Siemens is extending the possibilities for its industrial flat panel products through the integration of an Ethernet interface.
Previously, industrial monitors could only be used via the DVI graphics interface and display port, limiting them to a maximum distance of 30 m from the server. The Ethernet interface now enables the use of monitor screens as far away from the server as desired.
The 19″ and 22″ glass-front monitors support intuitive operation with gestures and multitouch operation even if the operator is wearing work gloves.
A standard CAT cable transmits video and USB signals. On the PC side, only a standard Ethernet interface is required. Up to four monitors, equipped with a continuous glass front screen, could be connected to an IPC at one time, allowing for extended desktop and clone modes.
Connection to an Ethernet network instead of via a graphics interface brings greater flexibility in the development and introduction of decentralised operating concepts in mechanical and plant engineering.
Time and cost savings can also be achieved in parallel due to reduced effort in terms of the cabling required.
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