Description

 

Basic Information

• Model: XBTF024510
• Brand: Schneider Electric (Made in France, Magelis legacy HMI series)
• Warranty: One Year
• Lifecycle Status: Discontinued original obsolete spare part, only for equipment maintenance replacement

Technical Specifications

1. Display & Operation

• Screen Size: 5.7 inch STN color LCD
• Resolution: 320 × 240 QVGA, 256 display colors
• Backlight: Replaceable CCFL cold cathode backlight
• Touch Panel: 4-wire analog resistive single-point touch, supports gloved operation
• Physical Buttons: Integrated membrane function keypad on the right side for shortcut operation

2. Power & Communication

• Power Supply: DC 24V, power consumption ≤35W
• Interfaces: RS485 (Modbus RTU main), RS232 auxiliary port
• Supported Protocols: Modbus RTU, Uni-Telway, compatible with Schneider Modicon Quantum/M340/M238 PLC series
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3. Environmental & Mechanical

• Front Panel Protection: IP65 dustproof, waterproof and oil-proof for cabinet flush mounting
• Operating Temperature: -20°C ~ +70°C
• Storage Temperature: -40°C ~ +85°C
• Housing: Reinforced ABS+PC industrial plastic, shock and vibration resistant
• Certifications: CE, UL, RoHS, IEC 61010-1 industrial safety standard

4. Built-in Software Functions

• Real-time process data monitoring, PID parameter modification
• Alarm log recording & historical trend curve display
• Multi-level user access permission management
• Recipe parameter storage and batch download/upload
• Power-off automatic data retention function

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Product Overview

The XBTF024510 belongs to Schneider’s classic Magelis XBTF legacy HMI product line, a panel-mounted operator terminal widely matched with old-generation Schneider PLC control systems. It serves as the man-machine interaction window of automated equipment: collects real-time running data from PLC, inverters and sensors for visual display, and sends operator’s parameter setting, start/stop and interlock reset instructions back to the controller to complete closed-loop equipment control.

It solves prominent pain points of early automation equipment: lack of local on-site operation panel, inconvenient parameter debugging, no centralized fault alarm display, and poor environmental adaptability of civilian touch screens in production workshops.