UNIOP ETT-VGA-0045 Industrial Display Module

High-Resolution Display: Provides clear and delicate screen display, facilitating operators to observe equipment operation parameters and other information.

Touchscreen Operation: Supports resistive or capacitive touchscreens, allowing users to perform operations like clicking and dragging on the screen for intuitive and convenient device control.

Multifunctionality: Supports multiple communication protocols and video input formats, enabling integration with devices like PLCs. It can display equipment operation status and parameters, receive user input commands to control devices, and record operation data and historical information.

Display Size: Typically available in various specifications from 4.3 inches to 10.4 inches.

Display Resolution: Ranges from 640×480 pixels to 1920×1080 pixels.

Touch Technology: Resistive or capacitive.

Input Voltage: DC 5V to DC 24V.

Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to +60°C.

Protection Level: Generally IP65.

Interface Types: VGA, USB, RS-232, RS-485, Ethernet, etc.

Weight: Approximately 300 grams.

Material: PC and ABS.

No Touch Response: May be caused by a damaged touchscreen, faulty touch sensor, or driver issues. First, check if the driver is correctly installed. If the driver is normal, it may be a hardware failure, requiring professional inspection, maintenance, or touchscreen replacement.

Abnormal Display (e.g., black screen, screen flickering): May result from power failure, VGA cable problems, damaged display, or faulty display driver circuit. First, check if the power input is normal, then verify that the VGA cable is securely connected. If both are normal, the display or driver circuit may be faulty, requiring professional repair.

Communication Failure: Inability to communicate normally with external devices may be due to incorrect communication protocol settings, damaged communication interface, or faulty communication cable. Check the communication protocol settings and verify the normality of the interface and cable.

System Freezing: May be caused by insufficient memory due to excessive running programs or program errors. Try restarting the device. If freezing occurs frequently, check running programs, close unnecessary tasks, and reinstall the system or update programs if necessary.