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Power Panel T50
User's manual
Version: 2.04 (November 2022)
Order no.: MAPPT50-ENG
Translation of the original documentation

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  • Page 1 Power Panel T50 User's manual Version: 2.04 (November 2022) Order no.: MAPPT50-ENG Translation of the original documentation...
  • Page 2: Publishing Information

    Publishing information B&R Industrial Automation GmbH B&R Strasse 1 5142 Eggelsberg Austria Telephone: +43 7748 6586-0 Fax: +43 7748 6586-26 office@br-automation.com Disclaimer All information in this document is current as of its creation. The contents of this document are subject to change without notice.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    4.2.1 System requirements..........................14 4.2.2 Projected capacitive touch (PCT)......................15 4.2.3 Viewing angles............................16 4.2.4 Surface resistance........................... 16 4.3 Power Panel T50 - 5.0" variants........................17 4.3.1 Order data............................... 17 4.3.2 Content of delivery..........................17 4.3.3 Technical data............................18 4.3.4 Temperature/Humidity diagram....................... 20 4.3.5 Dimensions..............................
  • Page 4 Table of contents 4.6.5 Dimensions.............................. 36 4.7 Power Panel T50 - 15.6" variants........................ 37 4.7.1 Order data............................... 37 4.7.2 Content of delivery..........................37 4.7.3 Technical data............................38 4.7.4 Temperature/Humidity diagram....................... 40 4.7.5 Derating of the display brightness......................40 4.7.6 Dimensions.............................. 41 4.8 Connection elements............................
  • Page 5 10.2.2 Requirements for immunity to disturbances..................146 10.2.3 Emission requirements........................148 10.2.4 Mechanical conditions......................... 149 10.2.5 Electrical safety........................... 150 10.3 Underwriters Laboratories (UL).........................151 10.4 Offshore/Maritime............................152 10.5 Additional certifications..........................153 11 Environmentally friendly disposal..............154 11.1 Separation of materials..........................154 Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 6: Introduction

    Added note about SNMP and TFTP in section "Load configuration from PLC (button)" on page • Changed test values in section "Requirements for immunity to disturbances" on page 146. Editorial changes are not listed. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 7: Information About This Document

    Graphics and paths to menu commands and help topics contained in this document refer to a specific Automation Studio version. There may be differences in display and path specifications when using a different version. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 8: General Safety Guidelines

    2.2.1 Packaging • Electrical assemblies with housing do not require special ESD packaging but must be handled properly (see "Electrical assemblies with housing" on page • Electrical assemblies without housing are protected by ESD-suitable packaging. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 9: Regulations For Proper Esd Handling

    2.4 Transport and storage During transport and storage, devices must be protected against undue stress (mechanical stress, temperature, humidity, aggressive atmosphere). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 10: Installation

    Internet poses a potential threat to the system. It is the direct responsibility of the user to avert these dangers and to take appropriate measures such as virus protection programs and firewalls to protect against them and to use only software from trustworthy sources. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 11: Cybersecurity Disclaimer For Products

    The term "control systems" refers to all types of B&R products such as controllers (e.g. X20), HMI systems (e.g. Power Panel T30), process control systems (e.g. APROL) and supporting systems such as engineering workstations with Automation Studio. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 12: System Overview

    System overview 3 System overview The Power Panel T50 is equipped with an integrated browser and can also be used as a Visual Components client. This Power Panel has Ethernet and USB interfaces as well as various configuration options. Power Panel T50 devices with glass front and multi-touch tech-...
  • Page 13: Model Number Key

    1 Derivative: Consecutive number [0...Z] Examples Power Panel T50, 7.0", glass front (anti-glare), 1x Gigabit Ethernet. CPU and memory: 800 MHz dual core (ARM Cortex-A9), 1 GB RAM, 512 MB onboard flash drive. Display and touch screen: 7.0", 800 x 480 (WVGA) resolution, projected capacitive touch screen, multi-touch support, anti-glare glass front with black frame, landscape and portrait format configurable with software.
  • Page 14: Device Description

    Neither the VNC client nor VC4 integrated in Automation Studio supports multi-touch gestures. However, VC4 recognizes and evaluates multiple pressed touch buttons or hotspots on multi-touch displays. 4.2.1 System requirements General system requirements for Power Panel T50: Starting with Starting with...
  • Page 15: Projected Capacitive Touch (Pct)

    Active stylus pens are not supported! Touch actions during cleaning Touch actions can be triggered during cleaning of the PCT touch screen. If this is not desired, this behavior must be taken into account in the application. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 16: Viewing Angles

    Hydrogen chloride 6% • Coffee • Stamping ink • Coca-Cola • • • Diesel • • Lysol Turpentine • Diesel oil • • Methylbenzene Turpentine oil replacement (thinner) • Dimethylbenzene • • Methyl ethyl ketone Trichloroethylene Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 17: Power Panel T50 - 5.0" Variants

    Figure Power Panel T50 6PPT50.0502-10B Power Panel T50, 5.0", glass front, 1x Gigabit Ethernet. CPU and memory: 800 MHz dual core (ARM Cortex-A9), 1 GB RAM, 512 MB onboard flash drive. Display and touch screen: 5.0", 800 x 480 (WVGA) resolution, projected capacitive touch screen, multi-touch support, glass front with black frame, landscape and portrait format configurable with software.
  • Page 18: Technical Data

    Max. 100 m between 2 stations (segment length) Max. transfer rate 10/100/1000 Mbit/s Transfer Physical layer 10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX / 1000BASE-T Half-duplex Full-duplex Autonegotiation Auto-MDI/MDIX Table: Power Panel T50 - 5.0" variants - Technical data Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 19 Weight 0.6 kg Table: Power Panel T50 - 5.0" variants - Technical data Due to the power of the Power Panel, the following widget classes are fully supported: A, B. At 25°C ambient temperature. Reducing the brightness by 50% can typically result in an approximately 50% increase in the half-brightness time.
  • Page 20: Temperature/Humidity Diagram

    Device description 4.3.4 Temperature/Humidity diagram RH [%] T [°C] Diagram legend Operation T [°C] Temperature in °C Storage and transport RH [%] Relative humidity (RH) in percent and non-condensing Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 21: Dimensions

    4x retaining clips with torque limiting Anodized front plate E6/C8 (black) Dimensions of the installation cutout for this Power Panel variant: 146 ±1 mm x 102 ±1 mm See also "Requirements for the installation cutout" on page Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 22: Power Panel T50 - 7.0" Variants

    Figure Power Panel T50 6PPT50.0702-10B Power Panel T50, 7.0", glass front, 1x Gigabit Ethernet. CPU and memory: 800 MHz dual core (ARM Cortex-A9), 1 GB RAM, 512 MB onboard flash drive. Display and touch screen: 7.0", 800 x 480 (WVGA) resolution, projected capacitive touch screen, multi-touch support, glass front with black frame, landscape and portrait format configurable with software.
  • Page 23: Technical Data

    Max. 100 m between 2 stations (segment length) Max. transfer rate 10/100/1000 Mbit/s Transfer Physical layer 10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX / 1000BASE-T Half-duplex Full-duplex Autonegotiation Auto-MDI/MDIX Table: Power Panel T50 - 7.0" variants - Technical data Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 24 Weight 0.9 kg Table: Power Panel T50 - 7.0" variants - Technical data Due to the power of the Power Panel, the following widget classes are fully supported: A, B. At 25°C ambient temperature. Reducing the brightness by 50% can typically result in an approximately 50% increase in the half-brightness time.
  • Page 25: Temperature/Humidity Diagram

    Device description 4.4.4 Temperature/Humidity diagram RH [%] T [°C] Diagram legend Operation T [°C] Temperature in °C Storage and transport RH [%] Relative humidity (RH) in percent and non-condensing Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 26: Dimensions

    6x retaining clips with torque limiting Anodized front plate E6/C8 (black) Dimensions of the installation cutout for this Power Panel variant: 187 ±1 mm x 130 ±1 mm See also "Requirements for the installation cutout" on page Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 27: Power Panel T50 - 10.1" Variants

    Figure Power Panel T50 6PPT50.101E-10B Power Panel T50, 10.1", glass front, 1x Gigabit Ethernet. CPU and memory: 800 MHz dual core (ARM Cortex-A9), 1 GB RAM, 512 MB onboard flash drive. Display and touch screen: 10.1", 1280 x 800 (WXGA) resolution, projected capacitive touch screen, multi-touch support, glass front with black frame, land- scape and portrait format configurable with software.
  • Page 28: Technical Data

    Max. 100 m between 2 stations (segment length) Max. transfer rate 10/100/1000 Mbit/s Transfer Physical layer 10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX / 1000BASE-T Half-duplex Full-duplex Autonegotiation Auto-MDI/MDIX Table: Power Panel T50 - 10.1" variants - Technical data Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 29 Weight 1.3 kg Table: Power Panel T50 - 10.1" variants - Technical data Due to the power of the Power Panel, the following widget classes are fully supported: A, B. At 25°C ambient temperature. Reducing the brightness by 50% can typically result in an approximately 50% increase in the half-brightness time.
  • Page 30: Temperature/Humidity Diagram

    Device description 4.5.4 Temperature/Humidity diagram RH [%] T [°C] Diagram legend Operation T [°C] Temperature in °C Storage and transport RH [%] Relative humidity (RH) in percent and non-condensing Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 31: Dimensions

    8x retaining clips with torque limiting Anodized front plate E6/C8 (black) Dimensions of the installation cutout for this Power Panel variant: 257.5 ±1 mm x 176 ±1 mm See also "Requirements for the installation cutout" on page Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 32: Power Panel T50 - 12.1" Variants

    Figure Power Panel T50 6PPT50.121E-10B Power Panel T50, 12.1", glass front, 1x Gigabit Ethernet. CPU and memory: 800 MHz dual core (ARM Cortex-A9), 1 GB RAM, 512 MB onboard flash drive. Display and touch screen: 12.1", 1280 x 800 (WXGA) resolution, projected capacitive touch screen, multi-touch support, glass front with black frame, land- scape and portrait format configurable with software.
  • Page 33: Technical Data

    Max. 100 m between 2 stations (segment length) Max. transfer rate 10/100/1000 Mbit/s Transfer Physical layer 10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX / 1000BASE-T Half-duplex Full-duplex Autonegotiation Auto-MDI/MDIX Table: Power Panel T50 - 12.1" variants - Technical data Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 34 Weight 2.0 kg Table: Power Panel T50 - 12.1" variants - Technical data Due to the power of the Power Panel, the following widget classes are fully supported: A, B. At 25°C ambient temperature. Reducing the brightness by 50% can typically result in an approximately 50% increase in the half-brightness time.
  • Page 35: Temperature/Humidity Diagram

    Device description 4.6.4 Temperature/Humidity diagram RH [%] T [°C] Diagram legend Operation T [°C] Temperature in °C Storage and transport RH [%] Relative humidity (RH) in percent and non-condensing Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 36: Dimensions

    Anodized front plate E6/C8 (black) Powder-coated cover, RAL 9005, fine structure, flat Dimensions of the installation cutout for this Power Panel variant: 313 ±1 mm x 210.5 ±1 mm See also "Requirements for the installation cutout" on page Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 37: Power Panel T50 - 15.6" Variants

    Figure Power Panel T50 6PPT50.156B-10B Power Panel T50, 15.6", glass front, 1x Gigabit Ethernet. CPU and memory: 800 MHz dual core (ARM Cortex-A9), 1 GB RAM, 512 MB onboard flash drive. Display and touch screen: 15.6", 1366 x 768 (HD) resolution, projected capacitive touch screen, multi-touch support, glass front with black frame, landscape and portrait format configurable with software.
  • Page 38: Technical Data

    Max. 100 m between 2 stations (segment length) Max. transfer rate 10/100/1000 Mbit/s Transfer Physical layer 10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX / 1000BASE-T Half-duplex Full-duplex Autonegotiation Auto-MDI/MDIX Table: Power Panel T50 - 15.6" variants - Technical data Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 39 Weight 3.1 kg Table: Power Panel T50 - 15.6" variants - Technical data Due to the power of the Power Panel, the following widget classes are fully supported: A, B. At 25°C ambient temperature. Reducing the brightness by 50% can typically result in an approximately 50% increase in the half-brightness time.
  • Page 40: Temperature/Humidity Diagram

    Derating in °C Information: The display brightness can be derated in two ways: 1) Reducing the display brightness according to the max. ambient temperature. 2) Observing the maximum permissible ambient temperature for the selected display brightness. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 41: Dimensions

    Example 3: If the Power Panel should be operated continuously with a display brightness of 100%, appropriate measures must be taken to keep the ambient temperature at least 10°C below the maximum permitted ambient temperature. 4.7.6 Dimensions Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 42 Anodized front plate E6/C8 (black) Powder-coated cover, RAL 9005, fine structure, flat Dimensions of the installation cutout for this Power Panel variant: 403 ±1 mm x 247.5 ±1 mm See also "Requirements for the installation cutout" on page Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 43: Connection Elements

    SELV/PELV circuits. Information: For all Ethernet connections, only connections within a building are permitted, taking into account maximum lengths. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 44: Usb Interfaces

    • Due to the general PC specification, these USB interfaces must be handled with the utmost care with regard to EMC, cable routing, etc. • The device is only permitted to be operated with properly executed grounding (see "Grounding (functional ground)" on page 49). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 45: Power Supply

    The supply voltage is internally protected against supply voltage overload by a permanently soldered fuse (see technical data). The device must be sent to B&R for repairs if the fuse is destroyed in the event of error (fuse replacement). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 46: Commissioning

    Notice! The device must ultimately be installed in a protective housing with sufficient rigidity (per UL 61010-1 and UL 61010-2-201). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 47: Installing With Retaining Clips

    4. Secure the retaining clips to the wall or control cabinet panel by tightening the mounting screws with a flat- blade screwdriver. Figure: Securing the retaining clips Torque limiting is built into the retaining clips. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 48: Mounting Orientations

    The device can be operated in all other mounting orientations if derating up to the maximum operating temperature (see ambient conditions in the technical data) minus 5°C is maintained or the internal housing temperature is monitored by the application (see "Temperature monitoring" on page 95 Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 49: Grounding (Functional Ground)

    (control cabinet, machine, etc.) must be provided. Cable clamps 5.1.6 Requirements for the cables used Notice! To meet the UL certification requirements, copper cables must be used that are designed for an oper- ating temperature >70°C. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 50: Operating The Power Panel

    The mouse cursor automatically appears if a USB mouse is connected to the Power Panel. If the left and right mouse buttons are pressed simultaneously for more than 2 seconds, the Power Panel navigates to the service pages. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 51: Configuration

    • By pressing the left and right buttons of a connected USB mouse simultaneously for at least 2 seconds. • Opened automatically after restarting the Power Panel if the corresponding Start mode is configured on service page Startup (see service page "Startup" on page Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 52 About & Info Language of the service pages As can be seen in the previous service page example, all of the content on the service pages for the Power Panel is generally in English. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 53 (see "Service page Backup & Reset" on page 80 "Service page Update" on page 75). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 54 To simplify operation, some text fields are enlarged during input (increased readability). The descriptive text to the left of the text field is hidden during this (covered up by the text field). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 55: Overview

    Save & Exit Saves the Power Panel settings and closes/exits the service page About & Info Information about the Power Panel (PPT system version, licenses for the Save & Exit software being used) About & Info Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 56: Service

    Use boot logo / animation as web load screen Screen Boot logo or boot animation For requirements and information about the boot logo and boot animation, see the following sections: • "Boot logo" on page 93 • "Boot animation" on page 94 Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 57: Service

    IP address can be obtained from the DNS server. In order to use DNS functionality, appropriate infrastructure must be available within the network. For more information, please contact your network administrator. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 58: Dns Suffix

    Primary DNS server / Secondary DNS server / Tertiary DNS server Default setting: EMPTY The IP addresses for the DNS server. This input option for the DNS server is only displayed if option Activate DNS is enabled. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 59 Primary DNS server / Secondary DNS server / Tertiary DNS server Default setting: EMPTY The IP addresses for the DNS server. This input option for the DNS server is only displayed if option Activate DNS is enabled. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 60: Service

    If this option is enabled, time changes related to daylight savings time take place automatically. Time synchronization Default setting: (GMT) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London When making a selection (via touch or mouse click), a list of all time zones is displayed and the appropriate one can be selected. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 61: Service

    Input range: 0°, 90°, 180°, 270° (in 90° steps) The angle of rotation of the display is set here. This setting affects how screen content is output. After selection, the display content is rotated clockwise according to the specified angle. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 62: Screensaver Settings

    If the screensaver is started after a period of inactivity, the display goes into the selected mode: The display is dark. The backlight remains on. Black The display is dark. The backlight is switched off (result: lower power consumption). Backlight off Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 63: Service

    Input range: 10 to 500 Unit: ms (milliseconds) This setting is used to configure the duration of the generated audio signal. (button) Test buzzer Function: Triggers the buzzer for testing purposes (sound is generated). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 64: Service

    Disabled In VNC/web mode, the service page cannot be opened using this gesture. Information: A mouse must be connected in order to open the service page in VNC/web mode (see "Mouse" on page 50). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 65: Service

    If the entered IP address is incomplete or no VNC server exists for the IP address or entered hostname, a corresponding message will be output if a connection attempt fails in VNC mode. The error message is only output if display of the boot logo is disabled in start mode VNC. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 66 Disabled Displays the VNC application in its original size on the Power Panel display. Information: Enabling this option results in a reduction in the performance of the Power Panel due to increased computing power. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 67: Background Color

    Without the RFB extension, this option can be enabled to enable VNC monitoring for the VNC client. This option also Enable connection monitor works with third-party VNC servers. If several VNC clients are operated on one B&R VNC server, option Use RFB extension is only permitted to be enabled on one VNC client. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 68: Service

    OPC UA Set/Override viewport settings Remote Access Set or override viewport settings of loaded HTML page Save & Exit Enable Screen Capture Enables the Screen Capture API of the browser About & Info webserver1 webserver2 Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 69 This option is for development purposes only while creating an HTML-based HMI application. When using this option, it should be noted that the functions enabled in this way can be misused; it is therefore recommended to handle the developer tools with appropriate care. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 70 1. Press button Remove client certificate. 2. A confirmation prompt appears querying whether the client certificate should be completely deleted from the device. ✓ After the confirmation prompt is confirmed, the client certificate is deleted from the device. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 71 By default, the browser displays a security warning when the HTML application starts a screen capture using the screen capture API. The user is prompted to permit or deny the screen capture. This option can be used to disable this security warning. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 72: Additional Functions

    ➯ When using a USB keyboard, the following keys are also enabled: [F5] Refresh: Reloads the current browser window. [Alt]+[Left] One page back: Opens the previous page in the browser history. [Alt]+[Right] One page forward: Opens the next page in the browser history. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 73: Service

    The CIFS password for network sharing is configured here. This password applies both for sharing the USB storage medium as well as internal user memory. The password is stored on the device in configuration file PPT50Config.xml . Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 74: Show Password

    This option is always disabled after restart. Encrypt password Default setting: Disabled Enabled The password is stored on the device in encrypted form. Disabled The password is stored on the device as plain text. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 75: Service

    They can be checked and modified on the service pages if necessary after loading and before saving the settings. Data is stored using functions on service page Save & Exit (see "Service page Save & Exit" on page 86). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 76 In order for Power Panel configurations to be found on and loaded from controllers, the following requirements apply to these controllers: • SNMP is enabled (Ethernet interface configuration on the controller). • TFTP is enabled (controller configuration). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 77 Press to load boot logo / animation from a USB flash drive Update server type TFTP Specify the update server type Storage Update Get update server from DHCP server Backup & Reset Hostname / IP address Security OPC UA Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 78 The password is hidden in the input field by placeholder characters (●●●●●●). Note: This option only switches the display of the password between plain text and wildcard characters. This option is not saved. This option is always disabled after restart. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 79 If the entered IP address is incomplete or no FTP server exists for the IP address or entered hostname, a message will be output that no network connection could be established if a connection attempt fails during the update process. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 80: Service Page Backup & Reset

    The current settings made on the service pages are not saved and will be lost. Reset boot logo / animation (button) Accessing this function resets the boot logo and the boot animation to the factory default settings (summary screen). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 81: Service

    This option is not saved in the system settings and immediately disabled after exiting the service pages. This function is necessary to install a system backup created earlier on the device, for example (backups are generally saved without a signature). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 82: Service Page Opc Ua

    Additional input fields are displayed if option Username is selected: 4840 Screen Identify token Audio Username Choose the identify token type Gesture User Password ●●●●●●●● OPC UA server password Storage Max. 100 characters Update Show password Backup & Reset Security Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 83 The password is hidden in the input field by placeholder characters (●●●●●●). Note: This option only switches the display of the password between plain text and wildcard characters. This option is not saved. This option is always disabled after restart. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 84: Service Page Remote Access

    This defines the port number used by the remote client to access the Power Panel. Port number Back end = WebGL Back end = VNC 1024 - 65,535 Default port: 8080 Default port: 5900 Valid range for entering the port number. Inputs outside this range are not possible. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 85 The password is stored on the device in encrypted form. Disabled The password is stored on the device as plain text. Mode Selects the remote access operating mode: Display of content Operation with mouse and keyboard View Control Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 86: Service Page Save & Exit

    All changes made are saved. The service pages are not exited, and other settings can be made. Exit without saving (button) Changes made are not saved and will be lost. The Power Panel starts as configured with the last settings that were saved (see "Service page Startup" on page 56). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 87: Service Page About & Info

    This means that the signature is not checked. Bootloader version Version number of the bootloader SoC) SoC ... System on a chip (button) Show license Accessing this function displays the licenses of the software components used on the Power Panel. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 88: Update

    • PPT50Image.img.gz • PPT50Config.xml • PPTLogo.bmp.gz • PPT50Image.md5 • PPTLogoA.gif • PPT50Image.img.gz.sig Depending on the configuration, files PPTLogo.bmp.gz and PPTLogoA.gif may not be included. 4. Connect the USB flash drive to the Power Panel. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 89: Updating With A Downloaded From The Website And Usb Flash Drive

    Note that certain settings may have to be adapted to the specific device, however (e.g. position of the boot animation). Boot logo, boot animation A boot logo and/or boot animation can only be used on devices with the same display size. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 90: Software

    See Automation Help for information about the download and installation in Automation Studio. The Linux image version is not identical to the version from the Power Panel hardware upgrade. Information: The license information in license.zip always refers to a specific image version. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 91: Notes About The Ppt System

    PPT image with a version ≤1.0.1 and certain hardware revisions of the Power Panel T50. This results in the following problem: • The touch screen does not work. This problem occurs if a PPT image with a version ≤1.0.1 is used on 2nd generation devices.
  • Page 92: Supported Video Formats

    Height of the display in pixels. The width and height of the display are output according to the orientation: • Example for landscape format: 1280x800 • Example for portrait format: 800x1280 <OrderId> Model number of the Power Panel. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 93: File Formats

    The user only has to make sure that the boot logo is compressed into the GZ format and the file is named accordingly if Automation Studio is not being used. Color depth The color depth is limited to 24-bit. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 94: Boot Animation

    The boot animation is only displayed when starting web or VNC mode. It is not displayed while the device is booting. 7.5 Access to shared memory areas The FileIO library (description see Automation Help) can be used to access shared memory areas (USB memory or internal memory). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 95: Rfb Extension

    Notice! The temperature of the CPU housing is not permitted to exceed 105°C. The service life of the processor may be reduced at continuously high temperatures. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 96: Adjusting Display Brightness

    The default audio signal setting is configured on service page Audio or in Automation Studio (see section "Config- uration" on page 51). Information: Emitting an audible tone with beep is always done independently of the setting on service page Audio (see "Service page Audio" on page 63). Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 97: Opc Ua Server

    Node identifiers are either specified in the OPC UA specification or by B&R itself. A namespace therefore specifies which institution defined the node (naming authority) and is specified in the form of a namespace URI. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 98 These nodes provide variables/parameters for configuring the device or for reading information from the device. Variable These nodes provide variables/parameters for reading information from the device. Property Specific properties for identifying the device are read out via these nodes. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 99 Address of the first DNS server. SecondaryDNS Address of the second DNS server. TertiaryDNS Address of the third DNS server. Static IP address of the Power Panel. IpAddress SubnetMask Subnet mask. DefaultGateway IP address of the default gateway. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 100 Enables/Disables the RFB extension in VNC mode. VNCConnectionMonitor Enables/Disables monitoring of the connection to the VNC server. VNCLocalWindowScaling Enables/Disables automatic scaling of the HMI application in VNC mode. Changes the background color of the VNC client. VNCBackgroundColor Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 101 0 Root Root directory Objects Object directory DeviceSet Device directory Node for the "Power Panel T50" device PowerPanelT50 Node containing all methods of the device MethodSet ns BrowseName of the method Description "Wakes up" the Power Panel if the screensaver is running.
  • Page 102: Device Properties

    Value: -1 (reserved, not in use) SerialNumber Serial number of the device (see label on the back of the device). Software version of the PPT system: e.g. 1.2.0 SoftwareRevision VendorId Vendor code, for customized models. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 103: Description Of The Nodes Of The Information Model

    "Buzzer source" on page 63 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:BuzzerSource Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Audio/4:BuzzerSource Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType BrBuzzerSource (Enumeration) AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Data type BrBuzzerSource (enumeration) Value String Touch Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 104 Function identical to: Service page Audio → "Buzzer duration" on page 63 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:BuzzerDuration Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Audio/4:BuzzerDuration Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType UInt16 AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 105 Service page Gesture → "Open service page" on page 64 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:OpenServicePage Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Gesture/4:OpenServicePage Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType Boolean AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 106: Network Mode

    "DHCP" on page 57 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:NetworkMode Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Network/4:NetworkMode Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType BrNetMode (Enumeration) AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Data type BrNetMode (enumeration) Value String DHCPClient StaticIP Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 107 "Primary DNS server / Secondary DNS server / Tertiary DNS server" on page 58 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:PrimaryDNS /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:SecondaryDNS /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:TertiaryDNS Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Network/4:PrimaryDNS /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Network/4:SecondaryDNS /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Network/4:TertiaryDNS Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType String AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 108 Service page Network → "Subnet mask / Default gateway" on page 59 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:DefaultGateway Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Network/4:DefaultGateway Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType String AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 109 "Back end" on page 84 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:RemoteAccessBackEnd Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:RemoteAccess/4:RemoteAccessBackEnd Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType BrRemoteAccessBackEnd (Enumeration) AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Data type BrRemoteAccessBackEnd (enumeration) Value String WebGL Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 110 Service page Remote Access → "Back end WebSocket port" on page 85 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:RemoteAccessWSPortWebGL Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:RemoteAccess/4:RemoteAccessWSPortWebGL Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType UInt16 AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 111 Service page Remote Access → "Back end port" on page 84 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:RemoteAccessPortVNC Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:RemoteAccess/4:RemoteAccessPortVNC Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType UInt16 AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 112: Display Brightness

    Function identical to: Service page Screen → "Screensaver" on page 61 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:EnableScreensaver Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Screen/4:EnableScreensaver Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType Boolean AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 113 Service page Screen → "Settings for the boot animation" on page 62 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:BootAnimationLeftPos Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Screen/4:BootAnimationLeftPos Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType UInt16 AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 114 Service page Screen → "Settings for the boot animation" on page 62 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:BootAnimationTopPos Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Screen/4:BootAnimationTopPos Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType UInt16 AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 115 "Boot logo or boot animation" on page 56 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:ShowBootLogoVNC /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:ShowBootLogoWeb Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Startup/4:ShowBootLogoVNC /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Startup/4:ShowBootLogoWeb Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType Boolean AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 116 • UserMemoryShare → Option Allow access to user memory via network Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:USBMemoryShare /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:UserMemoryShare Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Storage/4:USBMemoryShare /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Storage/4:UserMemoryShare Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType Boolean AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 117 7.7.2.2.8.2 NTPServer1 Function identical to: Service page Time → NTPServer1 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:NTPServer1 Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Time/4:NTPServer1 Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType String AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 118 After the changes are saved with method SaveConfiguration, option VNCConnectionMonitor will be automatically set to false in such a case. Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:VNCConnectionMonitor Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Vnc/4:VNCConnectionMonitor Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType Boolean AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 119 Function identical to: Service page VNC → "Background color" on page 67 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:VNCBackgroundColor Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Vnc/4:VNCBackgroundColor Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType String AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 120 Service page Web → "Disable pinch gesture" on page 69 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:DisablePinchGesture Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Web/4:DisablePinchGesture Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType Boolean AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 121 Service page Web → "Enable Screen Capture" on page 71 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:EnableScreenCapture Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Web/4:EnableScreenCapture Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType Boolean AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 122 Service page Web → "Suppress Screen Capture security warning" on page 71 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:SuppressScrnCaptSecWarn Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Configuration/4:Web/4:SuppressScrnCaptSecWarn Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType Boolean AccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite UserAccessLevel CurrentRead, CurrentWrite Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 123 /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:MethodSet/4:BuzzerWithPara Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Control/4:BuzzerWithPara Arguments for a method call Argument Data type Name Description UInt32 Frequency Frequency of the buzzer in hertz [Hz]. UInt32 Duration Duration of the buzzer in milliseconds [ms]. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 124: Load Configuration

    Arguments for a method call Argument Data type Name Description UInt32 BrightnessUnlimited Brightness in percent [%]. Values >100 are limited to 100. Range of values 0 - 100 Scaling No scaling: 0 → 0% to 100 → 100% Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 125 This method is independent of setting EnableRemoteAccess. Additional information about remote access: Service page Remote Access → Remote access Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:MethodSet/4:StartRemoteAccess Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Control/4:StartRemoteAccess Arguments for a method call Arguments Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 126 When ConnectionWatchdog is active, the OPC UA client must send a trigger signal to the Power Panel within the timeout period. If the Power Panel does not receive a trigger signal within the defined timeout period, all LEDs on the Power Panel are disabled. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 127 Description CPUCore0Usage CPU utilization of core 0 (percent). CPUCore1Usage CPU utilization of core 1 (percent). CPU utilization of all cores (percent). CPUUsage MemoryAvailable Available RAM in MB. MemoryTotal Entire RAM of system in MB. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 128 DataType Byte AccessLevel CurrentRead UserAccessLevel CurrentRead 7.7.2.5.4 MemoryAvailable Available RAM in MB. Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:MemoryAvailable Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Diagnostics/4:MemoryAvailable Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType UInt16 AccessLevel CurrentRead UserAccessLevel CurrentRead Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 129 Software • OPC UA server • Description of the nodes of the information model 7.7.2.5.5 MemoryTotal Entire RAM of system in MB. Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:MemoryTotal Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Diagnostics/4:MemoryTotal Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType UInt16 AccessLevel CurrentRead UserAccessLevel CurrentRead Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 130 Indicates whether a USB flash drive is connected to IF4. Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:ParameterSet/4:USBFlashDrive1 Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:Status/4:USBFlashDrive1 Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType BrUSBFlashDriveState (Enumeration) AccessLevel CurrentRead UserAccessLevel CurrentRead Data type BrUSBFlashDriveState (enumeration) Value String UNPLUGGED PLUGGED Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 131 DeviceRevision The value of DeviceRevision is identical to the value of HardwareRevision Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:DeviceRevision Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:Identification/2:DeviceRevision Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType String AccessLevel CurrentRead UserAccessLevel CurrentRead Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 132 CurrentRead 7.7.2.7.6 ProductCode B&R ID code (see technical data of the device). Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:ProductCode Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:Identification/3:ProductCode Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType UInt32 AccessLevel CurrentRead UserAccessLevel CurrentRead Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 133: Software Revision

    UserAccessLevel CurrentRead 7.7.2.7.9 SoftwareRevision Software version of the PPT system: e.g. 1.2.0 Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:SoftwareRevision Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:Identification/2:SoftwareRevision Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType String AccessLevel CurrentRead UserAccessLevel CurrentRead Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 134 Vendor code, for customized models. VendorId Description B&R B&R ≥2 Customer ID Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/3:VendorId Alternative path (function group): /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:Identification/3:VendorId Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType UInt32 AccessLevel CurrentRead UserAccessLevel CurrentRead Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 135 Link to the website: The user's manual is available in the Downloads section. Path to the node (BrowsePath) Path: /0:Root/0:Objects/2:DeviceSet/4:PowerPanelT50/2:DeviceManual Device property DeviceManual is only available as a property of node PowerPanelT50. Node attributes NodeClass Variable DataType String AccessLevel CurrentRead UserAccessLevel CurrentRead Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 136: Maintenance

    • Area type: This type can be seen in a dark gray image. The effect disappears if the display is switched off for a long time. • Line type: This can result in permanent damage. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 137 • Switch continuously between static and dynamic images. • Prevent excessive differences in brightness between foreground and background elements. • Use colors with similar brightness. • Use complementary colors for subsequent images. • Use screensavers. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 138: Accessories

    POWERLINK/Ethernet attachment cable, RJ45 to M12, can be used in cable drag chains,15 m POWERLINK cables from B&R can be used for Ethernet connections. These cables are suitable for networks with transfer rates up to 100 Mbit/s and not for gigabit networks. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 139: 0Tb6102 - 2-Pin Terminal Block For Power Supply

    0.14 to 1.5 mm² Tightening torque 0.22 to 0.25 Nm Electrical properties Nominal voltage 300 V Nominal current Table 2: 0TB6102.2010-01, 0TB6102.2110-01 - Technical data The limit data for each Power Panel must be taken into account. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 140: 6Accrpp2.0000-000

    8 retaining clips with torque limiting, 1x 2-pin cage clamp terminal block (0TB6102.2110-01), 1x 2-pin screw clamp terminal block (0TB6102.2010-01). General information Note Suitable for Power Panel T50 (5.0", 7.0" and 10.1"). Certifications Table 4: 6ACCRPP2.0000-000 - Technical data Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 141: 6Accrpp2.0001-000

    • 1x 2-pin cage clamp terminal block • 1x 2-pin screw clamp terminal block This installation kit is suitable for the following Power Panel devices: • Power Panel T30 • Power Panel T50 (12.1" and 15.6") • Power Panel T80 9.4.1 Order data Order number...
  • Page 142: Storage Media

    For technical data and additional information about the cable, see the corresponding documentation. This is lo- cated under the purchase order number of the cable on the B&R website (www.br-automation.com) and can be downloaded from there. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 143: International And National Certifications

    Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Germany Lloyd's Register (LR) Great Britain American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) Bureau Veritas (BV) France Federal agency on techni- Eurasian Eco- Eurasian Conformity (EAC) cal regulating and metrology nomic Union Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 144: Eu Directives And Standards (Ce)

    For information about the editions of applicable standards, see the "UK Declaration of Conformity". The "UK Declaration of Conformity" is available for download on the B&R website. UK Declaration of Conformity Website > Downloads > Certificates > Declarations of conformity > Power Panel: > UK Declaration HMI_OI Power Panels Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 145: Overview Of Standards

    - Part 6-2: Generic standards - Immunity standard for industrial environments Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) EN 61000-6-4 - Part 6-4: Generic standards - Emission standard for industrial environments Programmable logic controllers EN 61131-2 - Part 2: Equipment requirements and tests Replacement for EN 60068-2-32 Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 146: Requirements For Immunity To Disturbances

    80 MHz to 1 GHz, 10 V/m 80 MHz to 1 GHz, 10 V/m 1.4 to 2 GHz, 3 V/m 1.4 to 6 GHz, 3 V/m 2 to 2.7 GHz, 1 V/m Criteria A Criteria A Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 147: High-Speed Transient Electrical Disturbances (Burst)

    250/300 periods (50/60 Hz) 20 attempts Criteria C 40% residual voltage 10/12 periods (50/60 Hz) 20 attempts Criteria C 70% residual voltage 25/30 periods (50/60 Hz) 20 attempts Criteria C Mains frequency per manufacturer data Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 148: Emission Requirements

    1 to 6 GHz 76 dB (µV/m) peak value 56 dB (µV/m) average value 3 to 6 GHz 80 dB (µV/m) peak value 60 dB (µV/m) average value Depends on the highest internal frequency Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 149: Mechanical Conditions

    Type I Transport (packaged) Acceleration 10 g Duration 11 ms 18 shocks Type II Type II Acceleration 30 g Duration 6 ms 18 shocks Pulse (half-sine) stress in all 3 axes (x, y, z) Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 150: Electrical Safety

    Explanation for the Explanation for the turer protection of equipment protection of personnel First number Protected against touching dangerous parts Dust-proof. IP6x with conductor. Front: IP65 Second number Protection against water jets. IP x5 Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 151: Underwriters Laboratories (Ul)

    For information about the versions of applicable standards, see the certificate. The certificate is available for down- load from the B&R website. Certificate Home > Downloads > Certificates > UL > Power Panel: > E115267 UL CoC Power Panel C30, C50, T50 Series Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 152: Offshore/Maritime

    Products are suitable for use in maritime environments in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the Bureau Veritas classification society. Certificate Home > Downloads > Certificates > Maritime > BV > Power Panel T-Series: > BV type approval certificate - Power Panel T-Series France Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 153: Additional Certifications

    Eurasian Customs Union (based on EU conformity). Russia Certificate Belarus Home > Downloads > Certificates > EAC > Power Panel: > EAC declaration of conformity PowerPanel Kazakhstan, etc. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...
  • Page 154: Environmentally Friendly Disposal

    Electronics recycling Operating and monitoring devices Uninterruptible power supplies Batteries and rechargeable batteries Cables Paper/Cardboard packaging Paper/Cardboard recycling Plastic packaging material Plastic recycling Disposal must be carried out in accordance with applicable legal regulations. Power Panel T50 User's manual V2.04...

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