BTV30.2EA-28R-11C-D-FW

Product Description:

The BTV30.2EA-28R-11C-D-FW lands in the BTV30 Machine Control Terminals series from Bosch Rexroth Indramat, built mostly for machine setups where both operator input and visual monitoring have to happen on the same panel. A 12-inch TFT display gives space for large graphics and status screens, while the resolution sits at 800 x 600 pixels to keep visuals sharp, not cramped. The heart here is an Intel Pentium-based processor, not the newest chip but it handles industrial tasks and runs steady. Things get installed in panels that want a heavy-duty interface; this terminal expects 24 VDC supply voltage, so wiring fits plenty of current standards.

Anyone needing lots of device options will get a handful of ports: Ethernet, USB, PS/2, serial, and parallel interfaces slot right into the case. Storage runs flexible—a hard disk or compact flash can drop in, depending on what’s needed that day. The system starts up with Windows NT Embedded or equivalent, so there’s enough compatibility with standard machine controls and visualization software. Operators press keys on the integrated membrane keyboard and move quick with dedicated control keys. Front-end protection on this terminal hits IP65, so dust and sprays just bounce off, making it solid for washdowns or particle-heavy plants; meanwhile, the back covers basic internal safety at IP20.

Installation fits into most setups—panel mounting keeps the screen flush with its surroundings without anything bulging out. RAM usually comes at 128 MB, but models sometimes give more for busier applications. Variants can support IDE or SCSI drive connections, letting builders switch between old and new tech if needed. In workflows where a locked-up operator interface causes headaches, this terminal cuts those issues down.