Features:
- LCD operator display with keypad-controlled viewing adjustments
- 40K application configuration with real-time clock functions
- Separate controller-communication and RS-232 peripheral paths
The LCD prefix and P1 suffix are the fastest way to separate 2707-L40P1 from the VFD and high-voltage catalogs that share the DTAM Plus enclosure family.
Its 40K identity signals an application-oriented station rather than a display-only component, so the retained project is part of the product decision.
After catalog identity is established, host communication and peripheral handling remain separate engineering decisions and should not be inferred from the common front-panel appearance.
Apter Power can coordinate official-document review, quotation, and sourcing support for 2707-L40P1.
2707-L40P1 DTAM Plus LCD Operator Interface Manuals, Datasheets, Links
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Display format: Four rows keep process values, prompts, and operator choices together at the machine.
- Local adjustment: Keypad-controlled backlight and contrast let commissioning staff tune visibility without editing the application.
- Thermal boundary: The LCD-specific ambient limit must guide enclosure ventilation and hot-panel acceptance.
- Configurable interface: The controller port can use the documented RS-232C or RS-485 electrical path.
- Protocol alignment: DH-485 or DF1 selection must agree with the host, application, and switch record.
- Cable control: The runtime cable must match the chosen controller interface rather than only fitting the connector.
- Dedicated channel: The 40K catalog provides an RS-232C printer port separate from host communication.
- Clocked output: The real-time clock supports application-defined time stamps for printed information.
- ASCII entry: Supported decoded data can enter through the peripheral path when the application maps it deliberately.
- Controller data access: Monitor and manipulate PLC or SLC process values from a local operator station.
- Recipe and point work: Change approved data blocks or reach configured points during production and setup.
- Peripheral-assisted operation: Produce time-referenced reports or accept application-defined decoded ASCII data.