4C1000.01-010 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 4C1000.01-010 is part of the 4C PanelWare Panels series and uses a VT100 command set with a VT100 emulation operating mode. It operates at a supply voltage of 24 VDC with a current draw of 65 mA, and features an RS232 primary interface with a 9-pin D-Type connector. The panel has dimensions of 182 mm width, 86 mm height, and 30 mm depth.
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The 4C1000.01-010 operator panel is produced by B&R Automation for the 4C PanelWare Panels series and serves as a compact human-machine interface for programmable controllers in industrial automation. It provides a text-oriented window where operators can issue commands and observe machine status. This arrangement allows legacy serial terminal functions to be integrated into modern control cabinets without requiring changes to the application code. Its modular layout supports one display module and up to seven keypad modules, allowing the local key matrix to be expanded without changing the CPU board.
The unit is powered by a nominal 24 VDC supply and draws only 65 mA at that voltage, so it places minimal demand on cabinet power buses. Communication is handled through a non-isolated RS-232 channel, with signals routed through a 9-pin D-type male connector. XON/XOFF flow control can pause or resume data transmission at speeds up to 38,400 baud. A 5 VDC, 150 mA auxiliary rail is available through the interface to power small external adapters. The incoming supply line terminates on a keyed four-pin connector that helps prevent incorrect wiring during installation.
The enclosure has a width of 182 mm, a depth of 30 mm, and a front height of 86 mm. Its compact dimensions allow installation in shallow rack doors or on swing arms where mounting space is limited. During operation, the panel withstands shocks of 15 g lasting 11 ms across all three axes, helping protect the electronics when installed on moving gantries or other vibration-prone machinery. When the terminal is online, the screen operates through VT100 emulation. It reproduces cursor positioning, text attributes, and escape sequences used by older minicomputer consoles, allowing established terminal-based control functions to remain available through the panel.
