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Touchpanel choices ????

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gerg13

gerg13

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Aug 8, 2008
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I am looking fro input regarding what brand to go with...I am replacing a xycom hmi and AB is pricey. Are c-more or udicon good choices? Are they programmed similar to AB? All input appreciated. Thanks
 
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There is a recent post on this forum titled "Big screen, touch screen, monitor", thread791-226808, which might help you with this.
Are there any specific requirements?
What is the application environment?
 
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Check out the screens by RedLion controls
They have some nice features such as historic data stored in csv format, multi communication protocol, good price.
Regards
Roy
 
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I agree with the RedLion Screens. They are inexpensive, easy and powerful to progam and will communicate with almost anything.

Giz.
 
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gerg, I think perhaps we need a little more information.
When you say "Touchpanel", are you referring to...

Something like a PanelView which requires software to build and download the application.

A touchscreen Panel PC, running a Windows application for example.

Or just a touchscreen monitor, attached to a PC.

I think there was also some confusion about this in the previous thread that I mentioned.
 
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Thanks for the input I am a rookie and will elaborate. The machine came with a xycom 9460, which lost its backlight, and was replaced with a pc and a mouse. The company that built this machine went out of biz, I think they were putting the variables in an excel pro and moving into the plc. What do I need?
 
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Okay, so it looks like you need to either get a new touchscreen panel PC or keep the existing PC and just get a touchscreen monitor for it.

From my experiences, Siemens makes a good touchscreen panel PC, if you want to replace everything.

If you just want to replace the monitor, I have had good experiences with Christensen Displays.
 
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Look into parker CT hmi software, it is beautiful stuff, programs alot like a panelview and you could use a maple systems touchscreen for the interface
 
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