Product Description:

The VCP25.2DVN-003-SR-NN-PW is a compact operator terminal manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat as part of the VCP IndraControl Terminals series. Designed for cabinet-front installation, the device acts as a human-machine interface, allowing operators to call up screens, acknowledge alarms, and adjust setpoints directly at the machine. Its role in industrial automation is to bridge controllers and field devices, giving real-time visualization and command entry without requiring a separate PC. The cabinet-front format keeps the display accessible while the electronics remain protected inside the enclosure. Because user interaction is handled on the panel itself, routine status checks and command entry can remain local to the machine door.

Visualization quality is driven by a 14.5 cm (5.7") STN color display that shows up to 128 colors at a native resolution of 480 × 272 pixels, providing legible graphics for parameter lists and trend curves. A resistive touch layer substitutes for mechanical keys, and all screen updates are handled by a 200 MHz RISC ARM9 processor. Project files reside in 16 MB of flash while runtime dialogs load into 3 MB of application memory; this separation shortens startup time and keeps frequently modified variables in faster storage. Communication to higher-level systems is available through one Ethernet TCP/IP port for TCP tags and a selectable RS232/RS485 serial channel. This arrangement helps the terminal respond quickly when screens change or variables are updated during normal operation.

Power is supplied at 24 V DC, and the panel typically draws 8.4 W, so it can share a low-current auxiliary rail with sensors and compact controllers. The aluminum front carries an IP65 rating once gasketed against the enclosure, whereas the rear remains at IP20 to simplify heat dissipation for its fanless design. The panel includes 2 × USB host sockets for recipe transfers and data imports from thumb drives, and the 1 kg housing stays within the weight limits of light swing-arm mounts. The low power demand also helps keep heat generation modest inside compact control cabinets.