Features:
- Integrates a 10.2-inch TFT display with 1024 × 600 native resolution.
- Processes the operator project through a 600 MHz Cortex-A8 CPU.
- Uses a four-wire resistive touch layer with 4096 × 4096 input resolution.
The all-in-one panel combines visualization, touch input and embedded execution in one operator device.
High-resolution touch coordinates let the runtime map operator input to configured screen objects.
Preinstalled MCGS runtime software supplies the environment for image display and local data processing.
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TPC1061TI Local Processing
- Processor core: A 600 MHz Cortex-A8 CPU executes the embedded operator project.
- Integrated role: Processing takes place in the same enclosure as the screen and touch layer.
- Data handling: The CPU supports the runtime's image presentation and local information processing.
TPC1061TI Visual Interface
- Panel size: The active interface is presented on a 10.2-inch TFT LCD.
- Pixel layout: Native 1024 × 600 resolution defines the available project workspace.
- Display role: Configured graphics and operating values share one local visualization surface.
TPC1061TI Operator Interaction
- Sensing method: A four-wire resistive layer detects contact on the panel surface.
- Coordinate grid: Touch position is resolved across a 4096 × 4096 input matrix.
- Project mapping: The runtime associates touch coordinates with configured buttons and screen objects.
TPC1061TI Embedded Project Environment
- Installed runtime: MCGS embedded configuration software is supplied on the terminal.
- Screen execution: The runtime renders the configured operator pages and their visual objects.
- Information flow: Image display and data-processing functions operate together within the HMI project.