Brief: In this walkthrough, we highlight key design ideas and how they translate to performance. You'll see a detailed demonstration of the Siemens KTP400 Basic HMI Panel, exploring its 4.3-inch TFT color display with resistive touch technology and its seamless integration with controllers via PROFINET and MPI interfaces. We'll showcase its operation in industrial environments and demonstrate configuration using TIA Portal for rapid engineering.
Related Product Features:
Compact 4.3-inch TFT color display with resistive touch technology compatible with stylus or gloved hand operation.
Integrated PROFINET interface (RJ45) and RS485 MPI/DP interface for connectivity with SIMATIC controllers.
IP65-rated front panel protection when installed, suitable for harsh industrial environments.
Wide operating temperature range and robust EMC protection for reliable performance.
Approximately 1 MB user memory for storing screens, alarms, and recipes.
Fast screen refresh rate of less than 200 ms for responsive operator interaction.
Seamless integration with TIA Portal for drag-and-drop configuration and automatic PLC tag synchronization.
Cost-effective solution ideal for packaging machines, assembly lines, HVAC systems, and food processing equipment.
FAQs:
What controllers is the Siemens KTP400 Basic HMI Panel compatible with?
The panel is designed to work seamlessly with SIMATIC S7-1200, S7-1500, LOGO!, and other controllers via PROFINET or MPI interfaces.
What is the environmental protection rating of this HMI panel?
The KTP400 Basic features an IP65-rated front panel when installed, providing protection against dust and water jets, making it suitable for harsh industrial environments.
How does the TIA Portal integration benefit engineering workflows?
Integration with TIA Portal enables rapid screen development, drag-and-drop configuration, and automatic PLC tag synchronization, significantly reducing engineering time and effort.
What type of touch technology does the 4.3-inch display use?
The display utilizes resistive touch technology, which supports operation using either a stylus or gloved hands, making it practical for industrial settings.