4D1164.00-90 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 4D1164.00-90 is part of the 4D PanelWare Panels series and features a graphics-capable LCD display with a resolution of 128 by 240 pixels. This panel operates with a current requirement of 135 mA at 24 VDC and has 6 keys equipped with LEDs. It is designed to withstand vibration levels up to 1 g and shock up to 15 g across 3 axes.
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The 4D1164.00-90 is a B & R Automation PanelWare panel with a graphics-capable LCD display and 16-line by 40-character text mode. A low 135 mA requirement at 24 VDC and 6 LED-equipped keys support efficient integration and clear operator input. A 15 g shock rating makes this unit a dependable HMI choice for industrial service.
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The 4D1164.00-90 panel is produced by B&R Automation within the 4D PanelWare Panels series. It is a compact human-machine interface that mounts on a machine cabinet and serves as the local operator point for startup, monitoring, and parameter entry tasks in automated equipment. An integrated keypad and display remove the need for an external computer, so operators can interact with the controller directly at the installation site. The front-panel format keeps routine status viewing and command entry close to the machine process.
This HMI consumes only 135 mA at 24 VDC, allowing it to share low-power control buses without overloading the supply. Its screen is a graphics-capable LCD unit, so status icons or mimic diagrams can be shown instead of plain text. In graphics mode, the display renders at 128 × 240 pixels, giving adequate resolution for simple trend plots or machine schematics. When an application relies on plain characters, the text mode presents 16 lines × 40 characters, which is enough to list alarms, variable names, and setpoints without scrolling. Operator input is handled through 6 keys with LEDs, and the embedded LEDs can confirm a keypress or indicate the active function key in noisy environments. The combination of graphical and text presentation allows one application to use symbols for operating states and alphanumeric screens for settings.
Mechanical endurance supports installation on moving or vibration-prone assemblies. The unit withstands shocks up to 15 g, generated by a peak acceleration of 150 m/sec² across three mutually perpendicular axes during an 11 ms pulse. During normal service, it tolerates a vibration amplitude of 1 g, which corresponds to a sinusoidal acceleration of 9.8 m/sec². A peak displacement of 0.075 mm over 20 cycles per axis allows mounting on gearboxes, presses, or other reciprocating machinery without display flicker or key malfunction. The stated motion limits help the display and keypad remain usable where cabinet vibration is part of normal machine operation.
