Features:
- PanelView Standard 600 color terminal with combined keypad and touch operator input
- Remote I/O communication for the controller connection and a separate RS-232 printer port
- PanelBuilder32 application storage with supported ATA memory-card handling
Allen-Bradley 2711-B6C1 provides the display and operator-input interface for a correctly configured Remote I/O control system.
The terminal combines keypad and touch operation, while the application file, Remote I/O addressing, and controller data mapping determine its machine function.
Before replacement or migration, preserve the PanelBuilder32 project and verify communication settings, power, cutout, terminal hardware, application conversion, and controller compatibility.
Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for 2711-B6C1 are confirmed during quotation.
Allen-Bradley 2711-B6C1 PanelView Standard 600 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.
- The required panel cutout is 264 mm wide × 167 mm high.
- Installed depth is 99 mm, or 131 mm with the memory-card retainer.
- Allow 220 mm rear clearance to insert or remove a memory card with its retainer.
- Use 2.1...3.3 mm² (14...12 AWG) 90 °C copper conductors for protective earth and AC input power.
- Tighten the AC input-power terminal screws to 0.57 N·m.
- The functional-earth screw accepts 2.1...5.3 mm² (14...10 AWG) copper conductors and requires 1.13...1.36 N·m torque.
- The keypad uses a stainless-steel domed membrane with navigation and function keys
- The touch screen provides 128 touch cells rated for one million actuations
- The real-time clock is battery backed for application timestamps
- Use the terminal as the local operator interface for a correctly configured Remote I/O control system
- Retain the PanelBuilder32 application and verify all Remote I/O addressing and controller data mappings
- Complete any migration only after checking power, cutout, communication support, application conversion, and operator-interface requirements