Technical Description: 4XP1640.00-K01/K02 & 4XP0000.00-K01

Technical Description
4XP1640.00-K01/K02 & 4XP0000.00-K01
Date: 26 May 2008
Short text: Starlinger X2X operator panel and X2X add-on keyboard
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I Version information
Version Date Comment Author
1.0 14.05.2008 First edition Manuel Edtmayr
Table 1: Versions
II Distributors
Name Company, Department Amount Comment
Günter Schuster Bernecker + Rainer, cHMI Technical Manager 1
Zechmeister Alexander Bernecker + Rainer, cHMI Project Development 1
Table 2: Distributors
III Organization of safety notices

Safety guidelines in this document are organized as follows:
Safety notice Description

Danger! Disregarding the safety regulations and guidelines can be life-threatening.
Warning! Disregarding the safety regulations and guidelines can result in severe injury or major damage to mate-
rial.
Caution! Disregarding the safety regulations and guidelines can result in injury or damage to material.
Information: Important information for preventing errors.
Table 3: Safety notices
Copyright © B&R – Subject to modifications 26 May 2008

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IV Table of contents
1 Safety guidelines ........................................................................................................5

1.1 Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................5
1.2 Intended use .........................................................................................................................................5
1.3 Transport and storage...........................................................................................................................5
1.4 Installation .............................................................................................................................................6
1.5 Operation ..............................................................................................................................................6
1.5.1 Protection against touching electrical parts..................................................................................................... 6
2 General information ...................................................................................................7

2.1 Model numbers .....................................................................................................................................7
2.1.1 X2X Panel ....................................................................................................................................................... 7
3 4XP1640.00-K01/02 .....................................................................................................8
3.1 General information ..............................................................................................................................8
3.2 Views.....................................................................................................................................................9
3.3 Dimensions .........................................................................................................................................11
3.4 Mylar design........................................................................................................................................12
3.5 Device interfaces ................................................................................................................................13
3.5.1 X2X interface ................................................................................................................................................ 13
3.5.1.1 X2X-IN & supply...................................................................................................................................... 13
3.5.1.2 X2X OUT................................................................................................................................................. 13
3.5.2 LEDs ............................................................................................................................................................. 13
3.5.3 Node number switch ..................................................................................................................................... 14
Stickers .....................................................................................................................................................15
3.5.4 Interface sticker............................................................................................................................................. 15
3.5.5 Serial number sticker .................................................................................................................................... 15
3.5.5.1 General information................................................................................................................................. 15
3.5.5.2 Design/Dimensions ................................................................................................................................. 15
3.6 Technical data.....................................................................................................................................16
3.7 Contents of delivery ............................................................................................................................17
4 4XP0000.00-K01 ........................................................................................................18
4.1 General information ............................................................................................................................18
4.2 Views...................................................................................................................................................19
4.3 Dimensions .........................................................................................................................................20
4.4 Mylar design........................................................................................................................................21
4.5 Device interfaces ................................................................................................................................22
4.5.1 X2Xinterface ................................................................................................................................................. 22
4.5.1.1 Interface .................................................................................................................................................. 22
4.5.2 Digital inputs ................................................................................................................................................. 22
4.5.2.1 Source-switching (GND-switching).......................................................................................................... 22
4.5.2.2 Source- (GND) and sink- (+24V) switching ............................................................................................. 22
4.6 Stickers ...............................................................................................................................................23
4.6.1 Serial number sticker .................................................................................................................................... 23
4.6.1.1 General information................................................................................................................................. 23
4.6.1.2 Design/Dimensions ................................................................................................................................. 23
4.7 Technical data.....................................................................................................................................24
4.8 Contents of delivery ............................................................................................................................25
4.9 Adding the customer-specific device to Automation Studio................................................................26
4.9.1 Reloading components over the internet ...................................................................................................... 26
4.9.2 Version conflict when inserting modules ....................................................................................................... 27
4.9.3 Customer-specific upgrades: ........................................................................................................................ 27
4.9.4 Reloading components from local storage .................................................................................................... 27
4.9.5 When editing an existing project ................................................................................................................... 27

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5 Overview of standards .............................................................................................28
6 Figure index ..............................................................................................................29
7 Table index................................................................................................................29
8 Index ..........................................................................................................................30

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1 Safety guidelines
1.1 Introduction
Programmable logic controllers (PLCs), operating and monitoring devices (industrial PC‘s, Power Panels,
Mobile Panels, etc.) as well as the B&R uninterruptible power supplies have been designed, developed or
manufactured for conventional use in industry. They were not designed, developed and manufactured for
any use involving serious risks or hazards that could lead to death, injury, serious physical damage, or loss
of any kind without the implementation of exceptionally stringent safety precautions. In particular, these risks
and hazards include using these devices when monitoring flight control systems or nuclear reactions in nu-
clear power plants, in flight safety, controlling mass transportation systems, in medical life support systems,
and controlling weapons systems.
When using programmable logic controllers and operating/monitoring devices as control systems together
with a Soft PLC (e.g. B&R Automation Runtime or comparable products) or a Slot PLC (e.g. B&R LS251 or
comparable products), safety precautions that apply to industrial control systems (e.g. the use of safety de-
vices such as E-stop circuits, etc.) must be observed in accordance with applicable national and international
regulations. The same applies for all other devices connected to the system, such as drives.
All tasks such as installation, commissioning, and service may only be carried out by qualified personnel.
Qualified personnel are persons familiar with transport, mounting, installation, commissioning, and operation
of the product who also have the respective qualifications (e.g. IEC 60364). National accident prevention
guidelines must be followed.
The safety guidelines, connection descriptions (rating plate and documentation) and limit values listed in the
technical data must be read carefully and must be observed before installation and commissioning.
1.2 Intended use

Electronic devices are generally not failsafe. In the event of a failure on the programmable control system,
operating or monitoring device, or uninterruptible power supply, the user is responsible for ensuring that
other devices that may be connected, e.g. motors, are in a secure state.
1.3 Transport and storage

During transport and storage, devices must be protected from excessive stress (mechanical load, tempera-
ture, humidity, aggressive atmosphere, etc.).

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1.4 Installation
• Installation must take place according to the documentation, using suitable equipment and tools.
• Devices must be installed without voltage applied and by qualified personnel.
• General safety regulations and national accident prevention guidelines must be observed.
• Electrical installation must be carried out according to the relevant guidelines (e.g. line cross sec-
tion, fuse, protective ground connection).
1.5 Operation
1.5.1 Protection against touching electrical parts

To operate programmable logic controllers, operating and monitoring devices, and uninterruptible power
supplies, certain components must carry dangerous voltage levels over 42 VDC. A life-threatening electrical
shock could occur if you come into contact with these parts. This could result in death, severe injury or mate-
rial damage.
Before turning on the programmable logic controller, the operating and monitoring devices and the uninter-
ruptible power supply, ensure that the housing is properly grounded (PE rail). Ground connections must be
established when testing the operating and monitoring devices or the uninterruptible power supply, even
when operating them for only a short time!
Before turning the device on, make sure that all voltage-carrying parts are securely covered. During operati-
on, all covers must remain closed.

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2 General information
Important!
Three different X2X panels are described in this documentation.
9 4XP0000.00-K01
9 4XP1640.00-K01/02
2.1 Model numbers
2.1.1 X2X Panel
Model number Description

4XP0000.00-K01 STA add-on keyboard / X2X
Table 4: Model number - X2X Panel 4XP0000.00-K01
Model number Description

4XP1640.00-K01/02 STA operator panel / X2X 240x128
Table 5: Model number - X2X Panel 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.1 General information

An operator panel was developed that functions like and X67 node.
The 4XP1640.00-K01/02 has its own power supply that supplies the required voltages. The operator panel
is supplied with 24 VDC of the CIS.
The visualization application was implemented using a 240x180 graphic display. The background lighting
can be set using the following key combination:
simultaneously pressing "F4" and "+" -> more contrast
simultaneously pressing "F4" and "-" -> less contrast
The panel has a total of 19 covered keys, 8 of which have a yellow LED.
The panel also has an infrared interface. Using this infrared interface you can send as well as receive. The
transfer speed is 115.2 kBit/s at a distance of up to 1.5 meters.
A maximum of 14 add-on keyboards 4XP0000.00-K01 can be connected to the operator panel.
The operator panel must be connected to the machine housing (ground) with a min. 6mm thick, relatively
short line. A grounding clip designed for this is located on the back of the panel.
An existing X2X connection is signalled on the display via a "Bus Life Counter".
If the panel is successfully connected to an X2X bus, the counter begins to count. The counter also runs as
long as no Visual Components are transferred. If Visual Components data is received, the counter stops
counting and the visualization is shown on the display.
If Visualization Components data is transmitted and the counter does not stop counting, the wrong node
number is assigned to the panel on the CPU.

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3.2 Views
Front view - 4XP1640.00-K01/02
Figure 1: Front view - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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Rear view - 4XP1640.00-K01/02
Figure 2: Rear view - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.3 Dimensions
Dimensions - 4XP1640.00-K01/02
Figure 3: Dimensions - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.4 Mylar design

Mylar design - 4XP1640.00-K01/02
Figure 4: Mylar design - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.5 Device interfaces
3.5.1 X2X interface
3.5.1.1 X2X-IN & supply

X2X-IN & supply
Pin Description
1 24 VDC
2
3 GND_24V
4
5 20VDC
6 GND
7 DATA
8 NDATA
Figure 5: X2X Interface IN & supply - 4XP1640.00-K01/02
3.5.1.2 X2X OUT

X2X-OUT
Pin Description
1 24 VDC
2 GND 24V
3 DATA
4 20VDC
5 20VDC
6 nDATA
7 GND
8 GND
Figure 6: X2X Interface IN & OUT - 4XP1640.00-K01/02
3.5.2 LEDs
LEDs
LED Description
Green Run (not used)
Red X2X error (lights up if there is no X2X connec-
tion)
Green X2X Run (lights up when an X2X connection is
present)
Figure 7: LEDs 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.5.3 Node number switch

Node number switch
Node numbers Description

00 automatic station number assignment
>00 Station number = node number
Figure 8: Node number switch - 4XP1640.00-K01/02
Important!
Node numbers are supported beginning with firmware version 0.14.
The node number set on the panel must correspond with the node number on the CPU assigned
to the panel.

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Stickers
3.5.4 Interface sticker

Interface sticker
Figure 9: Interface sticker - 4XP1640.00-K01/02
3.5.5 Serial number sticker
3.5.5.1 General information

Every B&R device is assigned a unique serial number label with a barcode,
which allows the device to be clearly identified.
3.5.5.2 Design/Dimensions
Design/dimensions - Serial number sticker
Figure 10: Design/dimensions - Serial number sticker - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.6 Technical data

Features 4XP1640.00-K01/02
X2X interface
Type X2X slave
Electrical isolation Yes
Design 8-pin Terminal block
Distance between 2 stations 100m
Internal bus supply Yes
LEDs Yellow, green, red
Keys
Short-stroke key 19 covered keys
Illuminated ring colors Yellow
Electrical characteristics 4XP1640.00-K01/02
Power supply
Rated voltage 24 VDC ± 25%
Starting current TBD
Power consumption TBD
Mechanical characteristics 4XP1640.00-K01/02
Display
Resolution 240 x 128 pixels
Background lighting STN (yellow / green)
Brightness 170cd/m²
Lifespan 10,000h
Front Aluminum
Membrane Polyester
Design Customer-specific
Gasket Gasket
Housing
Outer dimensions
Width 212 mm
Height 170 mm
Depth 42 mm
Weight 1,3 kg
Environmental characteristics 4XP1640.00-K01/02
Ambient temperature
Operation 0 .. 50 °C
Storage -20 .. 70 °C, non-condensing
Transport -20 .. 70 °C, non-condensing
Relative humidity
Operation T<=40°C: 5.....90%, non-condensing
Storage / Transport T>40°C: 5......75%, non-condensing
Protection type Back side IP20,
IP65, dust and sprayed water protection (from front)
Altitude Max. 3000 m
Table 6: Technical data - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.7 Contents of delivery

Amount Description
1 Operator panel 4XP1640.00-K01/02
4 Retaining clips
Table 7: Contents of delivery - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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4.1 General information

The key field consists of 3 illuminated ring keys. The illuminated ring keys are all limited to one color.
Additionally, there are 3 source, 1 sink and 1 sink or source switching digital inputs on the add-on keyboard.
The supply of this module takes place via an RJ45 plug. The bus supply as well as the 24 VDC for the digital
inputs are fed-in using this plug. Using a second RJ45 plug, you can connect up to 13 additional keypad
modules.
The key field is built using short stroke keys.
This keypad must be directly connected to the machine housing (ground) using a ground cable!
Catalog photo - 4XP0000.00-K01
Figure 11: Catalog photo - 4XP0000.00-K01

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4.2 Views
Front view - 4XP0000.00-K01
Figure 12: Front view - 4XP0000.00-K01
Back view - 4XP0000.00-K01
Figure 13: Back view - 4XP0000.00-K01

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4.3 Dimensions
Dimensions - 4XP0000.00-K01
Figure 14: Dimensions - 4XP0000.00-K01

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4.4 Mylar design

Mylar design - 4XP0000.00-K01
Figure 15: Mylar design - 4XP0000.00-K01

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4.5 Device interfaces
4.5.1 X2Xinterface
4.5.1.1 Interface
X2X-IN & OUT
Pin Description
1 VCC_24V
2 GND_24V
3 DATA
4 +20V
5 +20V
6 nDATA
7 GND
8 GND
Figure 16: X2X Interface IN & OUT
4.5.2 Digital inputs
4.5.2.1 Source-switching (GND-switching)

Source-switching 3x (3-pin terminal block)
Pin Description
1 E3 (source-switching)
2 E2 (source-switching)
3 E1 (source switching)
Accessory (not included in delivery)
0TB103.8 Plug, 3.31mm² 3-pin screw clamp male
Figure 17: Digital inputs - Source-switching
4.5.2.2 Source- (GND) and sink- (+24V) switching

Sink/source-switching
Pin Description
1 E- (either source-switching
2 E+ or sink-switching)
3 E (sink-switching)
4 GND
5 VCC_24V
Accessory (not included in delivery)
0TB2105.9110 Plug 2.5mm, 5-pin cage clamp
Figure 18: Digital inputs - Source and/or sink-switching

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4.6 Stickers
4.6.1 Serial number sticker
4.6.1.1 General information

Every B&R device is assigned a unique serial number label with a barcode,
which allows the device to be clearly identified.
4.6.1.2 Design/Dimensions
Design/dimensions - Serial number sticker
Figure 19: Design/dimensions - Serial number sticker - 4XP0000.00-K01

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4.7 Technical data

Features 4XP0000.00-K01
X2X interface
Type X2X slave
Electrical isolation Yes
Design 8-pin RJ 45 socket
Distance between 2 stations 100m
Internal bus supply Yes
LEDs Yellow, green, red
Keys
Short-stroke key 3 illuminated ring keys
Illuminated ring colors Yellow, green, red
Electrical characteristics 4XP0000.00-K01
Power supply
Rated voltage 24 VDC ± 25%
Starting current TBD
Power consumption TBD
Mechanical characteristics 4XP0000.00-K01
Front
Frame Plastics
Membrane Polyester
Design Customer-specific
Gasket -
Housing Plastics
Outer dimensions
Width 200 mm
Height 50 mm
Depth 27,5 mm
Weight 0,076 kg
Environmental characteristics 4XP0000.00-K01
Ambient temperature
Operation 0 .. 50 °C
Storage -10 .. 60 °C, non-condensing
Transport -10 .. 60 °C, non-condensing
Relative humidity 5 .. 85%, non-condensing
Operation T <= 40°C: 5% to 90%, non-condensing
Storage T > 40°C: < 75 %, non-condensing
T <= 40°C: 5% to 90%, non-condensing
Transport T > 40°C: < 75 %, non-condensing
Protection type Back side IP00,
IP65, dust and sprayed water protection (from front)
Altitude Max. 3000 m
Table 8: Technical Data - 4XP0000.00-K01

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4.8 Contents of delivery

Amount Description
1 Operator panel4XP0000.00-K01
Table 9: Contents of delivery - 4XP0000.00-K01

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4.9 Adding the customer-specific device to Automation Studio
4.9.1 Reloading components over the internet

To reload components over the internet, you first need to start Automation Studio and open the project in
which the new components (hardware modules, motion libraries, Visual Components Runtime, Automation
Runtime) will be used. Selecting the menu option Tools / Upgrades... opens a dialog box which shows the
upgrades currently available on the B&R homepage:
The following is shown in the columns:

• Component name
• Component version
• Automation Studio Version Shows the earliest AS version with which the upgrade can be used. This
column is only shown if the button Show upgrades for newer Automation Studio versions has
been activated.
• Size of data to be loaded
• Description of components, which also contains information about corrected errors. If there is a
more detailed description for the upgrade available on the B&R homepage, the text in the description
column is shown in blue and underlined. Clicking on this link opens it in the user's default web
browser.
By marking the component and then confirming the selection by clicking on the OK button, the files required
for the selected module (HWC, bitmaps, firmware) are copied to the Automation Studio installation. If the
installation already contains files with the same names, these are replaced without any warning. Afterward,
the user can insert the new hardware modules in the project's hardware tree and configure them as usual.
The Automation Runtime version does not need to be changed. During the build, two additional B&R mod-
ules are created (ArFW.br for the firmware and ArHWD.br for the hardware definition) and then transferred to
the target system. In order for AR to implement the changed HWD and configuration, a warm restart is exe-
cuted automatically.
Information:
In order to successfully reload hardware modules, Automation Runtime V2.92 or higher must be
installed.
A minimum version (or possibly a higher one, if additional code changes were necessary in AR to
support this module) is listed in all reloadable HWC files. An error is generated during the build if
the AR version being used is too old.
If the user selects a motion library it is copied into the installation. The new version of the motion
library can now be created in the project as usual. The same applies for Visual Components Run-
time and Automation Runtime versions.

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Upgrades can also be installed without a project being open.
If two modules with the same model number and different version numbers are in the list of reloadable hard-
ware modules, the one with the highest version number is shown. The same applies for Visual Components
Runtime.
Selecting the checkbox Show Upgrades for newer Automation Studio versions displays additional up-
grades that cannot be installed with the current version of Automation Studio since they require a newer
version. The "Automation Studio" column lists the minimum version of Automation Studio required to install
each upgrade.
These upgrades can not be selected, however. The minimum versions are only shown to indicate that a
newer version of Automation Studio is required in order to be able to use these components.
If an upgrade has requirements that depend on other upgrades, these are shown under the respective up-
grades. This is the case, for example, when a new Automation Runtime version has certain minimum firm-
ware requirements for the hardware modules. These are only required under certain conditions, since the
hardware upgrades are only necessary when the corresponding hardware modules are actually used in the
project. These upgrades are therefore not downloaded automatically.
4.9.2 Version conflict when inserting modules

If some of the hardware modules in the current project have a higher version than the currently open Auto-
mation Studio, or if they are missing in the current installation, the following dialog box is shown:
Please use menu item Tools/Upgrades… to install the upgrades for the modules shown in the dialog box.
4.9.3 Customer-specific upgrades:

If you would also like to see available customer-specific upgrades (e.g. for custom modules), you select the
checkbox Show customer specific upgrades. After you have logged in with your user name and password
in the dialog box that appears, the upgrades for custom modules are shown.
4.9.4 Reloading components from local storage

If the workstation does not have internet access, the upgrades can be loaded to another location from the
B&R homepage and saved in local storage. In the Automation Studio upgrade dialog box, you can use the
button Browse for local storage... (Browse for local storage...) to load and install them from a local stor-
age device.
4.9.5 When editing an existing project

If a component that is being used in an existing project is updated, when this project is then opened and
compiled the newly reloaded hardware module files (HWC, bitmap, firmware), motion libraries, Visual Com-
ponents Runtime, and Automation Runtime are used. This only applies for motion libraries and Automation
Runtime if the same version of these is set in the project. The version is not automatically changed.

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Display of reloaded components in Automation Studio

Information about which reloaded components have been installed can be accessed via the "About" dialog
box in Automation Studio Help / About Automation Studio, where, after clicking on the button Upgrades,
all installed upgrades are shown.
5 Overview of standards
Standard Description
EN 61000-6-4 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC); Generic standard - emission standard
Part 2: Industrial environments (EN 50081-2 has been replaced by EN/IEC 61000-6-
4)
IEC/CISPR 11 Industrial, scientific and medical high-frequency device radio disturbances
limits and measuring procedures
EN 61000-6-2 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Generic standard, emission standard
Part 2: Industrial environments (EN 50082-2 has been replaced by EN/IEC 61000-6-
2)
EN 61131-2 Edition 2 Programmable logic controllers
Part 2: equipment requirements and tests
UL 508 Industrial control equipment, (UL = Underwriters Laboratories)
EN 60204-1 Safety of machinery - electrical equipment on machines
Part 1: General requirements
EN 60529 IP20 protection
Table 10: Overview of standards

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6 Figure index
Figure 1: Front view - 4XP1640.00-K01/02 ...................................................................................................9
Figure 2: Rear view - 4XP1640.00-K01/02..................................................................................................10
Figure 3: Dimensions - 4XP1640.00-K01/02...............................................................................................11
Figure 4: Mylar design - 4XP1640.00-K01/02 .............................................................................................12
Figure 5: X2X Interface IN & supply - 4XP1640.00-K01/02 ........................................................................13
Figure 6: X2X Interface IN & OUT - 4XP1640.00-K01/02 ...........................................................................13
Figure 7: LEDs 4XP1640.00-K01/02 ...........................................................................................................13
Figure 8: Node number switch - 4XP1640.00-K01/02.................................................................................14
Figure 9: Interface sticker - 4XP1640.00-K01/02 ........................................................................................15
Figure 10: Design/dimensions - Serial number sticker - 4XP1640.00-K01/02............................................15
Figure 11: Catalog photo - 4XP0000.00-K01 ..............................................................................................18
Figure 12: Front view - 4XP0000.00-K01 ....................................................................................................19
Figure 13: Back view - 4XP0000.00-K01 ....................................................................................................19
Figure 14: Dimensions - 4XP0000.00-K01..................................................................................................20
Figure 15: Mylar design - 4XP0000.00-K01 ................................................................................................21
Figure 16: X2X Interface IN & OUT.............................................................................................................22
Figure 17: Digital inputs - Source-switching ................................................................................................22
Figure 18: Digital inputs - Source and/or sink-switching .............................................................................22
Figure 19: Design/dimensions - Serial number sticker - 4XP0000.00-K01.................................................23
7 Table index
Table 1: Versions...........................................................................................................................................2
Table 2: Distributors ......................................................................................................................................2
Table 3: Safety notices ..................................................................................................................................2
Table 4: Model number - X2X Panel 4XP0000.00-K01.................................................................................7
Table 5: Model number - X2X Panel 4XP1640.00-K01/02............................................................................7
Table 6: Technical data - 4XP1640.00-K01/02 ...........................................................................................16
Table 7: Contents of delivery - 4XP1640.00-K01/02...................................................................................17
Table 8: Technical Data - 4XP0000.00-K01................................................................................................24
Table 9: Contents of delivery - 4XP0000.00-K01 ........................................................................................25
Table 10: Overview of standards.................................................................................................................28

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D S
Distribution............................................................2 Safety guidelines.................................................. 2
F T
Figure index ........................................................29 Table index ........................................................ 29
Table of contents ................................................. 3
I
Index ...................................................................30
V
Version information .............................................. 2
O
Overview of standards ........................................28

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III Organization of safety notices

Safety notice Description

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1 Safety guidelines ........................................................................................................5

2 General information ...................................................................................................7

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Display of reloaded components in Automation Studio.......................................................................................... 28

5 Overview of standards .............................................................................................28

6 Figure index ..............................................................................................................29

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1.2 Intended use

1.3 Transport and storage

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1.5.1 Protection against touching electrical parts

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2.1 Model numbers

2.1.1 X2X Panel

Model number Description

Model number Description

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3.1 General information

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Figure 1: Front view - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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Rear view - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

Figure 2: Rear view - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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Figure 3: Dimensions - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.4 Mylar design

Figure 4: Mylar design - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.5 Device interfaces

3.5.1 X2X interface

3.5.1.1 X2X-IN & supply

3.5.1.2 X2X OUT

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3.5.3 Node number switch

Node numbers Description

Figure 8: Node number switch - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.5.4 Interface sticker

Figure 9: Interface sticker - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

3.5.5 Serial number sticker

3.5.5.1 General information

Figure 10: Design/dimensions - Serial number sticker - 4XP1640.00-K01/02

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3.6 Technical data

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3.7 Contents of delivery

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4.1 General information

Catalog photo - 4XP0000.00-K01

Figure 11: Catalog photo - 4XP0000.00-K01

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