T70 Kollmorgen
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MPN: M.1302.8206
The Kollmorgen T70 is a graphic touch operator terminal from the AKI Interface Panels series. It features a 6.5 inch TFT-LCD display with a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels and 64k color depth. The T70 includes built-in Ethernet, RS232, RS422, RS485, USB host and device ports, along with a CompactFlash slot, and operates on a 24 Vdc power supply.
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The T70 is a graphic touch operator terminal with a TFT-LCD display. Built-in Ethernet and built-in USB host simplify integration into operator interface and control networks. Clean visualization and dependable connectivity make the T70 a strong HMI choice for industrial applications.
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The T70 operator panel is manufactured by Kollmorgen for the AKI Interface Panels series. It is a graphical touch interface that installs on a machine front and allows personnel to visualize process variables, adjust setpoints, and acknowledge alarms without opening the control cabinet. Through its resistive touch screen and integrated controller ports, the unit provides the human-machine link needed to supervise drives, PLCs, and sensors in automated packaging, conveying, and assembly equipment.
The display uses a native resolution of 640 × 480 pixels, so graphical objects and bitmaps remain legible even when densely arranged. A diagonal size of 6.5 inches provides adequate workspace while keeping the bezel compact for crowded panels. The screen uses TFT LCD technology, which provides stable contrast at wide viewing angles, and it renders up to 64K colors to differentiate status icons and trend lines. All electronics are powered from a single 24 V DC source, allowing the terminal to share the low-voltage supply already present in most control enclosures. The panel functions as a graphical touch operator terminal, so users can interact directly with displayed controls instead of relying on an external keyboard or separate push buttons. Its compact format also leaves surrounding panel space available for emergency stops, selector switches, and other machine controls.
For data exchange, a built-in Ethernet port supports TCP/IP networks so recipes and logs can move between the HMI and supervisory systems. Local storage is provided by a CompactFlash slot that accommodates removable cards for project files or historical data. Two USB functions are present: the device port enables project downloads, and the USB host connection accepts peripherals such as memory sticks or barcode readers. Serial interoperability includes embedded RS-232 and RS-422 interfaces for point-to-point links, while the multidrop capability of RS-485 lets the panel poll several field devices over a single cable run. These communication options allow the panel to exchange operating commands, status information, alarm records, and stored production data with connected automation equipment. Removable storage and peripheral support also provide practical methods for transferring project resources and collecting process records without requiring direct access to the control cabinet.
