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Series SX602

Alphanumeric large size displays

The SX602 series comprises single line alphanumeric large size displays. With character heights up to 250 mm they are suitable for long reading distances. The LED matrix is ready for marquee, so that longer texts can also be displayed by devices with a smaller number of characters.

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Readable one- or double-sided

The large size displays are off ered either with a one- or a double-sided display. The versions with a double-sided display have a LED matrix on the front and on the rear side and show the same information on both sides.


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Menu-guided parameterization

After opening the housing the menu display is visible inside the device. Operation modes, parameters and device functions are defined without the need of the main display to be visible – an operational convenience especially with large volume devices or at exposed installation sites.

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Easy mounting and installation

The front frame is locked with quick-action releases. When opening the unit the front frame hinges downward. Connectors, modules and controls are now directly accessible without disassembling housing parts.

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Interfaces for industrial data communication

The large size displays support the interfaces for the industrial communication: field buses, network topologies, serial control, etc.

Function inputs

The devices are equipped with PLC-compatible function inputs. They allow the activation of device functions such as fl ashing, blanking and reduction of the LED brightness (day/night mode) independent from the signals over the data interface.

Text memory

Fixed texts are defined with an address in the internal text memory. Upon receipt of an address the corresponding text appears in the display. This operating mode is advantageous if recurring texts are displayed. Variable information such as current measured values, quantities or time and date can be displayed in the texts. A fixed text can also be used as initial text at power on, e.g. ”System trouble-free“.



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