6PPT50.0502-10A Power Panel T50 5 Inch Multi Touch HMI

The B&R 6PPT50.0502-10A is a 5.0-inch Power Panel T50 HMI terminal built around an 800 MHz dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 platform with 1 GB DRAM and 512 MB onboard flash. Its WVGA 800 x 480 pixels projected-capacitive display supports multi-touch operation through a chemically hardened anti-glare glass front.

This is the smallest T50 model in the batch and uses a single Gigabit Ethernet port rather than the dual-port switch found on -16 variants. Its 156 x 112 mm front is suited to compact machines that still require a modern glass multi-touch interface.

Key Features

· 5.0-inch WVGA 800 x 480 pixels multi-touch display

· Chemically hardened 6H anti-glare glass front

· Dual-core 800 MHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor

· Single Gigabit Ethernet port

· Two USB 2.0 ports with 0.5 A capacity each

· VNC client, embedded browser and mapp View support

Typical Applications

· Compact machine HMIs

· Local recipe and status stations

· Small packaging equipment

· Laboratory automation

· Space-limited control panels

Compatibility Note

This T50 model is a visualization terminal, not an Automation Runtime machine controller. Verify the full order number, Ethernet variant, panel cutout, hardware revision and PPT50 image when replacing an installed unit.

FAQ

Q: Does this unit run the machine control program?

A: No. The T50 is a terminal-design HMI. It displays visualization content supplied through VNC, web technology or a compatible HMI application.

Q: Does the screen support multi-touch gestures?

A: Yes. It uses projected-capacitive multi-touch technology behind a chemically hardened glass surface.

Q: How many Ethernet ports does this model have?

A: One shielded Gigabit Ethernet port is provided. This model does not include the two-port switch used by -16 variants.

Q: What does the A suffix indicate on this selected variant?

A: The selected A variant uses an anti-glare glass front. Closely related B variants use a standard glass front.

Q: Why choose this model instead of a 7-inch T50?

A: Choose the 5-inch version where panel space and power consumption are priorities. The 7-inch model provides a larger viewing area and may be easier for more complex screens.

Q: Can another T50 size or Ethernet version replace it directly?

A: Not without engineering checks. Screen size, cutout, port count, hardware revision, image version and project configuration must all match the application.