4D1164.00-590 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 4D1164.00-590 is part of the 4D PanelWare Panels series and features a graphics-compatible LCD display with a resolution of 128 by 240 pixels and text mode supporting 16 lines by 40 characters. It uses a CFL backlight, provides 6 keys with LEDs, and operates at 135 mA with a supply voltage of 24 VDC. This panel can withstand shock acceleration up to 15 g on 3 axes for 11 milliseconds and vibration acceleration of 9.8 m/s² between 58 and 150 Hz.
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The 4D1164.00-590 is a B & R Automation PanelWare panel with a graphics-capable LCD display and 128 x 240 pixel graphics mode. A 6-key LED interface and 135 mA draw at 24 VDC support efficient operator control and straightforward panel integration, making this unit a dependable HMI choice.
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The 4D1164.00-590 operator interface is produced by B & R Automation as part of the 4D PanelWare Panels series. Within an automated cell, it serves as a compact human-machine gateway, presenting live process data and receiving user commands through its integrated screen and keypad. The unit is designed for mounting on control doors or machine frames so operators can adjust parameters, acknowledge alarms, and observe status without accessing the main controller enclosure.
The display section is specified as a graphics-capable LCD module that is illuminated by a miniature fluorescent lamp backlight for consistent contrast in dim cabinets. In graphics mode, it renders at 128 x 240 pixels, a resolution sufficient for vectorized schematics, bar graphs, and bitmap icons. When text presentation is preferred, the controller can switch to 16 lines x 40 characters, allowing structured menus and alarm lists without scrolling. Operator input is handled by 6 keys with LEDs, and each key’s integrated diode provides immediate visual confirmation of an acknowledged command or an active function, reducing the likelihood of input errors in noisy production zones.
The electronics draw 135 mA at 24 VDC, a current level that permits direct connection to the standard 24-volt control bus without separate power conditioning. During transport or accidental impacts, the panel survives shock loads up to 15 g for 11 msec across 3 axes, protecting the display glass and key contacts. Continuous service on vibrating equipment is also supported; it endures sinusoidal motion of 9.8 m/s² between 58 and 150 Hz and a peak displacement of 0.075 mm from 10 to 58 Hz, with 20 vibration cycles applied per axis during validation. These mechanical limits keep the HMI functional on presses, fillers, and mobile platforms that impose repetitive mechanical stress.
