EATON XV-440-10TVB-1-20 Touch Screen Controller

Convenient Operation: Equipped with a touch interface, allowing users to operate intuitively and simply via touch. It supports multi-touch technology, enabling simultaneous operations with multiple fingers to improve operational efficiency.

Clear Display: Typically equipped with a liquid crystal display (LCD) with high resolution, ensuring clear images and interfaces for good visual effects.

Diversified Communication: Can connect and communicate with other devices or systems through multiple communication interfaces (such as Ethernet, RS232, CAN, etc.), realizing data transmission and control for easy integration with devices like PLCs.

High Integration: Integrates multiple functions such as LCD, touchscreen, and controller, reducing system complexity and costs.

Strong Reliability: Adopts high-quality components and materials, undergoes strict quality control and testing, and can operate stably in industrial environments.

Good Customizability: Can be customized in different specifications, sizes, and functions according to specific application requirements.

Easy Maintenance: Provides a user-friendly human-machine interface and diagnostic functions, facilitating user maintenance and debugging while reducing usage difficulty and maintenance costs.

Power Supply: Typically 24VDC.

Display Size: 10.4 inches.

Display Type: TFT LCD.

Resolution: VGA (640×480 pixels).

Communication Interfaces: Supports Ethernet, RS232, RS-485, CAN, USB Host, USB Device, etc.

Memory: 64MB.

No Touch Response: May be due to stains or damage on the touchscreen surface. First, clean the touchscreen surface. If the problem persists, it may be a fault in the touchscreen sensor, and professional personnel should be contacted to replace the sensor.

Abnormal Display: Such as screen flickering or black screen. For screen flickering, it may be a problem with the display driver or hardware failure. Try updating the driver; if ineffective, check hardware connections and related circuits. A black screen may be caused by power failure, display damage, or motherboard issues. First, check whether the power supply is normal; if normal, further troubleshoot the display and motherboard.

Communication Failure: Inability to communicate normally with other devices. First, check whether the communication lines are correctly connected, loose, or damaged. Then confirm whether communication parameters (such as baud rate, communication protocol, etc.) are set correctly. If all are normal, it may be a fault in the communication module, requiring maintenance or replacement of the communication module.

Slow System Operation: May be due to insufficient memory or too many background running programs. Close unnecessary background programs. If the problem persists, consider expanding memory or optimizing system programs.