Features:
- Compact DLR node: dual Ethernet ports in the 5.7-inch format
- DC load: 35 W maximum from the documented input range
- Service storage: SD and USB paths support application and backup work
This exact model adds the 22 embedded-switch network option to the smallest 4:3 Standard terminal.
Its lower power class changes supply planning compared with 7-inch and larger terminals, even when the controller project is similar.
Ring layout, source voltage, backup media, Series, and firmware should be captured as one commissioning package.
Apter Power provides official-data confirmation, quotation coordination, and sourcing support for 2711P-T6C22D8S.
Verified resources for 2711P-T6C22D8S:
Important Notice: Confirm the required firmware, application files, cables, accessories, and documentation in the quotation before ordering.
- Ring position: record the upstream and downstream devices connected to the two ports.
- Embedded switch: keep both jacks on the same documented EtherNet/IP topology.
- Break test: prove controller communication during a controlled single-link interruption.
- Linear warning: account for downstream loss if the terminal or either cable is removed.
- Input range: maintain 18...30 V DC at the terminal under load.
- Demand: size the branch circuit for the 35 W maximum specification.
- Wiring: verify polarity, conductor size, grounding, and the removable terminal block.
- Startup check: measure voltage while the display and network initialize.
- SD card: use supported 1784-SDx storage and retain its protective cover where required.
- USB host: connect service media only under the official installation conditions.
- Backup image: include the application, communication settings, and terminal configuration.
- Update safety: never remove media or power while a firmware operation is active.
- Small DLR panels: add local touch operation to supported ring-connected machine equipment.
- Linear HMI nodes: place a compact Standard terminal within a documented in-line Ethernet path.
- Logix visualization: run one-controller ME applications within the Standard screen and alarm boundaries.