Description
The Schneider Electric XBTGT2220 is an advanced operator interface terminal designed for industrial visualization and control applications. This 5.7-inch color touchscreen panel provides a clear, responsive interface for machine operators to monitor process variables and manage system configurations. Although this model has been discontinued by the manufacturer, it remains a reliable component for maintaining legacy automation systems.
Features
- High-resolution 320 x 240 pixel QVGA display for clear data presentation.
- Supports 4096 display colors to differentiate status indicators and alarms.
- Integrated 133 MHz RISC processor for efficient screen updates and command processing.
- Equipped with 16 MB of Flash EPROM memory for project storage.
- Includes 512 KB of SRAM for secure back-up of critical process data.
Applications
This HMI panel is suitable for various industrial environments, including manufacturing, packaging, and process control systems. It serves as a primary interface for PLC communication, allowing operators to adjust setpoints, view diagnostic information, and respond to system alerts in real-time.
Technical Specifications
| Model |
XBTGT2220 |
| Display Size |
5.7 Inch |
| Resolution |
320 x 240 Pixels (QVGA) |
| Color Depth |
4096 Colors |
| Processor |
133 MHz RISC |
| Flash Memory |
16 MB |
| SRAM Backup |
512 KB |
Installation Guidelines
- Ensure the panel is mounted in a cut-out compliant with the manufacturer's specifications to maintain IP ratings.
- Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe the touchscreen surface; avoid abrasive chemicals that may damage the overlay.
- Verify that the power supply voltage matches the requirements of the unit before connection.
- Ensure proper grounding of the chassis to minimize the impact of electrical noise and interference.
- Power down the system before performing any wiring or maintenance tasks to prevent electrical shock or data corruption.
FAQ
Is the XBTGT2220 still supported by Schneider Electric? No, this specific model is discontinued. We provide these units to support existing installations where legacy hardware is required.
What is the primary function of the SRAM in this unit? The 512 KB of SRAM is utilized for backing up critical data, such as alarm logs or recipe parameters, to ensure information is retained during power cycles.
