- PanelView Standard 600 color terminal with keypad and touch input
- DeviceNet interface supports controller data exchange and terminal I/O
- Separate RS-232 port supports documented printer functions
2711-B6C10 provides color process visualization and two operator-input methods in a single PanelView Standard 600 enclosure.
The communication code identifies DeviceNet networking, while the B6 construction combines a physical keypad with an analog-resistive touch screen.
Replacement requires the original PanelBuilder32 application, network configuration, AC power arrangement, cutout, and printer setup to be preserved together.
Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for 2711-B6C10 are confirmed during quotation.
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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.
- Preserve the node address, network rate, and scanner connection definition
- Match input and output assembly sizes to the controller project
- Verify network power, polarity, shielding, and termination before startup
- Keypad functions and touch targets are defined by the terminal application
- Touch calibration should be checked after installation or overlay service
- Alarm, security, and numeric-entry behavior must be validated on the machine
- Rockwell Automation lists 2711P-B7C22A9P as the primary migration option for 2711-B6C10
- Adapter plate 2711P-RAAK7 is required because the original and replacement panel cutouts are different
- The replacement provides dual Ethernet rather than native DeviceNet, so the controller network and PanelBuilder32 application path require conversion
- DeviceNet operator-interface applications using the B6 keypad-and-touch configuration
- Color alarm and data-entry screens using the 320 × 234 display, function keys, and 16 × 8 touch grid
- PanelBuilder32 applications that exchange configured DeviceNet I/O assemblies and retain the separate RS-232 printer function