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General| Operating System | Windows XP Professional |
|---|---|
| RAM | Up to 2 GB DDR |
| Storage | HDD |
| Display | 15-inch TFT display |
| Graphics | Integrated Intel graphics |
| Interfaces | Ethernet |
| Ports | Serial, Parallel, USB |
| Certification | CE |
Details the manual's scope for commissioning and using the SIMATIC Field PG P4.
Lists the guidelines and certifications the device fulfills, including EU directives.
Covers safety precautions for handling the device and its components.
Details compliance with CE symbol, EMC, and Low Voltage Directives.
Outlines specific approvals and markings for North America and Australia.
Provides guidelines for cleaning and safely transporting the device.
Provides an overview of the device's hardware components and interfaces.
Details the keyboard layout, special keys, and numeric keypad functions.
Explains the definition and operation of the touchpad input device.
Describes the meaning of various system and keyboard status LEDs.
Details how to switch the device on and off, including standby modes.
Information on floppy disk, hard disk, and optical drives.
Covers connecting the external power supply and battery operation.
Guides through unpacking, checking contents, and initial setup.
Instructions for connecting the device to the external power supply.
Explains how to operate the device using the internal battery pack.
Details the steps for initial device setup and software activation.
Instructions for connecting external devices like monitors and USB peripherals.
Procedures for editing SIMATIC S5 memory submodules.
Guides on reading, programming, and erasing SIMATIC memory cards.
Information on using PC card slots for expansion modules.
Steps for connecting the device to SIMATIC S7 controllers via MPI/DP.
Details on how to install memory submodules to expand capacity.
Information on boosting performance with a processor upgrade.
Instructions and warnings for replacing the hardware clock backup battery.
Guides on using the SETUP program to modify hardware configuration.
Details the options available in the BIOS Main menu.
Explains settings within the BIOS Advanced menu.
Covers password settings for device security in BIOS.
Details BIOS power management functions and settings.
Explains how to set the priority of boot devices in BIOS.
Provides system information such as BIOS and firmware versions.
Describes options for saving or discarding BIOS setup changes.
Troubleshooting steps for when device LEDs are not illuminated.
Steps to resolve issues with a dark external monitor display.
Troubleshooting NTLDR not found errors and boot device issues.
Diagnosing issues like keyboard buffer overflow.
Information on viewing system resources and potential conflicts.
Detailed pinout diagrams for DC-In, USB, VGA, MPI/DP, Ethernet ports.
Details on SIMATIC S5 and MPI/DP cord sets for connections.
General procedures for reinstalling software using recovery media.
Steps to restore the software to its original delivery condition.
Procedure for creating or changing hard disk partitions for Windows NT.
Guide to installing drivers and software from the 'Backup PG' DVD.
Instructions for installing Windows XP using the recovery CD.
Defines ESD and shows the symbol for sensitive devices.
Provides measures for grounding and avoiding direct contact with sensitive devices.
Lists general specifications like dimensions, weight, and power.
Details safety requirements and protection classes.
Specifies EMC requirements and test levels for interference and immunity.
Specifies temperature and humidity ranges for operation and storage.
Details vibration and shock resistance specifications.
Technical details of the motherboard, processor, and memory.
Specifications for floppy disk, hard disk, and optical drives.
Technical data for the LCD display, including resolution and contrast.
Lists and describes the technical specifications of various device ports.
