Efficient and modern HMI software
The iX software takes you faster from idea to running system. Filled with smarter design and engineering tools combined with solid HMI functionality, iX provides high-end HMI graphics for your applications in an open platform. Flexible and open for advanced programmers, yet easy to use and filled with ready-made features resulting in efficient, flexible project development for all. iX Runtime software is included in this operator panel.
Connectivity and expansion
Drivers to equipment from all major PLC vendors, multiple USB ports for all purposes, and dual Ethernet ports that let you separate the office network from the industrial, along with video ports and field bus extensions module (e.g. CAN bus), all ensure a flexible application which you can optimize to your specific needs.
Usability
Achieve higher user confidence in your application with a bright high-resolution display and fast touch response. The brilliant widescreen display provides a 30% larger viewing area, which expands display capabilities for complex operating screens. Easy mounting and access to connections save engineers time. Full vector-based graphics and support for media objects such as web pages, PDFs, and videos increase the user experience and efficiency of operation. The option to run other software in parallel to iX runtime makes it possible to increase functionality and efficiency even further.
Performance
The efficient running of larger high-end applications is secured by the latest Intel iCore processors and the latest technologies for hardware and software design.
Quality
Industrial class quality components and engineering design set in a robust IP65 lightweight aluminum construction, make this a reliable operator panel that meets global environmental requirements. Long availability of components ensures your applications’ lifetime, and features such as Diagnostic monitor and Unit health status mean you can plan service on demand and preemptive maintenance without disrupting your production schedule.
