Phoenix Contact 2403459, User Manual

Page 1: ...Touch Panels with Capacitive Glass Touch User manual...

Page 2: ...ch Panels with Capacitive Glass Touch 2016 06 22 Designation Revision Order No UM EN TP 3XXXX P 00 This user manual is valid for Designation Order No TP 3070W P TP 3090W P TP 3120W P TP 3156W P TP 318...

Page 3: ...ve the purpose of technical progress The receipt of technical documentation in particular user documentation does not consti tute any further duty on the part of Phoenix Contact to furnish information...

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Page 5: ...the Device 26 2 3 1 Supply Voltage 26 2 3 2 Grounding 27 2 4 Switching On 28 2 4 1 Menu Structure 30 2 4 2 Settings and Functions 31 2 5 Visualization 41 2 5 1 System Variables 41 2 6 Identification...

Page 6: ...TP 3XXXX P 6 PHOENIX CONTACT 107460_en_00 6 Technical Data 55 6 1 General 55 6 2 TP 3070W P 57 6 3 TP 3090W P 58 6 4 TP 3120W P 59 6 5 TP 3156W P 60 6 6 TP 3185W P 61...

Page 7: ...ntion rules and regulations that apply to the operating site Installation and operation must only be carried out by qualified and trained personnel This is the safety alert symbol It is used to alert...

Page 8: ...behavior 1 4 Target Group The use of products described in this manual is oriented exclusively to Qualified electricians or persons instructed by them who are familiar with applicable standards and ot...

Page 9: ...nting the device using a mounting bracket NOTICE Damage When installing the device leave a gap of at least 30 mm 1 181 around the device to ensure sufficient air circulation NOTICE Damage When the ope...

Page 10: ...3XXXX P 10 PHOENIX CONTACT 107460_en_00 3 Fix the mounting brackets in the recesses provided A 4 Pull the mounting brackets down until the snap into place B 5 Secure the device using the threaded pins...

Page 11: ...Installation and Commissioning 107460_en_00 PHOENIX CONTACT 11 2 2 1 Front Panel Dimensions 2 2 1 1 TP 3070W P Figure 2 2 Front panel dimensions in mm 148 5 208...

Page 12: ...TP 3XXXX P 12 PHOENIX CONTACT 107460_en_00 2 2 1 2 TP 3090W P Figure 2 3 Front panel dimensions in mm 179 271...

Page 13: ...Installation and Commissioning 107460_en_00 PHOENIX CONTACT 13 2 2 1 3 TP 3120W P Figure 2 4 Front panel dimensions in mm 234 336...

Page 14: ...TP 3XXXX P 14 PHOENIX CONTACT 107460_en_00 2 2 1 4 TP 3156W P Figure 2 5 Front panel dimensions in mm 278 436...

Page 15: ...Installation and Commissioning 107460_en_00 PHOENIX CONTACT 15 2 2 1 5 TP 3185W P Figure 2 6 Front panel dimensions in mm 329 485...

Page 16: ...TP 3XXXX P 16 PHOENIX CONTACT 107460_en_00 2 2 2 Mounting Cutout 2 2 2 1 TP 3070W P Figure 2 7 Mounting cutout dimensions in mm A Mounting Cutout B Front Panel 198 0 5 208 138 0 5 148 5 A B...

Page 17: ...Installation and Commissioning 107460_en_00 PHOENIX CONTACT 17 2 2 2 2 TP 3090W P Figure 2 8 Mounting cutout dimensions in mm A Mounting Cutout B Front Panel 169 0 5 179 261 0 5 271 A B...

Page 18: ...TP 3XXXX P 18 PHOENIX CONTACT 107460_en_00 2 2 2 3 TP 3120W P Figure 2 9 Mounting cutout dimensions in mm A Mounting Cutout B Front Panel 224 0 5 234 326 0 5 336 A B...

Page 19: ...Installation and Commissioning 107460_en_00 PHOENIX CONTACT 19 2 2 2 4 TP 3156W P Figure 2 10 Mounting cutout dimensions in mm A Mounting Cutout B Front Panel 260 0 5 278 425 0 5 436 A B...

Page 20: ...TP 3XXXX P 20 PHOENIX CONTACT 107460_en_00 2 2 2 5 TP 3185W P Figure 2 11 Mounting cutout dimensions in mm A Mounting Cutout B Front Panel 311 0 5 329 475 0 5 485 A B...

Page 21: ...NIX CONTACT 21 2 2 3 Side View Mounting Depth 2 2 3 1 TP 3070W P Figure 2 12 Side view mounting depth dimensions in mm 1 Mounting Bracket 2 Threaded Pin 3 Mounting Surface Thickness 1 mm to 6 mm 4 Cir...

Page 22: ...CONTACT 107460_en_00 2 2 3 2 TP 3090W P Figure 2 13 Side view mounting depth dimensions in mm 1 Mounting Bracket 2 Threaded Pin 3 Mounting Surface Thickness 1 mm to 6 mm 4 Circumferential Seal 5 Fron...

Page 23: ...107460_en_00 PHOENIX CONTACT 23 2 2 3 3 TP 3120W P Figure 2 14 Side view mounting depth dimensions in mm 1 Mounting Bracket 2 Threaded Pin 3 Mounting Surface Thickness 1 mm to 6 mm 4 Circumferential S...

Page 24: ...CONTACT 107460_en_00 2 2 3 4 TP 3156W P Figure 2 15 Side view mounting depth dimensions in mm 1 Mounting Bracket 2 Threaded Pin 3 Mounting Surface Thickness 1 mm to 6 mm 4 Circumferential Seal 5 Fron...

Page 25: ...107460_en_00 PHOENIX CONTACT 25 2 2 3 5 TP 3185W P Figure 2 16 Side view mounting depth dimensions in mm 1 Mounting Bracket 2 Threaded Pin 3 Mounting Surface Thickness 1 mm to 6 mm 4 Circumferential S...

Page 26: ...s reverse polarity protection In case of wrong polarity the device will not operate This is a protection class I device For safe operation safety extra low voltage SELV in accordance with DIN EN 61131...

Page 27: ...arth ground 1 Strip approx 5 mm 0 197 off the wires 2 Fit the stripped wires with a slip on sleeve 3 Plug the slip on sleeve on the flat tab Figure 2 18 Noiseless ground NOTICE Damage A separate coppe...

Page 28: ...le _starter bat to starter bat 3 Download an existing file starter bat from the root directory on your local file system or create a new file with this name 4 Edit the file starter bat with your favor...

Page 29: ...the language of the cockpit interface with the Regional settings menu item 3 Press the button Regional Settings 4 Select the desired language 5 Confirm your selection with the green check Using deskto...

Page 30: ...ess WINS DNS Device Name SNTP Password Display Brightness Orientation Touch File Manager Date and Time Format Fonts Basic Settings Use dynamic static IP OPC Resource Editor Customizing Wallpaper Scree...

Page 31: ...tton to assign an IP address and subnet mask to the operating de vice 2 Confirm your selection with the green check Start OPC Resource Editor 1 Press the Start OPC Resource Editor button The OPC resou...

Page 32: ...ation using the buttons to the desired position 2 Confirm your selection with the green check Depending on device type the new orientation is accepted immediately or after a reboot of the operating de...

Page 33: ...cockpit language Set date and time Configuration of the user interface and input language Loading of additional fonts Language 1 Select the desired language 2 Confirm your selection with the green che...

Page 34: ...t Users list 2 Press the Delete User button to delete the selected user Allow anonymous This option allows FTP access with the user name and password Anonymous 1 Select the Allow anonymous option 2 Co...

Page 35: ...ws 1 Press the Start update wallpaper button The successful update is confirmed with a dialog 2 Confirm the dialog with the green check Screensaver Browse screensaver image You can select an individua...

Page 36: ...he green check 2 4 2 9 Administration This category offers the following functions Backup of the data configuration Update of the firmware Restore the default registry Execute a batch file Admin ini B...

Page 37: ...rmware update with the selected file A dialog box appears 2 Confirm your selection with the green check The update is carried out automatically This might take several minutes After the update process...

Page 38: ...ton 8 Press the Extras area 9 Press the Start Batch File button Your application will be started immediately Apply Admin ini 1 Edit the file Admin ini in the root directory of your USB stick with your...

Page 39: ...rdDisk MyProgram exe Use multiple entries to start several applications Registry Default Destroys the current registry and activates the default regis try of the image The change becomes effective on...

Page 40: ...ministration Dis play Network Re gional Settings Pass word FTP Customizing File Man ager FTP Allow anonymous Enabled The user Anonymous with the pass word Anonymous has access to the operating device...

Page 41: ...rt the operating device 2 5 1 System Variables With the help of the system variables you control internal functions of the operating devices The value of system variables you can display or influence...

Page 42: ...Description Set the brightness of the display with alarms Parameter 1 to 30 Table 2 8 SET_BACKLIGHT_ON_OFF Description Switch backglight on off Parameter 0 On 1 Off Table 2 9 SET_BRIGHTNESS_VALUE Des...

Page 43: ...6 Identification The operating device can be identified using the nameplate on the rear of the device Figure 2 21 Nameplate example 1 Device type article number 2 Software version at time of delivery...

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Page 45: ...n is carried out exclusively with the finger tips Conventional touch pins and gloves are not suitable for the operation 3 2 Display The operating device is equipped with different displays see technic...

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Page 47: ...tandard Interfaces Figure 4 1 Standard interfaces 1 Female Connector X5 Ethernet 2 Female Connector X9 X10 USB Host Type A 3 Slot for SD SDHC Memory Card 4 Connector X1 Supply Voltage 5 Flat Push on C...

Page 48: ...x Transmitted Data Positive Polarity 2 Tx Transmitted Data Negative Polarity 3 Rx Received Data Positive Polarity 4 n c Not Connected 5 n c Not Connected 6 Rx Received Data Negative Polarity 7 n c Not...

Page 49: ...uitable for industrial use for example keyboard mouse memory card in industrial environments may decrease safety of operation This includes hard ware intended for home and office use For the specifica...

Page 50: ...ard until it snaps into place Figure 4 3 Inserting the memory card 4 1 3 2 Ejecting the memory card To remove push the memory card into the operating device until it clicks The memory card bounces whe...

Page 51: ...disconnected from the supply voltage to allow the semiconductor fuse to re generate At an ambient temperature of 20 C 68 F the regeneration takes approximately 20 seconds The higher the ambient temper...

Page 52: ...old battery at the connector from the operating device 2 5 Connect the new battery with the connector at the operating device 6 Fix the cover using a cross head screwdriver and the enclosed screws 3...

Page 53: ...y law final consumers are obligedly to give old batteries back to gathering points which attached to the common take back system or manufacturer specific take back systems Do not dispose of used batte...

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Page 55: ...per output Central Processing Unit Central processing unit ARM Cortex A8 Clock frequency 1 GHz Other features Real time clock battery monitoring Memory Flash 128 MByte 1 GByte maximum LPDDR 128 MByte...

Page 56: ...61000 6 2 Emitted interference EN 61000 6 4 EN 50011 limit class value A EN 50022 limit class value A Equipment requirements EN 61131 Storage and transportation EN 61131 part 2 Power supply EN 61131...

Page 57: ...standard field bus 0 4 A 0 6 A Connected load standard field bus 9 6 W 14 4 W Fuse Semiconductor fuse self resetting Protection against polarity reversal Integrated Front Panel and Enclosure Enclosure...

Page 58: ...at 24 V standard field bus 0 8 A Connected load standard field bus 19 2 W Fuse Semiconductor fuse self resetting Protection against polarity reversal Integrated Front Panel and Enclosure Enclosure Ste...

Page 59: ...l at 24 V standard field bus 0 8 A Connected load standard field bus 19 2 W Fuse Semiconductor fuse self resetting Protection against polarity reversal Integrated Front Panel and Enclosure Enclosure S...

Page 60: ...24 V standard field bus 1 0 A Connected load standard field bus 24 W Fuse Semiconductor fuse self resetting Protection against polarity reversal Integrated Front Panel and Enclosure Enclosure Steel s...

Page 61: ...l at 24 V standard field bus 1 2 A Connected load standard field bus 28 8 W Fuse Semiconductor fuse self resetting Protection against polarity reversal Integrated Front Panel and Enclosure Enclosure S...

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Page 63: ...Display 32 45 F File manager 34 FTP 34 Functions 31 Fuse 51 I Identification 43 Intended use 8 Interface Ethernet 48 USB 49 M Maintenance 51 Maintenance interval 51 Memory card 50 Mounting 9 N Namepl...

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