Product Description:

The VPP40.3DEM-2G0NN-D4D-DN-NN-FW is a human-machine interface terminal manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the VPP IndraLogic Terminals series. It is designed for installation on control cabinets where operators need direct access to process data, and input is accepted through a touchscreen for menu navigation and setpoint entry without external peripherals. By combining display, input, and embedded processing in one housing, the terminal supports machine startup, status monitoring, alarm acknowledgment, and operating adjustments at the point of use. Because the display and input functions are integrated, machine data can be viewed and adjusted from one interface instead of through separate keypad and monitor hardware.

Computing performance is provided by a Core i5-520M processor running at 2.4 GHz. The terminal carries 2 GB of system RAM for runtime variables and a 320 GB HDD to store recipes, logs, and operating software. Graphics are rendered at 1024 × 768 pixels on the 38.1 cm (15 in.) TFT, and the display can present 16 million colors for clear status indication. Two Ethernet TCP/IP ports permit separation of control and service networks, while four PCI slots allow the addition of fieldbus or specialty I/O cards. This layout lets the terminal host local visualization, retain historical data, and exchange information with drives, PLCs, and higher-level SCADA systems without relying on a separate computer. The embedded platform can also keep interface assets and application files on the local drive, which helps the screen continue operating during brief network interruptions.

The unit is supplied from a 24 V DC source and draws 160 W during full-brightness operation. Its aluminum front panel carries a protection rating of IP65, while the rear section is intended for cabinet interiors. Overall dimensions are 407 × 370 × 117 mm, and the device weighs 7.2 kg, so the mounting area must provide enough depth and support for the enclosure. The sealed front allows use at the operator side of the machine, while the rear portion remains protected inside the cabinet. This arrangement also separates the operator-facing surface from the cabinet side, which helps preserve enclosure integrity when the unit is installed through a panel cutout.