5AP920.1505-K20 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 5AP920.1505-K20 is part of the 5AP Single Touch Automation Panels series and includes a color TFT display with XGA resolution. It features a resistive touchscreen, a serial RS232 interface, and supports USB 2.0 with a current load of 500 mA. The panel operates on a 24 VDC supply voltage.
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The 5AP920.1505-K20 is a B & R Automation single touch automation panel with a color TFT display and XGA resolution. A resistive touchscreen and 24 VDC supply support dependable operation and straightforward control integration on factory equipment. USB 2.0 connectivity rated for 500 mA is a strong advantage for modern interface expansion.
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B & R Automation’s 5AP920.1505-K20 operator interface belongs to the 5AP Single Touch Automation Panels series and serves as a human-machine interface for programmable controllers and drive systems. The panel combines a single-touch surface with an embedded processor so operators can issue commands, observe system states, and acknowledge alarms in real time. Its front glass and bezel are built for cabinet mounting in production lines where local visualization is needed, giving direct access to control parameters on the machine. This arrangement supports local operation at the machine, so status review and command entry do not depend on a separate workstation.
The panel is powered from a 24 VDC control supply, keeping it compatible with standard control cabinet buses and simplifying power distribution. Graphics appear on an XGA display, providing a 1024 × 768 pixel layout that supports detailed diagnostic screens. That resolution leaves enough space for trend windows, alarm lists, and navigation elements to remain visible on one screen. The underlying Color TFT technology supports full-color status icons and a wide viewing angle for clearer screen visibility. Operator input is handled through a Resistive touch layer, so the panel can respond to pressure from gloved fingers or a stylus in dusty work areas. For data exchange, the controller includes a port that complies with USB 2.0, allowing application transfers and external file access at speeds up to 480 Mbit/s.
When external devices are connected, the port can source up to 500 mA, which is enough current for flash drives or a keyboard without an auxiliary hub. Legacy equipment can still be connected through the built-in RS232 channel, which remains useful for barcode readers and simple diagnostic terminals that rely on asynchronous serial communication. The serial connection is also suitable for devices that use straightforward point-to-point data exchange instead of Ethernet-based links. The screen includes debounce filtering and calibration routines that help minimize drift during extended use. These interfaces support log capture, parameter adjustment, and application reloading without removing the unit from the cabinet.
