BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW
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The BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW is an operator panel manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. Part of the BTV20 Machine Operator Panels series, it features a 12.1-inch color TFT LCD display with a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels. The panel supports Profibus-DP interface and weighs approximately 5 kilograms.
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The BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW is a machine operator panel manufactured by Bosch Rexroth. The panel is from the BTV20 line and is made to be used in controlling automated machines. It lets operators communicate with machines, which lets them enter data, set up settings, and keep an eye on different process variables.
The BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW machine operator panel has a normal numeric keypad that can be used to enter commands and name files. There are arrow keys on it that let you move around in the display. The softkeys on the device are named L1–L6 and R1–R6. Depending on the menu on the screen, these keys do different things. On both sides of the keyboard are 16 customizable machine function keys. The function keys F1 through F9 are there to help you do common chores and move around the system. There is a rotary switch on the screen with a key that lets you choose a mode, such as Manual or Auto. On the right, there is a trackball or touchpad that lets you move the pointer. There are built-in function buttons like ESC, OK, SHIFT, CTRL, and ALT that can be used to control the system and make changes. The memory on the operator panel is 128 MB, which can hold both program data and user settings. Industrial automation jobs like setting up machines, diagnosing problems, handling alarms, and managing parameters can be done on this panel.
The BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW machine operator panel has a standard keyboard type and ISP as its operation mode. The control interface is set up so that changes in machine state and I/O tracking happen smoothly. The structure is set up so that consistent input is possible with little operator fatigue. The rotary switch controls who can get in during setup and changes in operations.
Frequently Asked Questions about BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW:
Q: Why is a rotary switch present in BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW?
A: The rotary switch allows secure operational mode transitions. It prevents unauthorized mode changes during critical processes.
Q: How does BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW manage machine control?
A: It uses softkeys and function keys that respond to screen menus. This allows real-time operation, feedback, and control through context-sensitive inputs.
Q: Does BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW support a two-sided keyboard layout?
A: Yes, keys are placed on both the left and right sides. This layout enables faster access to machine controls during operation.
Q: Why do directional keys exist in BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW?
A: Directional keys assist in menu navigation without external devices. They provide intuitive screen control for parameter changes and diagnostics.
Q: How does BTV20.2SA-28B-11D-D-FW enable machine diagnostics?
A: The display shows the module layout with communication and I/O flow. Operators can identify malfunction areas using real-time screen feedback.
