Product Description:

The VPP40.3DEK-2G0NN-C3D-DN-NN-FW operator terminal is produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and belongs to the VPP IndraLogic Terminals series. This panel PC combines an integrated controller with a 15-inch touch interface so machine operators can issue commands and monitor process variables directly at the line. In an automation cell, the unit functions as the human-machine interface and hosts visualization or soft-PLC tasks that coordinate drives, sensors, and fieldbus nodes. Its compact design and 24-volt power entry allow installation in control cabinets or swing arms close to the equipment.

An Intel Celeron P4500 runs at 1.86 GHz, providing dual-core processing for logic execution and visualization without dedicated cooling hardware. The CPU is paired with 2 GB RAM, which is enough for the IndraLogic runtime, the Windows embedded environment, and user screens to reside in memory. Operators view data on a 38.1 cm (15″) TFT panel with a capacitive touchscreen layer. This screen renders graphics at 1024 × 768 pixels for clear symbol edges and legible trending. Two onboard NICs provide 2 × Ethernet TCP/IP links so the terminal can separate plant-floor traffic from higher-level SCADA networks or connect redundant switches. A single PCI slot is available for fieldbus or motion cards, giving the unit added expansion flexibility.

The aluminum front plate carries an IP65 rating so washdowns and airborne dust do not penetrate the display when the panel is flush-mounted. Behind the bezel, the system draws from a 24 V DC supply and typically consumes 160 W during full backlight and processor load, which helps with power-supply sizing in compact cabinets. Non-volatile data such as recipe files and logs reside on a 320 GB HDD, while the 109 mm depth leaves space for airflow when the 407 mm-wide and 370 mm-high chassis is hinged into an enclosure door. The assembly weighs 6.4 kg, which keeps it suitable for VESA swing arms while still providing enough mass to damp vibration in packaging, printing, and material-handling stations.