Renu Electronics offers products for Factory Floor Automation.
Renu Electronics is one of the pioneers in designing & manufacturing of Factory Automation products like Text and Touch Screen based HMIs, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), HMIs with built-in PLC, Technology-based Protocol Converters, Analog and Digital Field I/Os, Industrial PCs, Signal Converters and Repeaters, Port Multiplexers, Flow Products and many more.
Renu Electronics offers products for Factory Floor Automation.
Renu Electronics is one of the pioneers in designing & manufacturing of Factory Automation products like Text and Touch Screen based HMIs, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), HMIs with built-in PLC, Technology-based Protocol Converters, Analog and Digital Field I/Os, Industrial PCs, Signal Converters and Repeaters, Port Multiplexers, Flow Products and many more.
Full color brochure on programmable logic controllers PLC with HMI embedded in an OPLC , with software included. A guide arm pair selection and purchase the most appropriate architecture for your control and industrial automation projects.
Folleto a todo color en controladores lógicos programables PLC con HMI integrado en un OPLC , con software incluido. Una guia de selección y compra de la arquitectura más adecuada para su proyecto de control y automatización industrial.
Full color brochure on programmable logic controllers PLC with HMI embedded in an OPLC, with software included. A guide arm pair selection and purchase the most appropriate architecture for your control and industrial automation projects.
Folleto a todo color en controladores lógicos programables PLC con HMI integrado en un OPLC , con software incluido. Una guia de selección y compra de la arquitectura más adecuada para su proyecto de control y automatización industrial.
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UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series, part 4DianaGray10
Welcome to UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series part 4. In this session, we will cover Test Manager overview along with SAP heatmap.
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1. Insights into SAP testing best practices
2. Heatmap utilization for testing
3. Optimization of testing processes
4. Demo
Topics covered:
Execution from the test manager
Orchestrator execution result
Defect reporting
SAP heatmap example with demo
Speaker:
Deepak Rai, Automation Practice Lead, Boundaryless Group and UiPath MVP
The Art of the Pitch: WordPress Relationships and SalesLaura Byrne
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Exor e top504_specsheet
1. Tech-note
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UniOP eTOP504
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UniOP eTOP504
The eTOP504 compact 4,3” widescreen display completes the eTOP series 500 with a no-compromise
low-cost product. The built-in dual 100Mb Ethernet interfaces with switch function
enhance its communication capability and make it the ideal choice for small systems.
• 4.3” TFT color display
• 480x272 pixel resolution, 64K colors
• Resistive touchscreen
• 2 Ethernet ports with switch function
• USB Host port
• SD Card slot
• Multistandard Serial Port
• Connection to bus systems using optional
plug-in modules
Highlights
The eTOP Series 500 HMI panels have been designed to run the JMobile software.
• JMobile runtime included. Full
compatibility with JMobile Studio.
• Full vector graphic support. Native support
of SVG graphic objects. Trasparency and
alpha blending.
• Full object dynamics: control visibility and
transparency, move, resize, rotate any
object on screen. Change properties of
basic and complex objects.
• TrueType fonts
• Multilanguage applications. Easily create
and manage your applications in multiple
languages to meet global requirements.
Far East languages are supported. Tools
available in JMobile Studio support easy
third-party translations and help reducing
development and maintenance costs of
the application
• Data display in numerical, text, bargraph,
analog gauges and graphic image
formats.
• Rich set of state-of-the-art HMI features:
data acquisition, alarm handling,
scheduler and timed actions (daily and
weekly schedulers, exception dates),
recipes, users and passwords, e-mail and
RSS feeds, rotating menus
• Includes support for a wide range of
communication drivers for Factory and
Building Automation systems.
• Multiple drivers communication capability.
• Remote monitoring and control. Client-
Server functionality. Mobile clients
supported.
• Remote maintenance and support with
VNC-based functionality.
• Off-line and On-line simulation with
JMobile Studio.
• Powerful scripting language for
automating HMI applications. Script
debugging improves efficiency in
application development.
• Rich gallery of symbols and objects
• Project templates
• Optional plug-in modules for fieldbus
systems, I/O and controllers.
• Wide dimming to 0% supported
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Technical Data
Display
Type TFT
Resolution 480x272 pixel
Active display area 4.3”diagonal (95.4x53.9 mm)
Colors 64K
Backlight LED
Brightness 150 cd/m2 typ.
Dimming Yes
System Resources
Operating System Microsoft Windows CE 6.0
User memory 128 MB Flash
RAM 256MB DDR
Operator Interface
Touchscreen Analog resistive
LED indicators 1 (dual color)
Interface
Ethernet 2 10/100 Mbit with integrated
Switch
USB 1 Host interfaces v.2.0
Serial RS-232, RS-485, RS-422,
software configurable
Expansion Slot 1 Optional Plugin
Memory Card SD Card Slot
Functionality
Vector graphics Yes, includes SVG support
Object dynamics Yes. Visibility, opacity, position,
size, rotation for most object
types.
TrueType fonts Yes
Multiple driver
Yes
communication
Data acquisition and
trend presentation
Yes. Flash memory storage
limited only by available
memory
Multilanguage Yes, with runtime language
switching.
Recipes Yes. Flash memory storage
limited only by available
memory
Alarms Yes
Historical event list Yes
Users and passwords Yes
Hardware Real Time
Clock
Yes, with battery back-up
Screen saver Yes
Buzzer Yes, audible feedback for
touchscreen
Ratings
Power supply voltage 24 Vdc (10 to 32 Vdc)
Current consumption 0.55A at 24Vdc(max.)
Fuse Automatic
Weight Approx 1.0 Kg
Battery Rechargeable Lithium battery,
not user-replaceable
Environmental
Conditions
Operating temperature 0 to 50 °C (vertical installation)
Storage temperature -20 to +70 °C
Operating and storage
5 – 85 % relative humidity,
humidity
non-condensing
Protection class IP66 (front)
IP20 (rear)
Dimensions
Faceplate LxH 147x107 mm (5.78x4.21“)
Cutout AxB 136x96 mm (5.35x3.78“)
Depth D+T 56 + 4mm (2.40+0.16”)
Approvals
CE Emission
EN 61000-6-4
Immunity
EN 61000-6-2
for installation in industrial
environments
DNV
DNV Type Approval Certificate
UL
C-Tick
UL508 Listed
Haz. Loc. Class I, Division 2,
Groups A,B,C and D.
C-Tick mark
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Dimensions
Cut-out
Connections
1 Power Supply
2 Serial Port
3 2 Ethernet Ports
4 USB Port
5 Expansion slot for Plugin module
6 SD Card Slot
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4. Tech-note
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Ordering Information
Model-Type Part Number Description
eTOP504-White ETOP504U1P1 4.3” TFT color touchscreen panel with Ethernet interface,
White front panel. JMobile run-time.
eTOP504-Silver ETOP504U2P1 4.3” TFT color touchscreen panel with Ethernet interface.
Silver front panel. JMobile run-time.
eTOP504-Black ETOP504U3P1 4.3” TFT color touchscreen panel with Ethernet interface
Black front panel. JMobile run-time.
PROTFOIL-04-GL
R-PROT11 Disposable protection foil for 3.5”/3.8”/4.3” eTOP touch
panels (10 pieces)
PROTFOIL-04-UV
R-PROT17 Disposable protection foil for 3.5”/3.8”/4.3” eTOP touch
panels (10 pieces). UV resistant
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