The new GT32-E touch terminal from Panasonic Electric Works has a 5,7”, 4096-colour TFT display (QVGA) and can be used outdoors within a temperature range of -20°C to +60°C. Luminosity is 700 cd/m², although the legibility of complex displays is guaranteed even in direct sunlight. It is well suited to the demands placed on automation products, especially for automatic washing devices as well as charging stations for electrical and industrial floor-borne vehicles.
A USB port allows the user to download programs. The SD memory card enables audio files to be saved quickly and cheaply; GT and PLC programs or even firmware can be backed up or updated. Its compact size and energy requirement below 8 W, which generates little undesirable heat, allow GT32-E HMIs to be mounted in cramped spaces.
Users can create projects for the GT32-E touch terminal with the software GTWIN. This user-friendly software provides predefined objects that help generate self-explanatory displays and input elements.
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