2711-K9C3L1 PanelView 900 Membrane Keyboard Keypad Repair

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The Allen-Bradley 2711-K9C3L1 is an obsolete PanelView 900 Graphics Terminal. It is designed to monitor and control most machine applications except for critical functions like emergency stops. The 2711-K9C3L1 offers pixel graphics capabilities and uses common development software for maximum productivity and programming simplification.

VICPAS supply Allen Bradley Panelview 900 2711-K9C3L1 membrane keyboard switch, Protection Board, Plastic Body Cover, LCD Display Panel, Gasket, Memory Card Retainer Base, Sticker for repair replacement, make the HMI running. We provide a 1-year warranty of the most product, which include most of touch screen panel, membrane keypad, LCD display and protective case shell housing.

The 2711-K9C3L1 terminal has a 9-inch color display screen with a keypad and navigation keys as its input. The keypad has a stainless-steel bezel and 16 function keys. The terminal supports 32 standard colors and has a 640 x 480-pixel resolution. The 2711-K9C3L1 has dimensions of 18 x 14 x 8 in. and weighs 8.2 lbs. It has 1008 KB of nonvolatile memory and 310 KB of RAM and it requires 18 - 32V DC input voltage. It uses a DH-485 port for communication and for uploading or downloading different applications. The PanelBuilder32 software lets this terminal reuse and converts existing applications. The 2711-K9C3L1 is a 32-bit system and it runs on the Windows 2000, XP, or Vista operating system.

The 2711-K9C3L1 terminal has easy-to-use custom applications. It supports advanced alarm handling systems and it has an RS-232 port for online printing. Its other features include universal language support, screen security, and memory card support. The 2711-K9C3L1 has several ports for connecting to a scanner, an SLC, a PLC, or a Logix controller. For troubleshooting and diagnostics, it has a green LED that indicates communication faults and a red LED that indicates firmware and hardware faults. The most common Series are: A, B, C, D, E, and F and the most common firmware include 1.00-4.48.