Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat supplies the VPP40.1BIA-512NN-M1C-BN-NN-FW as a human-machine interface in the VPP IndraLogic Terminals series. The unit integrates an industrial PC and a touch display to host IndraLogic runtime tasks, present process graphics, and capture operator input directly on the machine frame. In automated lines, it keeps visualization, control, and field-device access close to the process so operators can view status information and enter commands without using a separate cabinet-mounted workstation. That arrangement supports local control screens, alarm viewing, and process interaction at the point of use.

The front panel carries an active-matrix TFT screen that measures 15 in and renders graphics at 1024 × 768 px with up to 256,000 colors. Sixteen function keys beneath the glass provide fixed shortcuts for frequently used commands, while an IP65 sealing gasket helps protect the front electronics from sprayed fluid and fine dust when the terminal is door-mounted. Internally, the motherboard uses a minimum CPU clock of 1.3 GHz, supports 8 MB of dedicated video memory, and offers three expansion slots for additional communication or servo interface cards. A universal 115/230 VAC supply lets the same unit operate in North American or European cabinets, and maximum power consumption remains within 200 W so it can share a standard control transformer.

The LED backlight is rated for 30,000 h at 25 °C, which supports long periods of continuous display use before brightness declines. Application code runs in 512 MB of working memory, and data logging uses a solid-state drive with 20 GB of storage, which avoids the failure modes associated with rotating media. No optical drive is fitted, keeping the internal layout focused on solid-state components. During transport or on machines with high impact loads, the housing withstands shocks up to 15 g, and the aluminum chassis channels heat away so the electronics remain within safe temperature margins under continuous operation. The solid-state storage also helps the unit tolerate vibration in moving or high-duty equipment.