UNIOP eTOP05-0045 Touch Screen Operator Panel

The UNIOP eTOP05-0045 is a small touchscreen operator panel made for use in industrial human-machine interface (HMI) settings. It has a 5.7-inch monochrome graphic display with a resolution of 320×240 pixels and a resistive touchscreen that makes it easy to use. The panel may show data in many ways, such as numbers, text, bar graphs, and dynamic visuals. This makes it good for monitoring and controlling processes.

The UNIOP eTOP05-0045 is made to work reliably and flexibly in tough industrial settings. It has strong data handling, security features, and is easy to connect to current control systems.

Important Features

-> 5.7-inch diagonal monochrome LCD screen with LED backlight ​

-> Resolution of 320×240 pixels (1/4 VGA) ​

-> Resistive touchscreen for dependable use ​

-> Supports showing dynamic data, trends, analog gauges, and storing recipe data ​

-> Alarm system with many levels, a history of past alarms, and customizable alerts ​

-> Eight levels of password protection for safe access ​

-> Logging data, looking for patterns, and making reports (which can be printed or sent over serial or Ethernet) ​

-> Interface that works in more than one language for use around the world ​

-> Links to Ethernet and industrial bus systems (Ethernet requires extra modules) ​

Technical Details

• Display Type: Monochrome (STN or TFT, depending on the model) ​
• The active display area is 115×86 mm (about 5.7 inches across)
• Memory for Users: 32 MB ​
• Power Source: 24V DC ​
• The operating temperature range is from 0°C to 50°C (some versions can handle -10°C to 55°C)
• The temperature for storing is between -20°C and 70°C
• Humidity: 5% to 85% RH (not condensing) ​
• IP65 protection class (front panel) ​
• Size: 187×147 mm faceplate
• Communication Ports: USB, Ethernet (optional), and Serial (RS232/RS485) ​
• Support for industrial protocols including Modbus, Profibus, and EtherNet/IP (with optional modules) ​

Common Uses

1. Monitoring and controlling the manufacturing process ​
2. Start and stop equipment and change settings ​
3. Checking quality and getting data ​
4. Managing alarms and keeping track of events