Beijer Electronics Inc.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
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Operator Interface Terminal has emergency stop switch.
Featuring 24- or 40-key membrane/steel snap dome keypad, handheld QTERM-G55 can be equipped with one EIA-232, -422, or -485 serial port; Ethernet 10Base-T; or Power-over-Ethernet interface. Its 2-pole (4-wire) NC E-stop switch is placed above terminal display to facilitate access without hindering normal terminal operation. HMI terminal has 3.8 in., 320 x 240 pixel color LCD display and uses...
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Operator Interface Terminal withstands harsh environments.
Panel-mount QTERM-G55 uses graphics and keypad to interface with user. It can be equipped with 2 EIA-232, -422, -485 serial ports; Ethernet 10-BaseT; or Power-over-Ethernet interface. Unit features 320 x 240 pixel, 3.8 in. color LCD display; 24- or 40-key membrane/steel snap dome keypad with LEDs; and 2 MB Flash/16 MB SDRAM. Terminal has overmolded rubber boot around ABS polycarbonate plastic...
Read More »HMI Terminal uses touchscreen graphics.
QTERM-Z60 Terminal is equipped with one switch-selectable serial port and can communicate via EIA-232, EIA-422, or EIA-485. It has QVGA, 320 x 240 pixel, 256 color STN color LCD display and is viewable in most lighting conditions. Features include 2 Mb flash/16 Mb SDRAM and 5 Vdc/200 mA output from interface connector to power external devices like Z-World single board computer. Terminal has...
Read More »Operator Terminals feature intelligent design.
Available in 3 touch display models and 2 key-operated models, EXTER(TM) Series includes 6.5, 10.4, and 15.1 in. terminals. Each web-enabled terminal can act as server and client in network. Operating on CE.NET v4.2, units feature Intel XScale processor, dual driver functionality, and Persistent Storage Manager, which keeps data safe in case of power failure. Information Designer software...
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Operator Interface Terminal offers 24- or 40-key keypad.
Lightweight, handheld QTERM-G55 uses screen graphics and keypad to interface with user. It can be equipped with two EIA-232, -422 or -485 serial ports; Ethernet 10Base-T or Power-over-Ethernet interface. Unit has 320 x 240 pixel, grayscale, graphic LCD display and is viewable in most lighting conditions. QTERM-G55 uses Qlarity(TM) object-based programming language and includes 2 Mbytes flash/16...
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Graphics Terminal employs Power-over-Ethernet technology.
Model QTERM-G70 is available with IEEE 802.3af, which combines power and data on same CAT5 Ethernet cable. This allows replacement of older proprietary power sources and eliminates need to run 115 Vac power to devices on wired LAN. Ethernet-enabled unit is based on Qlarity(TM) object-based graphic terminal programming language. Features include 320 x 240 LCD display, touch screen with optional...
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Graphics Terminal offers Power-over-Ethernet.
QTERM-G70 uses Power-over-Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af) technology to combine power and data on same CAT5 Ethernet cable, allowing users to replace older power sources and eliminating need to run 115 Vac power to devices on wired LAN. Terminal features 320 x 240 lighted graphics LCD display, 10Base-T Ethernet with TCP/IP support, and touchscreen with optional PS/2 keyboard connection. It offers 4...
Read More »Server provides more than 55 protocols.
OPC Server can be connected to unlimited number of devices simultaneously, using one or more protocols. It features import and export of tag list, tag generator for creating defined number of consecutively numbered tags, and scripting tag values and scaling. Built-in DDE server communicates with same tag database that OPC server uses. DDE server makes it possible for smaller projects that do not...
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Graphics Terminal features object-based programming.
Ethernet-enabled QTERM-G75 includes 640 x 480 color, 10.4 in. diagonal, TFT graphics LCD; 10Base-T Ethernet with TCP/IP support; touch screen with optional PS/2 keyboard connection; EIA-232, -422, or -485 serial interface; and 2 Mbyte Flash/16 Mbytes RAM in NEMA 4, CE Certified aluminum housing. Qlarity(TM) object-based language allows operator to use predefined objects, edit existing objects, or...
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