The B&R 4PP065.0351-X74 is a compact operator terminal from the Power Panel 65 (PP65) series, manufactured by B&R Industrial Automation. This device integrates both HMI (Human Machine Interface) visualization and PLC controller functionality into a single, space-saving unit.
Key Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Display | 3.5″ QVGA Color TFT (320 x 240 pixels) |
| Touch Screen | Analog resistive |
| Processor | AMD Geode LX800 (500 MHz) |
| Memory | 128 MB DRAM / 232 kB SRAM |
| Storage | CompactFlash card slot (Type I) |
| Keypad | 30 membrane keys (14 function keys, 16 system/numeric keys) |
| Connectivity | 1x Ethernet (10/100), 1x X2X Link, 2x USB 2.0 |
| Protection | IP65 (front panel) |
| Power | 24 VDC |
Highlights & Features
- Combined Functionality: The PP65 acts as both an operator panel and a controller, making it ideal for multi-axis applications where cabinet space is limited.
- Connectivity: It features an integrated X2X Link interface, allowing for easy connection to remote I/O blocks and drives. It also supports expansion via optional interface modules (such as CAN, PROFIBUS DP, or RS232/RS485) if specific industrial communication protocols are required.
- Programming: The device is fully integrated into B&R’s Automation Studio software, supporting all standard IEC 61131-3 languages, Automation Basic, and ANSI C.
- Durability: With an IP65-rated front panel, it is suitable for harsh industrial environments, provided the unit is properly mounted in a cabinet or machine frame.
Installation & Maintenance Notes
- Battery: The device includes a replaceable lithium battery for the real-time clock and memory backup. It is accessible from the outside for easy replacement without dismantling the housing.
- Mounting: Designed for panel mounting; standard cutout dimensions for the PP65 series are typically around 188 mm x 130 mm (verify against your specific installation template).
- Communication: The onboard Ethernet port is primarily used for exchanging data with higher-level systems (SCADA, PCs, or other PLCs), while the X2X link handles real-time communication with field devices.
