Product Description:

The VPP16.1BKA-1G0NN-M1C-BN-NN-FW operator terminal is produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the VPP IndraLogic Terminals series. It serves as a panel-mounted human-machine interface that presents process data, alarms, and command inputs directly on the machine faceplate. This arrangement gives the control system a local point for visualization and manual operation, and it lets the user interact with the machine without relying on a separate remote display. The terminal is intended for installation where operating status and command entry need to remain available at the point of use.

The display is a 12 in diagonal panel that uses a TFT matrix and shows up to 256,000 colors. Its native 800 x 600 resolution supports detailed graphics without scaling artifacts, which helps menus, status pages, and process views remain clear on the screen. Sixteen machine function keys line the bottom bezel to compensate for the lack of a touch screen, so tactile shortcuts remain available for frequent commands. This keyed interface is useful where repeatable input is preferred over touch-based navigation. A single 1 x 10/100 Base-T Ethernet connector provides network diagnostics or PLC data exchange, while the bezel is rated IP65 when the unit is correctly gasketed. The front panel measures 350 mm wide, 290 mm high, and 5 mm thick for flush mounting in electrical cabinets.

System expansion relies on 2 x PCI, 1 x PCI/ISA slots for add-in fieldbus or specialized I/O cards, and legacy devices can still be connected through 3 x RS232 serial ports on the rear. The available card slots allow the terminal to support application-specific communication needs without changing the basic panel format. In operation, the electronics tolerate continuous vibration up to 1 g and resist mechanical shocks up to 15 g, which supports installation on moving machinery. The allowable ambient operating range is +5 °C to +45 °C, helping maintain stable display performance and preventing overheating during normal use. Rear serial connections also support older peripherals that still rely on direct point-to-point communication.