Click on the advert above to visit the company web site

Product category: HMIs/Operator Interfaces
News Release from: Omron Electronics | Subject: NS series HMIs
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 23 July 2004

HMIs provide visible savings

Omron reckons its NS series HMIs have the performance to put users right at the heart of their systems.

Omron reckons its NS series HMIs have the performance to put users right at the heart of their systems NS HMIs effectively act as portals to system components and controllers via high-speed serial or Ethernet connections

Development time is reduced as users have simple, direct access to data without the need for interface programming.

The requirements for HMIs have evolved significantly, and this certainly applies to the demand for effective graphics.

NS HMIs ensure that graphic video and images appear rapidly, are bright and clearly visible from any practical viewing angle.

NS provides the platform for users to detect, troubleshoot and recover a situation using inbuilt diagnostics and configurations of predetermined data.

For maintenance, it provides the basis for preventive maintenance programs.

The latest addition to Omron's NS range of HMIs is also its smallest.

The entry-level NS5 is a 5.7in STN model, to complement the 8, 10 and 12in TFT screens already available.

This compact model also features powerful "machine management" functionality.

Application programs written for NS5 will work on all models in the family, which allows a scalable display solution without extra cost.

The NS5 screen's 320 x 240 pixels produce 4096 colours, which allow bit map images to be used with amazing clarity.

The NS5's display features a long-life backlight (50,000 hours) that maintains the same high-quality performance over its working life.

Omron demonstrates the reliability of its NS HMIs by offering a three-year warranty period as standard. Request a free brochure from Omron Electronics ...

Omron Electronics: contact details and other news
Email this article to a colleague
Register for the free Engineeringtalk email newsletter
Engineeringtalk Home Page

Search the Pro-Talk network of sites