devices in the automation system to regulate industrial processes.

The system monitors collected data against preset alarm thresholds. When data exceeds normal ranges or anomalies occur, the panel alerts operators via sound, flashing indicators, or pop-ups. It also records alarm events (time, type, status) for analysis.

The high-resolution screen clearly presents graphics, text, and data, enabling users to accurately obtain information for precise device monitoring and operation.

Supports multi-touch gestures (swiping, zooming) for intuitive automation system control, enhancing HMI efficiency and flexibility.

The simple touchscreen interface and clear operation logic allow new users to get started quickly, reducing training costs and accelerating operational proficiency.

Tailored to specific application needs, it meets unique requirements of different automation systems by customizing personalized interfaces and functions for various industrial scenarios and processes.

Multiple communication interfaces enable seamless integration with ABB devices and third-party equipment, facilitating data interaction and building complete automation control systems.

Rigorously tested and quality-controlled, it operates stably in harsh industrial environments (high temperature, humidity, dust), minimizing failure rates and ensuring continuous production.

Supports remote monitoring and maintenance, enabling engineers to upgrade software and troubleshoot issues remotely, reducing maintenance costs, difficulty, and equipment downtime.