Digitus DN-97335 Manual
Digitus DN-97335 Manual

Digitus DN-97335 Manual

Display for cooling unit

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DISPLAY FOR COOLING UNIT
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DN-97335

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Summary of Contents for Digitus DN-97335

  • Page 1 DISPLAY FOR COOLING UNIT Manual DN-97335...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents Overview .................... 3 Appearance..................3 Package Content ................. 3 Specifications ..................4 Interface definition ................5 Install ....................6 6.1 Installation precautions ..............6 6.2 Installation procedures ..............6 6.3 Mounting size ................7 6.4 Fixed installation of structure............8 Wiring ....................
  • Page 3: Overview

    1. Overview DN-97335 is a IIoT human-machine interface. It is high-quality and cost-effective touch screen, industrial ABS plastic shell, low cost, high reliability. The main board is treated with a special coating (three anti-paint) to adapt to harsh environments. DN-97335 IoT HMI, features a 7" resistive touchscreen, 800x480 resolution, 24-bit colors, high-performance CPU, 4GB storage, and IoT module supported.
  • Page 4: Specifications

    4. Specifications Display 7” 16:9 TFT LCD Resolution (W x H) 800×480 Colors 24-bit Brightness 360 cd/m ² Backlight LCD Life 50000 hours Touch Panel 4 wires resistive touch screen 600MHz ARM Cortex-A8 Hardware Memory 128M Flash + 128M DDR3 parameter Built in Ethernet...
  • Page 5: Interface Definition

    Cooling method Natural air cooling Front IP65 (with NEMA panel), Degree of Protection Back IP20 Enclosure Engineering plastic Mechanical Panel Cutout (W x H) 192 × 138 mm Index Dimension 204 × 145× 33.8 mm Weight About 560g 5. Interface definition Power terminal DB9 Serial port USB Host USB slave Power terminal (Pin1~Pin3from left to right) Pin1...
  • Page 6: Install

    USB Host Used to connect U disk, scan USB Type A code gun and other peripherals USB Slave Used to download programs MicroUSB and debug Expansion Application for network module card connection slot (Option) IIoT Expanding Module Connection 6. Install 6.1 Installation precautions Please ensure that AC power cords, PLC output modules, contactor starters, and other types of electrical interface equipment are kept at a distance from the back...
  • Page 7: Mounting Size

    6.3 Mounting size...
  • Page 8: Fixed Installation Of Structure

    6.4 Fixed installation of structure Install the display assembly on the U column of the cabinet and fix it with crown screws and nuts. A total of 4 screws are required to be fixed.
  • Page 9: Wiring

    7. Wiring 7.1 Power connection Hold the screen touch panel anywhere and power up the HMI to 24V DC. 7.2 Communication connection Connection of the unit DN-97330/ DN-97331 (a). Display port D i sp l ay Monitor Bottom of DN-97330/ DN-97331...
  • Page 10 (b). Connect to the display. Connection port of the unit DN-97332/DN-97333/ DN-97334: (a): Display port Back of DN-97332/DN-97333...
  • Page 11 Back of DN-97334 (b): Connect to the display:...
  • Page 12: Program Interface Description

    8. Program Interface Description The program interface is divided into homepage, menu page, alarm page. 8.1 Home page Figure1 Home Automatically enter the home page when you are on power. Or automatically return to the home page if the interface is not operated for a long time. (21:10/2018-03-24) Time/date.
  • Page 13: Menu

    8.2 menu You can enter the menu page at other page point menu. Figure2 Menu (I/O) Click to enter the input output page, including all digital input output • information and analog quantity input and output information. • (User Settings) click to enter the user Settings page, including the parameters set by the user.
  • Page 14: Input/Output 1

    • (Trigger date) the exact date of the alarm. • (Trigger time) The timing of the alarm. • (Alarm content) Warning. (return) The return key is returned to the previous page. • (Next page) Page turn option, click to enter the history alarm page. •...
  • Page 15: Input/Output 2

    Figure5 Input/output1 (return) The return key is returned to the previous page. • • (next page) Page turn option, click to enter the input output 2 page. 8.5 Input/output 2 Under this menu, you can view the current unit simulation input and output values.
  • Page 16: Temperature Humidity Curve

    8.6 Temperature humidity curve Figure7 temperature humidity curve 8.7 Pressure curve Figure8 pressure curve...
  • Page 17: User Settings

    8.8 User Settings Figure9 Enter password Enter password “4321” Enter the Settings page. Click the user Settings option on other page points to enter the user Settings page. Figure10 User (Basic setting) Click to enter the basic Settings page, including •...
  • Page 18: Basic Setting

    8.9 Basic setting Figure11 Basic setting • (Temp Setting 0.0℃) Set the temperature setting value, that is, the expected indoor temperature. (Humid Setting 0.0%) Set the humidity setting value, that is, the expected • (Temp Band 0.0 ℃) Set the temperature range, that is, the deviation of the indoor humidity.
  • Page 19: Many Setting

    8.10 Many setting Figure12 Many setting (2018 Year 03-month 20 day 13 hour 22 minute 52 second) Date and time, • you can set the current date and time. (Modbus address 0) Monitor address, you can set the monitor address of •...
  • Page 20: User Change Password

    air temperature exceeds the high temperature alarm set value and then the alarm. Click the number to set. • (Low temperature alarm 0.0℃) Low temperature alarm value, the return air temperature is lower than the low temperature alarm set value and then the alarm.
  • Page 21: User Password Confirmation

    8.13 User password confirmation Figure15 User password confirmation • (password confirmation) can be changed after entering the new password This is a Class A product. In home environment, this product may cause radio interference. In this case, the user may be required to take appropriate measures. Hereby ASSMANN Electronic GmbH, declares that the Declaration of Conformity is part of the shipping content.

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