Features:
- Displays remote HMI sessions on a 15.4-inch widescreen single-touch interface.
- Accepts RDP, VNC, SmartServer, and browser-based visualization through one Industrial Ethernet connection.
- Combines rear USB peripherals with local or remote RCC client configuration.
The thin-client architecture receives visualization from a remote system instead of storing a PLC control program in the panel.
Network services handle addressing, discovery, and supervision around the selected remote-session protocol.
The mounted front is the operator boundary, while power, Ethernet, and peripheral connectors remain at the rear.
The Siemens 6AV6646-1AB22-0AX0 SIMATIC ITC1500 Industrial Thin Client may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Siemens 6AV6646-1AB22-0AX0 SIMATIC ITC1500 Industrial Thin Client Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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How visualization reaches the thin client
- RDP connection: A Remote Desktop session presents the host interface on the touch panel across Ethernet.
- VNC connection: VNC supplies another supported route for viewing and operating a remote visualization session.
- SmartServer client: The panel can open a SmartServer session when that service is configured on the host.
- Session boundary: The thin client provides display and input at the panel while application execution remains on the remote system.
Browser content and network services
- Browser engine: The local browser renders supported HTTP content based on HTML5, XML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Address assignment: DHCP can supply the client network address when the Ethernet segment provides that service.
- Device discovery: DCP and LLDP identify the panel and its network neighbors for supported engineering and topology functions.
- Network monitoring: SNMP exposes supported client information to a network-management station.
Local input and removable-device paths
- Keyboard input: A USB keyboard provides local text and command entry outside the touch surface.
- Pointer input: A USB mouse can control the remote or browser session through a rear connection.
- Peripheral location: Both USB ports remain behind the panel after built-in installation.
- Session relationship: USB input is passed to the active client session instead of operating a local automation program.
Configuration and enclosure boundaries
- Client settings: RCC V2.0 supports configuration at the panel or from a remote engineering path.
- Operator side: The display and single-touch surface form the accessible front of the installation.
- Cabinet side: The Ethernet, USB, and 24 V DC connectors remain within the enclosure behind the mounting cutout.
- Brightness control: Backlight adjustment changes operator visibility without changing the remote application's display resolution.