CP7932-0001-0000 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff CP7932-0001-0000 is a 15 inch TFT display unit with a resolution of 1024 by 768, and is part of the CP Panel PC Systems series. It has an alphanumeric keypad, operates at a supply voltage of 24 VDC, and features a 19-pin M16 DVI connector. The unit is equipped with IP65 protection, supports a power consumption of 25 W, and withstands shock up to 5 G for 30 ms.
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The CP7932-0001-0000 is a panel PC produced by Beckhoff within the CP Panel PC Systems series. It combines a 15-inch display, embedded computer, and fixed keypad so it can operate as a decentralized human-machine interface for programmable controllers and motion systems on the factory floor. By integrating visualization, data processing, and operator input in one enclosure, it removes the need for separate monitors, industrial PCs, and external keyboards.
All external connectors are sealed to IP67, allowing the unit to be mounted directly on machinery without an additional cabinet. The TFT screen delivers a resolution of 1024 × 768 on a 15 in diagonal, providing enough pixels for SCADA graphics and alarm dialogs. Typical power draw is 25 W, and the electronics accept a field supply of 24 VDC from 20.4 to 28.8 VDC through a 4-pin M12 power connector. Video output for an auxiliary monitor is available on a DVI-I port that uses a 19-pin M16 fitting, while service or expansion peripherals connect through an 8-pin M9 USB interface. The front panel includes an alphanumeric keypad so operators can enter setpoints or fault codes without attaching an external keyboard.
The front surface has a protection rating of IP65, which shields it against dust ingress and low-pressure water jets during washdown cleaning. During operation, the electronics remain functional from 0 to 55 °C, and they tolerate non-operational storage between -20 and 65 °C. The aluminum housing withstands mechanical shocks up to 5 G, 30 ms, and it resists continuous vibration in two frequency bands, including 10–58 Hz at 0.035 mm displacement and 58–500 Hz at 0.5 G acceleration. This combination supports installation on presses, packaging machines, and mobile material-handling equipment that are exposed to impact and vibration during normal use.
