Pilz PX 30 User Manual

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Pilz PX 30 Specifications

General

Product type	Touch terminal
Operating System	Windows Embedded Compact 7
Power Supply	24 V DC
Protection type	IP65 (front)
Touch Technology	Resistive
Processor	ARM Cortex-A8
RAM	512 MB
Connectivity	Ethernet, USB, RS232
Protection Class	IP65 (front)
Operating Temperature	0°C to +50°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C to +70°C
Display	TFT

Summary

Safety Regulations

General Safety Regulations

Essential precautions for electrical connections and operating conditions.

Unit-Specific Safety Regulations

Guidelines for display installation, wiring, and heat dissipation.

System Description PX 30 and PX 120

Operation

Overview of how the PX 30/PX 120 units function and their modes.

Features

Key features of the PX 30 and PX 120 units, including display format.

Driving the Display

Details on handshake, display modes, and parallel/serial drive methods.

Serial Drive

Explains serial communication protocols and operating modes for PX units.

Text in Display Mode

Text Memory

Describes the Flash-EPROM capacity and address range for text storage.

Creating Text

Information on software for text creation and character sets.

Control Characters (ESCAPE Sequences)

Lists and explains commands for display control like clear display, flashing.

Scrolling Background Text

How to display additional lines of text using scroll inputs.

Variables in Display Mode

Basics

Details on the number and length of variables available per text.

Variable Layout

Formatting options for variables like justification and leading zeros.

Inserting a Cursor or Question Mark

Using inputs to create flashing cursors or question marks for prompts.

Configuration

Coding

Settings for binary or BCD data transmission.

Number of Inputs used (on PX 120 only)

Configuration for 24 or 16-input mode on PX 120.

Text display address

How to set the address for networking text displays.

Appendix

Technical Details

Specifications like operating voltage, power consumption, and interfaces.

Connector Pin Assignment (V24)

Pinout details for the V24 serial interface connection.

Dimensions

Physical dimensions for PX 30 and PX 120 text displays.

Error Codes

List of error codes and their meanings for troubleshooting.

Networking Capabilities

How to connect multiple PX displays in a network.

V24 Connection Cable - Pin Layout

Wiring diagrams for connecting the V24 interface.