Product Description:

The BTV15.2CA-64B-32D-B-FW is a visualization terminal developed by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the BTV15 Visualization Terminals series. The unit serves as an operator interface for automated machinery, presenting process data and enabling parameter entry through integrated keys and communication ports. Eight tactile machine keys permit direct axis commands and quick menu access during routine machine operation.

For graphic output, its display produces 640 x 480 px on an 8.2-inch DSTN color screen, providing adequate pixel density for status icons and alarm text. Screen content is buffered in 2 MB of dedicated graphics memory so redraws remain stable during animated motion displays and page changes. A 10Base-T Ethernet port links the terminal to higher-level PLC or MES networks, while dual serial channels, one fixed RS-232 and one switchable between RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485, support legacy drives and sensors. The internal processor clocks at 266 MHz, enabling menu navigation and script handling without delay. Electrical loading peaks at 50 VA, a figure used when sizing control cabinet power supplies. This combination allows the terminal to exchange plant data while keeping local screen response consistent during normal operator input.

The polycarbonate front panel carries an IP65 rating, so spraydown cleaning will not reach circuitry, while the rear housing remains at IP20 for convection cooling. Nominal operating voltage is 24 VDC, and typical heat dissipation is 24 W, rising to a maximum of 40 W under continuous backlight use; both values must be considered when planning enclosure ventilation. Physical integration is simplified by overall dimensions of 318 × 230 × 130 mm, allowing flush mounting beside other 15-series terminals. Runtime applications execute out of 64 MB of work memory, leaving space for language tables, trend buffers, and recipe data without external storage. The front-to-rear protection split suits panel installation, with the sealed operator side facing the machine area and the ventilated rear section remaining inside the enclosure.