PanelView Standard 550 Terminal

The comprehensive experience of our technicians extends to working with Allen Bradley PanelView and PanelView Plus HMIs. We have test fixtures available for most PanelView units so we can diagnose, repair and then test your unit before it ships back to you.

We provide free inspections when your PanelView arrives.

The PanelView Standard 550 Terminal is a Human-Machine Interface (HMI) device that is used to monitor and control industrial processes. It is a product of Rockwell Automation, a company that specializes in industrial automation and control systems. Here are some of the main functions of the PanelView Standard 550 Terminal:

• Real-time monitoring: The PanelView Standard 550 Terminal provides real-time monitoring of industrial processes, allowing operators to view and analyze data such as temperature, pressure, flow rate, and other critical process parameters.

• Process control: The device allows operators to interact with the process and make changes to its parameters. Operators can initiate actions such as starting, stopping, or changing the speed of the process.

• Alarm management: The PanelView Standard 550 Terminal can provide alarm notifications for critical process events such as equipment failure, process deviations, or safety breaches.

• Data logging: The device can log process data, allowing operators to review historical data and identify trends or anomalies in the process.

• Recipe management: The PanelView Standard 550 Terminal can store multiple process recipes, allowing operators to quickly switch between different process parameters and settings.

• Communication: The device can communicate with other industrial devices, such as Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), through various communication protocols.

Some common problems with PanelViews that are routinely repaired are:

• Cracked PanelView screens
• Bad membrane keypad
• Touchscreen re-calibration
• Broken touchscreens, keypads, or worn buttons
• Dim or dead back-lights
• Display problems (blank, solid lines or dead pixels)
• Broken housing or bezel
• Dead power supply
• Communication problems
• Self-test failures

When filling out your RMA, please be specific about the issue you are seeing with your unit, which assists in troubleshooting the issues with your repair when it arrives.