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Contents
QUICKPANEL FAMILY ................................................................................................6
Product Identification ..............................................................................................................................................6

Installation Hints ....................................................................................................................................................7
QP-Ethernet Series...................................................................................................................................................8
General Specifications............................................................................................................................................8
Functional Specifications .....................................................................................................................................11
Clock ....................................................................................................................................................................12
Interfaces ..............................................................................................................................................................13
Interface Specifications ........................................................................................................................................14
Expansion Serial Interface – Not Supported (contact factory) .............................................................................16
Printer Interface ....................................................................................................................................................17
AUX I/O and Sound Output – Not Supported (contact factory)...........................................................................17
Input Circuit..........................................................................................................................................................18
Output Circuit.......................................................................................................................................................19
Part Names and Functions ....................................................................................................................................20
Dimensions ...........................................................................................................................................................22
7.4” External Dimensions.....................................................................................................................................22
10.5” External Dimensions...................................................................................................................................22
12.1” External Dimensions...................................................................................................................................23
Panel Cut Dimensions ..........................................................................................................................................23
Installation Fasteners ............................................................................................................................................24
Installation and Wiring .........................................................................................................................................25
Creating a Panel Cut .............................................................................................................................................26
Installing the QP ...................................................................................................................................................28
Wiring Cautions....................................................................................................................................................29
Connecting the Power Supply ..............................................................................................................................31
Grounding.............................................................................................................................................................32
I/O Signal Line Placement....................................................................................................................................32
Tool Connector.....................................................................................................................................................33
Ethernet Cable Connector.....................................................................................................................................33
ETHERNET .........................................................................................................................................................33
Ethernet Data Transfer..........................................................................................................................................34
Ethernet Cable Connector.....................................................................................................................................36
Ethernet Connectivity ...........................................................................................................................................36
OFFLINE Mode ...................................................................................................................................................37
Setup SIO .............................................................................................................................................................38
ETHERNET SETUP ............................................................................................................................................39
COMPACT FLASH CARD .................................................................................................................................41
CF Memory Loader Tool......................................................................................................................................41
Data Upload and Download .................................................................................................................................42
Upload Project (from QP-Ethernet to CF Card) ...................................................................................................42
Download Project (from CF Card to QP-Ethernet) ..............................................................................................42
Backup Data Using PC .........................................................................................................................................43
CF Card Installation and Removal .......................................................................................................................43
Inserting CF Card .................................................................................................................................................43
Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 1

Removing CF Card .............................................................................................................................................. 44
Dip Switches - Forced Start via Dip Switches (Contact Factory) ........................................................................ 45
Communication Setup ........................................................................................................................................... 45
12.1” QUICKPANEL COLOR ............................................................................................................................... 47

Dimensions for 12.1”QUICKPANEL Color Display .......................................................................................... 47
Rear View of the 12.1” Color Unit ...................................................................................................................... 49
Installing AC Power to the 12.1” Color Display.................................................................................................. 49
Powerup Sequence for the 12.1” Color Display .................................................................................................. 49
10.5” QUICKPANEL COLOR/LCD ...................................................................................................................... 50

Dimensions for 10.5”QUICKPANEL Color/LCD Displays................................................................................. 50
Panel Installation for 10.5”QUICKPANEL Color/LCD Units ............................................................................. 51
Rear View of the 10.5” Color/LCD Unit ............................................................................................................. 52
Installing AC Power to the 10.5” Color Display.................................................................................................. 52
Installing DC Power to the 10.5” LCD Display................................................................................................... 52
Powerup Sequence for the 10.5” Color/LCD Display ......................................................................................... 52
QUICKPANEL EL.................................................................................................................................................. 54
Dimensions for the 9” EL Display ....................................................................................................................... 54
Panel Installation for 9” EL Units........................................................................................................................ 54
Rear View of the 9” EL Unit ............................................................................................................................... 56
Installing AC Power for the 9” EL Display ......................................................................................................... 56
Powerup Sequence for the 9” EL Display............................................................................................................ 56
QUICKPANEL jr. ................................................................................................................................................... 57

Dimensions .......................................................................................................................................................... 57
QuickPanel jr. 5" Display (QPJ-2xxxx-Lxx, QPJ-2xxxx-Sxx) ........................................................................ 57
QuickPanel jr. 6" Display (QPK-xxxxx-Lxx, QPK-xxxxx-Sxx, QPK-xxxxx-Cxx) ........................................ 57
Panel Installation.................................................................................................................................................. 58
Rear View ............................................................................................................................................................ 59
Installing 24VDC Power...................................................................................................................................... 60
Powerup Sequence ............................................................................................................................................... 60
QuickPanel Mini ..................................................................................................................................................... 60

DC Power (QPM-xDxxx-xxx) ............................................................................................................................. 60
QUICKPANEL mini Dimensions........................................................................................................................ 61
Communications .................................................................................................................................................... 61
Serial Interface Port ............................................................................................................................................. 61
Serial Interface Port Specs ................................................................................................................................... 62
Parallel Printer Port.............................................................................................................................................. 62
Download Port ..................................................................................................................................................... 62
Download Cable, HMI-CAB-C49 ....................................................................................................................... 63
Printer Cable, HMI-CAB-C105 ........................................................................................................................... 64
Cables................................................................................................................................................................... 65
Cable Drawings.................................................................................................................................................... 66
Cable Chart .......................................................................................................................................................... 74
Hand Held QuickPanel.......................................................................................................................................... 76

Installation ........................................................................................................................................................... 76
Interface Cable ................................................................................................................................................. 77
Junction Box .................................................................................................................................................... 78
2 • QUICKPANEL FAMILY Hardware Reference, GFK-2075

24 VDC Power .................................................................................................................................................78
PLC Cable ........................................................................................................................................................78
Beeper Connection ...........................................................................................................................................79
Operator Button Connection.............................................................................................................................79
Emergency Button ............................................................................................................................................80
Custom Cables..................................................................................................................................................80
Project Setup.........................................................................................................................................................81
Function Keypads.................................................................................................................................................81
Keypad Layout .....................................................................................................................................................82
Assigning Keypads ...............................................................................................................................................82
Function Keys and Alarms ...................................................................................................................................83
Simulating Panel Objects with Function Keys .....................................................................................................83
Viewing Keypad Assignments ............................................................................................................................84
Video QuickPanel ...................................................................................................................................................85

Installation ............................................................................................................................................................85
Video Inputs .........................................................................................................................................................85
Video Display.......................................................................................................................................................86
Transparency Modes.............................................................................................................................................86
Number of Buttons ...............................................................................................................................................87
No Title ................................................................................................................................................................87
Touch Input Off....................................................................................................................................................87
Legend Plate Settings ...........................................................................................................................................87
Titles.....................................................................................................................................................................88
Buttons..................................................................................................................................................................88
Color Adjustments................................................................................................................................................88
QuickPanel Mini.....................................................................................................................................................90
NEMA 4X Bezels ....................................................................................................................................................91

Bezel Assembly Overview ...................................................................................................................................91
Panel Cutout .........................................................................................................................................................91
HMI-BEZ-201: Bezel for 5" Displays..................................................................................................................91
HMI-BEZ-202: Bezel for 9" Monochrome EL.....................................................................................................93
HMI-BEZ-203: Bezel for 10.5" Color Displays...................................................................................................94
HMI-BEZ-204: Bezel for 6" Displays..................................................................................................................95
HMI-BEZ-205: Bezel for 12.1” Displays.............................................................................................................96
Assembly Procedure.............................................................................................................................................97
Color/EL Panel Adapter ........................................................................................................................................98
Communication Options ........................................................................................................................................99

Installing an Option Module on a QUICKPANEL jr. ...........................................................................................99
Installing an Option Module on a QUICKPANEL................................................................................................99
A-B Remote I/O Module ......................................................................................................................................100

A-B Remote I/O Module for the QUICKPANEL jr............................................................................................100
A-B Remote I/O Module for the QUICKPANEL ...............................................................................................100
A-B Remote I/O Operation.................................................................................................................................101
A-B Data Highway Plus Module .........................................................................................................................102

A-B Data Highway Plus Module for the QUICKPANEL jr. ..............................................................................102
A-B Data Highway Plus Module for the QUICKPANEL ...................................................................................102
A-B Data Highway Plus Module Operation .......................................................................................................103

CANopen Module ................................................................................................................................................ 104
CANopen Module on a QUICKPANEL jr. ........................................................................................................ 104
CANopen Module on a QUICKPANEL............................................................................................................. 104
Module Configuration........................................................................................................................................ 105
Address .............................................................................................................................................................. 105
Baud Rate........................................................................................................................................................... 105
LEDs .................................................................................................................................................................. 105
Connector Diagram............................................................................................................................................ 106
DeviceNet Module ................................................................................................................................................ 107

DeviceNet Module for the QUICKPANEL jr. ................................................................................................... 107
DeviceNet Module Configuration...................................................................................................................... 107
DeviceNet Module for the QUICKPANEL ........................................................................................................ 108
DeviceNet Module Options ............................................................................................................................... 109
Fieldbus Connector ............................................................................................................................................ 110
EDS File............................................................................................................................................................. 110
Modbus Plus Adapter Module ............................................................................................................................ 111

Modbus Plus Adapter Module (QUICKPANEL jr.)........................................................................................... 111
Modbus Plus Adapter Module (QUICKPANEL) ............................................................................................... 111
Modbus Plus Operation...................................................................................................................................... 112
Modbus Plus Network........................................................................................................................................ 112
Diagnostic LED ............................................................................................................................................. 113
Station Address Switches............................................................................................................................... 113
Profibus Module................................................................................................................................................... 114

Profibus Module for the QUICKPANEL jr. ....................................................................................................... 114
Profibus Module for the QUICKPANEL............................................................................................................ 115
GE Genius Adapter Module ............................................................................................................................... 116

GE Genius Adapter Module (QUICKPANEL jr.).............................................................................................. 116
GE Genius Adapter Module (QUICKPANEL).................................................................................................. 116
GE Genius Module Dimensions......................................................................................................................... 117
Cable Connection............................................................................................................................................... 118
Interbus-S Module ............................................................................................................................................... 119

I/O Network Operations..................................................................................................................................... 119
Connectors ......................................................................................................................................................... 119
Remote Out ........................................................................................................................................................ 119
Remote In........................................................................................................................................................... 119
PLC Comm Errors ............................................................................................................................................. 119
Installing a Interbus-S Module on a QUICKPANEL......................................................................................... 120
Interbus-S Module Options................................................................................................................................ 120
Installing a Interbus-S Module on a QUICKPANEL jr. .................................................................................... 120
Keypad Option ..................................................................................................................................................... 122

Keypad Installation ............................................................................................................................................ 123
Keypad Cutout Dimensions ............................................................................................................................... 125
Keypad Cable Connections................................................................................................................................ 127
Dimensions ........................................................................................................................................................ 128
Maintenance Procedures ..................................................................................................................................... 129

Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF).............................................................................................................. 129
Replacing the Backlight Lamp........................................................................................................................... 129

Replacing the Touch Screen Overlay .................................................................................................................132
Touch Screen Covers..........................................................................................................................................132
Agency Approvals.................................................................................................................................................133
Specifications ........................................................................................................................................................136
Exposed Material Chemical Resistance Chart...................................................................................................150
Product Enclosure Ratings ..................................................................................................................................154

QUICKPANEL FAMILY
Product Identification
Below is a list of currently available QUICKPANEL family models and option
modules.
QUICKPANEL jr. Display Type
QPJ-2D100-L2P 5" Monochrome LCD
QPJ-2D100-S2P 5" STN Color LCD
QPK-3D200-L2P 6" Monochrome LCD (Replaces QPK-2D100-L2P)
QPK-3D200-S2P 6" STN Color LCD (Replaces QPK-2D100-S2P)
QPK-3D200-C2P 6" TFT Color LCD
QPM-2D100-L2P 6" Monochrome LCD (Mini)
QPM-3D200-B2P 6" Monochrome Blue-LCD Mini, 24VDC
QPGCxDE0000 7.4” TFT Color, Ethernet, CF-Card, 24 VDC
QUICKPANEL Display Type
QPI-31200-E2P 9" Monochrome EL,120VAC (Replaces QPI-21100-E2P)
QPI-31200-S2P 10.5" STN Color LCD,120VAC (Replaces QPI-21100-S2P)
QPI-31200-C2P 10.5" TFT Color,120VAC (Replaces QPI-21100-C2P)
QPI-2D100-L2P 10.5" Monochrome LCD, 24VDC
QPI-3D200-E2P 9" Monochrome EL, 24VDC (Replaces QPI-2D100-E2P)
QPI-3D200-S2P 10.5" Color STN, 24VDC (Replaces QPI-2D100-S2P)
QPI-3D200-C2P 10.5" TFT Color, 24VDC (Replaces QPI-2D100-C2P)
QPL-21100-C2P 12.1 TFT Color, 120VAC
QPL-2D200-C2P 12.1 TFT Color, 24VDC
QPICxDE0000 10.5” TFT, Color, Ethernet, CF-Card, 24 VDC
QPICxAE0000 10.5” TFT, Color, Ethernet, CF-Card, 110 VAC
QPLCxDE0000 12.1” TFT, Color, Ethernet, CF-Card, 24 VDC
QPLCxAE0000 12.1” TFT, Color, Ethernet, CF-Card, 110 VAC
Note 1: QPI-3xxxx Series supports 64 Colors, 2Mbyte application memory,
twice the brightness of QPI-2xxxx series, and 100MHz processor.
Optional Module Adapter Modules (contat factory for availability)

QPI-PSL-2012 Adapter module for QPI-xxx-xxx Communication Module
QPJ-PSM-2013 Adapter module for QPJ-xxx-xxx Communication Module
2
Required when QPI-xxx-xxx module used with QPICxxE00 or QPLCxxE00
3
Required when QPJ-xxx-xxx module used with QPGCxxE00

Option Module Protocol Selection
QPI-ABR-201 QUICKPANEL A-B 1771Remote I/O
QPI-ABD-201 QUICKPANEL A-B Data Highway Plus
QPI-COS-201 QUICKPANEL CANopen
QPI-DVN-202 QUICKPANEL Device Net Slave
QPI-GEG-201 QUICKPANEL General Electric Genius I/O
QPI-IBS-201QUICKPANEL Interbus S Slave
QPI-MBP-201 QUICKPANEL Modicon Modbus Plus
QPI-PBS-202 QUICKPANEL Profibus DP Slave
QPJ-ABR-201 QUICKPANEL jr. A-B 1771Remote I/O
QPJ-ABD-201 QUICKPANEL jr. A-B Data Highway Plus
QPJ-GEG-201 QUICKPANEL jr. General Electric Genius I/O
QPJ-MBP-201 QUICKPANEL jr. Modicon Modbus Plus
QPJ-PBS-201 QUICKPANEL jr. Profibus Module
QPJ-IBS-201QUICKPANEL jr. Interbus-S Module
QPJ-COS-201 QUICKPANEL jr. CANopen Module
QPJ-DVN-202 QUICKPANEL jr. DeviceNet Module
The product label contains the model number and serial number. Option
NOTE modules for the QUICKPANEL will have a separate product label.
Installation Hints
Mounting brackets are packed inside the carton.

NOTE
In order to protect the unit, to provide accessibility in operation, and to improve
CAUTION ventilation, please ensure that there is adequate space around the unit. The
recommended clearance is 4" from other structures.
Ensure that this unit is located as far away as possible from electromagnetic
circuits, circuit breakers, and other equipment that causes arcing.
This unit is held in place by metal clamps. The panel thickness should be .062"
(1.6mm) to .3937" (10mm).
Forced air cooling is required if this unit is to be used in a surrounding
temperature which is greater than 50°C.
Route all signal lines in a separate duct, away from power circuits. Use shielded
cable and tie the shield to the Frame Ground contact point.
This unit must be installed vertically for natural air cooling. Please ensure that
heat from other equipment does not add heat to this unit.
Do not hit the touch panel with a hard or heavy object, or press the touch panel
with too much force.
Do not use paint thinner or organic solvents to clean the unit or display.

QP-Ethernet Series
General Specifications
ELECTRICAL:
QPIxxAE0000/QPLxxAE0000
QPGxxDE0000/QPIxxDE0000/QPLxxDE0000

ENVIRONMENTAL:

STRUCTURAL:
QPGxxDE0000/QPIxxDE0000/QPLxxDE0000
1. When using 12.1” unit in an environment where the temparature becomes

or exceeds 40C for an extended period of time, the screen contrast level may
decrease from its original level of brightness.
2. The front face of the QP unit, installed in a solid panel, has been tested
using conditions equivalent to the standards shown in the specification.
Even though, the QP unit’s level of resistance is equivalent to these
standards, oils that should have no effect on the QP can possibly harm the
unit. This can occur in areas where either vaporized oils are present or
where low viscosity cutting oils are allowed to adhere to the unit of long
periods of time. If the QP’s front face protection sheet becomes peeled off,
these conditions can lead to the ingress of oil into the QP and separate
protection measures are suggested. Also if non-approved oils are present, it
may cause deformation or corrosion of the front panel’s plastic cover.
Therefore, prior to installing the QP be sure to confirm the type of
conditions that will be present in the QP’s operating environment. If the
installation gasket is used for a long period of time, or if the unit and its
gasket are removed from the panel, the original level of the protection
cannot be guaranteed. To maintain the original protection level, you need to
replace the installation gasket regularly.

Functional Specifications
SETUP SCREEN
Memory
Application 4MB FLASH EPROM (Approx
1280 screens at 3.2 KB/screen)
Data Backup 256KB SRAM (Uses lithium
battery) *¹
A lithium battery’s lifetime is:

10 years when the battery’s ambient temparature is under 40°C
4.1 years when the battery’s ambient temparature is under 50°C
1.5 years when the battery’s ambient temparature is under 60°C
When used for backup:

Approximately 60 days with a fully charged battery
Approximately 6 days with a half charged battery

Clock
The QP’s internal clock has a slight error. At normal operating temparatures and conditions,
with the QP operating from its lithium battery, the degree of error is 65 seconds per month.
Varioations in operating conditions and battery life can cause this error to vary from –380 to
+95 seconds per month. For systems where this degree of error will be a problem, the user
should be sure to monitor this error and make adjustments when required.
The QP-Ethernet series units are equipped with a variety of new and useful features such as
on-board Ethernet and Compact Flash card. The following explanation describes these:

Interfaces
Note:
1. Printers with only Windows drivers cannot be used. However, certain types of
printers with both Windows and DOS drivers can be used. For details contact your
local QP distributor.
2. The maximum communication speed observed between PLC(host) and Quick Panel
is 38.4, 57.6 and 115.2 Kbps.
3. The maximum communication speed between PC and Quick Panel observed was
only 38.4 Kbps.

Interface Specifications
This interface can be either RS232C or RS422. Connects QP to Host
(PLC).
Serial Interfaces
Recommended Connector:
Dsub25pin plug XM2A-2501<Made by OMRAN>
Recommended Cover:
Dsub25pin cover XM2S-2511 <Made by OMRAN>
Jack Screws:
XM2Z-0071 <Made by OMRAN>
Note: Use rough metric type jack screws M2.6x0.45 p threads used to
secure the cable’s set screws.
Recommended Cable:
CO-MA-VV SB5PX 28AWG <Made by Hitachi Cable Ltd>
When creating your own cable, follow the instructions listed below.
<With RS-422>
The following pairs of pin #’s must be connected to each other.
#18 (CSB) ß> #19 (ERB)
#21 (CSA) ß> #22 (ERA)
• When connecting the RS-422 cable and #9 (TRMX) and #10
(RDA) points, a termination resistance of 100Ω is added between
RDA and RDB.
• When making a cable for Memory link system be sure to use a 4-
wire type.
<With RS-232C>
• Do not use the following pins: 9 (TRMX), 10 (RDA), 11 (SDA),
15 (SDB), 16 (RDB), 18 (CSB), 19 (ERB), 21 (CSA), 22 (ERA).
• The #1 FG terminal should only be connected if it is required by
the device being connected to.
Important
• This unit’s serial port is not isolated, therefore it is important that
you connect the SG (Signal Ground) terminals. If this is not
done, the RS422 circuit may be damaged.
• Pin 14 (VCC) DC5V output is not protected. To prevent damage
or unit malfunction, be sure to use only the designated level of
current.

Expansion Serial Interface – Not Supported (contact factory)
This interface is used for RS-232C data transfer.
Recommended Connector:
Dsub25pin socket XM2D-0901 <Made by OMRAN>
Recommended Cover:
Dsub9pin cover XM2S-0913 <Made by OMRAN>
Jack Screws:
XM2Z-0073 <Made by OMRAN>
Note: Use inch-type screws (#4-40UNC) as set screws.
Important: Since pin #9 (RI/VCC) is unprotected, be sure to keep the output

current in the rated range.

Printer Interface
When connecting a printer, use Digital’s printer cable (PSM-PRCB00).
AUX I/O and Sound Output – Not Supported (contact factory)

This interface is used for external reset, alarm output, buzzer output.

Input Circuit
Input Voltage DC24V +/- 10%

Input Current 4mA/DC24V (TYP)
Min Input Pulse Width 2ms
Operating Voltage ON Voltage Min DC21.2V
OFF Voltage Max DC3V
Termination Type Photo-Coupler Isolation

Output Circuit
Max Load Current 50mA/Point

Rated Load Voltage DC24V (TYP)
The following chart illustrates the relationship between the Load Voltage and the Load
Current.

Part Names and Functions
A: Display Panel
The QP monitor screen displays the screen setup
and corresponding host (PLC) data. (All units)
B: Touch Panel
Performs any screen change operations and sends
data to the PLC.
C: Status LED
This LED reflects the QP’s condition.
OFF – No power input

Green – Normal operation
Orange – Backlight is burned out
D: Power Input Terminal Block

Connects the power cord
E: CF Card Expansion Interface *1

Used for connecting the CF Card Front
maintenance unit
(Not supported , contact factroy)
F: Expansion Unit Interface 1 *1

Connects expansion units with communication
features
G: Expansion Unit Interface 2

Connects expansion units with display
features. (Contact factory for details).

H: CF Card Cover
Open this cover to see the CF Card Slot. When
accessing the CF Card, this cover must be closed.
I: CF Card Access LED

If the CF Card Cover is closed when the CF Card
is inserted, the LED lamp turns ON. The LED
lamp will remain turned ON even if the CF Card
Cover is opebned while the QP accesses the CF
Card.
J: CF Card Slot
Insert the CF Card in this slot.
K: Serial Interface
Used for the RD-232C and RS-422 Cables. Is
connected to the Host (PLC)
L: Expansion Serial Interface – Not

supportd (contact factory)
Uses RS-232C Cable
M: Printer Interface
Connect the printer cable here. Recommended
cable: Digital Electronic Corporation PSM-
PRCB00 Cable.
N: Ethernet Interface
Used for Ethernet (10BASE-T). The LED will
change (turn ON, blink) according to the QP’s
status.
Orange – Lights when power is turned ON, blinks
during data transfer
Green – Turns ON when linked.
O: Screw Lock Terminal Block -Not
Supported (contact factory)
Used for external reset, alarm output, buzzer
output, and sound output
P: Tool Connector
The Data Transfer cable, or Bar Code Reader can
be connected here.

Dimensions
7.4” External Dimensions

Unit: MM (In)

Unit: MM (In)

Unit: MM (In)
Panel Cut Dimensions
7.4” Unit

10.5” and 12.1” Units
Installation Fasteners
Normally, the QP unit’s packages includes the above installation fasteners, however the
QP-Ethernet Seires will use the following fasteners. Both types use the same attachment
procedures. The below fasteners should not be used with non QP-Ethernet Series units:

Installation and Wiring
Installation Procedures
CHECK THE INSTALLATION GASKET’S SEATING: It is strongly
recommended that you use the installation gasket, since it absorbs vibration in
addition to repelling water. Place the QP on a level surface with the display panel
facing downward. Check that the QP’s installation gasket is seated securely into
the gasket’s groove, which runs around the perimeter of the panel’s frame.
Important: Before installing the QP into a cabinet or panel, check that the
installation gasket is securely attached to the unit. A gasket which has been used
for a long period of time may have scratches or dirt on it, and could have lost
much of its dust and drip resistance. Be sure to change the gasket periodically, or
when scratches or dirt become visible.

Creating a Panel Cut
Create the correct sized opening required to install the QP, using the installation
dimensions given. The installation gasket, installation brackets and attachment
screws are all required when installing the QP.
Note: Check that the installation panel or cabinet’s surface is flat, in good
condition and has no jagged edges. Also, if desired, metal reinforcing strips can
be attached to the inside of the panel, near the Panel Cut, to increase the panel
size.
The panel thickness should be from 1.6mm (0.06in) to 10mm(0.4in). Decide the
panel’s thickness based on the level of panel strength required.
For easier maintenance, operation, and improved ventillation, be sure to install

the QP at least 100mm (3.94 in) away from adjacent structures and other
equipment.

Be sure that the ambient operation temparature and the ambient humidity are
within their designated ranges. (When installing the QP in a cabinet or enclosure,
the term “ambient operation temparature” indicates the cabinet or enclosure’s
internal temparature.
Be sure that the heat from surrounding equipment does not cause the QP to
exceed its standard operating temparature.
When installing the QP in a slanted panel, the panel face should not incline more
than 30º.
When installing the QP in a slanted panel, and the panel face inclines more than
30º, the ambient temparature must not exceed 40ºC. You may not need to use
forced air cooling (fan, A/C) to ensure the ambient operating temparature is 40ºC
or below. When installing the QP vertically, position the unit so that the Power
Input Terminal Block is also vertical.

Installing the QP
1) Insert the QP into the panel cut out
2) Insert the installation fasteners ito

the QP’s insertion slots, at the top
and bottom of the unit (total 4 slots)
The minimum number of fasteners

required to install a QP unit is four (4),
however, up to 10 fasteners can be used
on a 10.5” or 12.1” unit.
3) Insert each of the fastener shown

below. Be sure to pull the fastener back
until it is flush with the rear of the
attachment hole.
4) Use a Philips screw driver to tighten

each fastener screw and secure the QP
in place.

Wiring Cautions
Connecting the Power Cord

When the FG terminal is connected, be sure the wire is grounded. Not grounding
the QP unit will result in excessive noise. Use your country’s applicable standard
for grounding. To prevent the Ring terminals from causing a short when the
terminal block attachment screws are loosened, be sure to use sleeve-type Ring
terminals.
Connecting the Power Supply Terminals

QPIxxAE0000 or QPLxxAE0000

QPGxxDE0000 (24VDC) QPIxxDE0000 or QPLxxDE0000 (24VDC)
1) Be sure to that the QP’s power cord is not plugged in to the power supply
2) Remove the Terminal Strip’s clear plastic cover
3) Remove the screws from the three (3) middle terminals, position the Ring
Terminals as shown above and reattach the screws. (Check each wire to
make sure the connections are correct).
4) Reattach the Terminal Strip’s clear plastic cover.
Important: A torque of only 0.5 to 0.6 N*m is required to tighten an attachment

screw.

Connecting the Power Supply
If the supplied voltage exceeds the QP unit’s range,

connect a voltage transformer
For between the line and ground, select a power

supply that is low in noise. If there is an excess
amount of noise, connect a noise reducing
transformer.
Use Voltage and Noise Reducing transformers with

capacities exceeding 100VA.
When supplying power to the QP unit, please separate

the input/output and operation unit lines.
To increase the noise resistance quality of the power

cable, simply twist each power wire before attaching
the Ring Terminal.
The power supply cable must not be bundled or

positioned close to main circuit lines (high voltage,
high current), or input/output signal lines.
Connect a lightening surge absorber to deal with

power surges.
To avoid excess noise, make the power cable as short

as possible.
Be sure to ground the surge absorber (E1) separately

from the QP unit (E2). Select a surge absorber that has
a maximum circuit voltage greater than that of the
peak voltage of the power supply.

Grounding
Connect the FG terminal found at the back of
the QP to an exclusive ground.
Check that the grounding resistance is less

than 100Ω.
The grounding wire should have a cross

sectional area greater than 2mm². Create the
connection point as close to the QP unit as
possible, and make the wire as short, as
possible. When using a long grounding wire,
replace the thin wire with a thicker wire, and
place it in a duct.
If exclusive grounding is not possible, use a

common connection point.
If the equipment does not function properly

when grounded, disconnect the ground wire
from the FG terminal.
I/O Signal Line Placement
• Input and output signal lines must be separated from the power
control cables for operating circuits.
• If this is not possible, use a shielded cable and connect the shield
to the QP’s frame.

Tool Connector
The QP’s Data Transfer Cable, Memory Loader, or the Bar Code Reader can be
attached to the QP unit’s Tool Connector.
When the Bar Code Reader uses a separate power supply:

• Turn the Bar Code Reader ON before turning the QP ON.
• Turn the QP OFF before turning the Bar Code Reader OFF.
Ethernet Cable Connector

Use the following drawing to locate your QP unit’s Ethernet connector. The QP
Ethernet interface is IEEE802.3 compliant, and transmits data at 10 Mbps.
ETHERNET
The QP-Ethernet series comes with an Ethernet 10BASE-T connector as standard
equipment. In addition to sending screen data to the QP, it can also communicate
to PLC (please see the Supported TCP/IP protocols in the QucikDesigner
Software).

Ethernet Data Transfer
The QP-Ethernet is equipped with the Ethernet Interface, which allows you to set
up the QP via an Ethernet network, as well as transfer QP screen data. When using
the Ethernet communication protocol, you must specify the port number for the
protocol as +10 or higher than the value specified. Otherwise, the setup or screen
data transfer via Ethernet is disabled.
After you connect the Ethernet cable to the QP’s Ethernet I/F, the QP will appear
on the Ethernet network.
Transferring data to a completely new QP:
Setting up the IP address manually and sending data to a QP: Touch the “Ethernet
setup” button on the QP-Ethernet Initial Start mode screen.
Use this method if the QP has been previously set up and data transferred to it:
Using a previously set up IP address to send data: When the settings in the
Ethernet Setup screen are not specified and data is sent, the QP unit’s factory-set
IP address settings are used. If you choose the factory-set IP address be sure to
designate the PC’s IP address from 10.255.255.001 to 10.255.255.254 and the
subnet mask as 255.0.0.0. Use the QuickDesigner V3.6 or higher for Windows
software to transfer the data.
When transferring data using the QP setup is completed: When you transfer
screen creation software data from your PC to the QP while the QP is in the RUN
mode, the screen will change automatically to “Ethernet Mode”. If it does not, you
will need to manually change the QP screen to Ethernet mode via the following
screen:

Checking the IP address: Use the following procedure to check the
IP address assigned to the QP and some consideration/precautions.
(1) Display the menu bar.
(2) Click on the left-side 1/3 cell of the menu bar to display the next
menu.
(3) Next, click on the 2/3 cell to display menu.

(4) The IP address assigned to the QP will appear in the menu bar.
NOTE: IP address will not be reflected unless QP was reset or power cord
was reconnected. After changing “Ethernet Setup” settings, the QP must
then be reset or powercord must then be re-connected.
Ethernet Cable Connector

The QP Ethernet interface is IEEE802.3 compliant and trasmits data at 10 Mbps. It
is strongly recommended that your Ethernet network is installed by a trained
engineer.
Note: HMI-CAB-ETH (6 ft. Ethernet Patch cable) sold seperately.
Bottom View
QPxCxxE0000 Side View
QPxCxxE0000
Ethernet Connectivity
The QP-Ethernet can be connected to a LAN or an Ethernet compatible PLC. The QP-
Ethernet allows you to set up a QP and to also perform screen data transfer.
Note: Refer to QuickDesigner Software for TCP/IP Protocol support and detail
functionality.

OFFLINE Mode
OFFLINE Mode provides access to the Initialize, Self-Diagnosis, and other features
built into the QP-Ethernet. You can use any of these features, however, you will need
to change the QP-Ethernet to OFFLINE Mode.
OFFLINE Mode is unavailable in a completely new QP-Ethernet until the necessary

QP-Ethernet system data has been transferred from your PC’s screen editor software.
To do this, be sure the QP-Ethernet’s power cord is plugged in and when you
transfer screen data from PC to the QP-Ethernet, your QP-Ethernet’s system data
will be automatically sent.
Entering OFFLINE Mode: To INITIALIZE your QP-Ethernet or perform SELF-

DIAGNOSIS, you must first switch the QP-Ethernet to OFFLINE Mode. There are 2
ways to enter OFFLINE Mode. First is immediately after plugging in the QP-
Ethernet’s power cord, and second by using the Forced Reset feature.
After plugging in to the power cord: Touch the upper left-hand corner of the QP-
Ethernet screen within 10 seconds of plugging in the QP-Ethernet’s power cord and the
QP-Ethernet will change to OFFLINE Mode.

From the Menu Bar: From the QP-Ethernet’s Menu Bar, touch the OFFLINE Square
and the OFFLINE Mode Main Menu will appear. If a password has been entered in the
INITIALIZE/SETUP SYSTEM area, before entering the OFFLINE Mode, the
following screen appears. Here, enter the password, then touch Set to enter OFFLINE
Mode.
Setup SIO
This section describes the communication setup with the Host (PLC) and the setup
for any peripheral equipment. The SETUP I/O menu includes the SETUP SIO,
SETUP PRINTER, SETUP TOUCH PANEL and COMMUNICATION SETUP and
SOUND SETTINGS Menu.

SETUP SIO: This menu runs the settings related to PLC Communication. Be sure to
match the settings listed below with the SIO setup on the Host (PLC). The settings
will vary depending on the PLC type.
COMMUNICATION RATE
The COMMUNICATION RATE (baud rate) is the data communication speed,
measured in bits per second (bps) between the GP and PLC. Match the
COMMUNICATION RATE values in both the PLC and GP. Depending on the
rate selected, certain PLCs may not be able to be used.
Data Length/Stop Bit: For data communication, the DATA LENGTH must be set
up as 7-bit or 8-bit data, and set up also the STOP BIT as either a 1-bit or 2-bit
value.
Parity: Set up whether no parity check or odd or even number parity check will
take place during communication.
CONTROL: CONTROL prevents the overflow of data sent and received. Select
either XON/XOFF control ER (DTR) control.
COMMUNICATION FORMAT: Select one of the following options for the
communication format – RS232C, RS422 (4 line) or RS422 (2 line).
ETHERNET SETUP
This menu is for Ethernet Settings. This information is used as setting data during
QP-Ethernet setup or screen transfer, or, if the pro-server software is used, for the 2-
Way Driver.

Enter the “ETHERNET SETUP” settings after receiving information from your
network’s system administrator. Be sure to enter a unique IP address, not one used
to other GLCs or by the Host.
MY IP ADDRESS
Sets up the GLCs IP address. The IP address is 32 bits and designated in four 8-bit
units entered in decimal. To use Ethernet networking click on [INITIAL
SETTINGS], [PLC SETUP], [PLC SETUP] and [EXTENDED SETUP].
SUBNET MASK
Sets the subnet mask. If you are not using a subnet mask, designate “0”. To use
Ethernet networking click on [INITIAL SETTINGS], [PLC SETUP], [PLC
SETUP] and [EXTENDED SETUP].
MY PORT NO
Sets the 2-Way Driver Port No. using a value from 1024 to 65535. Starting from the
value entered here, a total of 10 consecutive ports can be used. The default setting is
[8000]. To use Ethernet networking click on [INITIAL SETTINGS], [PLC SETUP],
[PLC SETUP] and [EXTENDED SETUP] and select the corresponding Ethernet
protocol Port No.
GATEWAY
Sets up the gateway’s IP address. Only a single gateway can be set up. If you are
not using a gateway, enter “0”.

COMPACT FLASH CARD
CF Memory Loader Tool

The QP-Ethernet Series allows you to use the CF Mmeory Loader
Tool in the CF Card to set up the QP, transfer screen data, and upload
the QP internal data to its internal CF Card.
You need to transfer the CF Memory Loader Tool to the CF Card
prior to using the CF Memory Loader Tool.
The CF Memory Loader Tool and Backup Data require at least 8MB
of CF Card memory. Industry standard CF Card can be used.
Starting the CF Memory Loader Tool: There are two methods for
starting this program via the CF Card.
1. Menu Bar: Using the QP’s [CF BOOT] menu

Insert the CF Card with CF Memory Loader Tool saved into the QP
and touch the menu screen’s [CF BOOT] selection. The QP will be
reset, and after it restarts, the CF Card’s “CF Memory Loader Tool”
will start.
The QP-Ethernet series unit is equipped with Compact Flash slot which can be
used to setup the QP or send screen data by saving backup data (i.e all necessary
data for QP operation) in the CF Card using using the QP’s CF Memory Loader
Tool feature. The following features are available with a QP-Ethernet series unit:

Data Upload and Download
Upload Project (from QP-Ethernet to CF Card)

This feature is for saving all QP-Ethernet internal data (i.e. system program,
communication protocol, expansion program, screen data and Backup SRAM data
in the CF Card as backup data). To start data upload, enter the password you have
designated in the QP-Ethernet screen creation software’s “Transfer” screen, and
then touch the “START” key. If you have not designated a password, simply touch
the “START” key.
When upload is performed, the CF Card’s current Backup Data will be completely
overwritten.
Download Project (from CF Card to QP-Ethernet)

This feature is used for writing CF Card backup data to the QP-Ethernet’s internal
SRAM memory. To start data download, enter the password you have designated
in the QP-Ethernet screen creation software’s “Transfer” screen, and touch the
“START” key. If you have not designated a password, simply touch the “START”
key. When download is performed, the QP-Ethernet’s internal memory data (i.e.
system program, communication protocol, expansion program, screen data and
backup SRAM data) will be completely overwritten.

Backup Data Using PC
Back up screen data to CF Card using the Compact Flash with Personal
Computer – via use of CF Card utility in the QuickDesigner Software (CF card
and necessary accessories sold seperately). PC slot is required on a Personal
Computer. Refer to QuickDesinger software “HELP” for details.
This interface allows you to use the CF Card instead of Optional Memory Loader
II to store QP setup and screen data, and then transfer it to QP.
CF Card Installation and Removal

When using the QP unit and a CF Card, follow the precautions below:
• Prior to inserting or removing a CF Card, be sure to turn the QP
Unit’s CF Card ACCESS switch OFF and to confirm that the
ACCESS lamp is not lit. If you do not, CF Card internal data may be
damaged or lost.
• While a CF Card is being accessed, NEVER turn OFF or reset the
QP, or insert or remove the CF Card, Prior to performing these
operations, create and use a special QP application screen that will
prevent access to the CF Card.
• Prior to inserting a CF Card, familiarize yourself with the CF Card’s
front and rear face orientation, as well as the CF Card connector’s
position. If the CF Card is not correctly positioned the CF Card’s
internal data and the QP unit may be damaged or broken.
• SanDisk CF Card or other manufacturer’s card can be used.
• Once QP data is lost, it cannot be recovered. Since accidental data
loss can occur at any time, be sure to back up all QP screen and CF
Card data regularly.
Inserting CF Card
Use the following steps to insert a CF Card in QP. The procedure is the same for
all QP-Ethernet series.
(1) Slide the CF Card Cover in the direction shown here, then upwards to open
the cover

(2) Insert the CF Card in the CF Card Slot, until the ejector button is
pushed forward
(3) Close the cover
(4) Confirm that the CF Card Access LED turns ON.
Removing CF Card
Simply reverse the steps shown in the previous “Inserting Cf Card”
explanation. Prior to removing the CF Card, confirm that the CF Card
Access LED is turned to OFF.

Dip Switches - Forced Start via Dip Switches (Contact Factory)
You can also use QPEthernet Dip Switches on the rear of the Panel,
next to the CF Card Slot. If you trun of DIP Siwtch No.1(raise it) and
then connect it to the QP Ethernet’s power cord, the “CF Memory
Loader Tool” will automatically start.
Note: When you finish using the CF Memory Loader Tool, turn OFF the Dip
Switch.
Communication Setup
QP Ethernet Series Panel can use existing module with new Adapter. The following
explains the use of the Retry command to deal with errors, including those that occur
during QP-Ethernet and PLC Communication.

RECEIVE TIMEOUT (1 to 127)
Sets the value used for the Data reception timeout (PLC ß>QP-Ethernet).
If the cable is not connected, data communication will Timeout after one second,
regardless of this setting’s value. The default is “10” seconds. An error message may
appear on your personal computer if:
• You transfer screens from your PC to the QP-Ethernet after a PLC

communication error has occurred and the error is not yet cleared.
• Your QP-Ethernet’s RECEIVE TIMEOUT value is set to 30 seconds or more.
RETRY COUNT (0 to 255)

Designates how many times the QP-Ethernet tries to send data to the PLC when a PLC
communication error occurs. An error message will appear on the QP-Ethernet after the
QP-Ethernet tries to send data to the PLC the number of times set by this option. The
default is “2”.
COMMUNICATION
Refer to Page 33 of this document for Serial and Parellel Communicaton details.

12.1” QUICKPANEL COLOR
Dimensions for 12.1”QUICKPANEL Color Display

The dimensions shown below are for the following displays:
QPL-21100-C2P
The following drawing illustrates the overall dimensions of the 12.1”
QUICKPANEL Color display.
CUTOUT 13.07 in. (332 +1mm)
C
UT
O
QUICKPANEL UT
10
.1
10 6 O
.7 in. PT
0 (2 IO
in. 58 N
(2 +1 M
72 m O 10
m m) D .1
m) UL 2
in.
(2
57
m
m)
2.90" (73.5 mm)

13.62 in. (346mm)
.3" (7.5 mm) 1.25" (32 mm)
Panel Installation for 12.1”QUICKPANEL Color Units

To install the color unit, cut a hole in your panel as shown in the
dimension drawing. Install the gasket to the edge of the display. Insert
the display in the panel and install the four clamps in the display
body. Tighten the clamps to compress the gasket and secure the unit
to the panel.
The panel cutout for the 12.1” QUICKPANEL Color display is
shown below. Panel thickness is 1.6mm ~ 10mm.
CUTOUT 13.07 in. (332 +1mm)
CUTOUT 10.16 in. (258 +1mm)
The O-ring gasket is secured to the display body by pressing it into

the slot provided. The following drawing shows how the gasket is

secured to the display. The replacement gasket part number is HMI-
ORG-205.
O-RING
FRONT
Insert the display through the panel opening and install the panel
clamps. The panel clamps are inserted into the openings in the top
and bottom of the panel body. The clamp screw is turned clockwise to
tighten the display to the panel.
PANEL
Torque = 0.5~0.6Nm
Insert the display through the panel

opening. Insert the panel clamps into
the slots in the display body. Turn
screw clockwise to tighten.

Rear View of the 12.1” Color Unit
The download port is used to download files from your computer to
the target display. The port is also used for printing only alarm
messages.
OPTION MODULE
SERIAL PORT
POWER PARALLEL PORT DOWNLOAD PORT
TERMINALS
Installing AC Power to the 12.1” Color Display

This section describes installing power to the following displays:
QPL-21100-C2P
Remove the protective cover on the AC terminal strip. Remove
approximately 1/4" of insulation from the supply wires and insert
them under the terminal clamps. Tighten the clamp screws to secure
the wires. Replace the protective cover on the AC terminal strip.
AC100V
50VA 50/60Hz
FG
L N
Powerup Sequence for the 12.1” Color Display

The powerup sequence is a series of operations initiated by the
internal electronic circuits when power becomes stable. Stable
power is indicated by an LED on the front panel.
The information displayed after power becomes stable depends on
several variables. Factory units display a message indicating a device
executable must be downloaded. Units that may have been setup by a
distributor might indicate a PLC protocol has been loaded. Follow the
procedures in the QUICKDESIGNER user manual for downloading
application and device executable files.

10.5” QUICKPANEL COLOR/LCD
Dimensions for 10.5”QUICKPANEL Color/LCD Displays
QPI-2xxxx-Sxx, QPI-2xxxx-Cxx, QPI-2xxxx-Lxx
QPI-3xxxx-Sxx, QPI-3xxxx-Cxx
The following drawing illustrates the overall dimensions of the
QUICKPANEL 10.5” Color/LCD display.
CUTOUT 11.89 in. (302 +/- 0.5mm) UT
8.9
8
in.
QUICKPANEL (22
9.5 8
70 +/-
in. 0.5
(24 m
3m m)
m)
3.05"
12.480 in. (317mm) (77.5 mm)
.3" (7.5 mm)

Panel Installation for 10.5”QUICKPANEL Color/LCD Units
To install the color/LCD unit, cut a hole in your panel as shown in the
dimension drawing. Install the gasket to the edge of the display. Insert
the display in the panel and install the four clamps in the display
body. Tighten the clamps to compress the gasket and secure the unit
to the panel.
The panel cutout for the QUICKPANEL Color/LCD display is shown
below. Panel thickness is 1.6mm ~ 10mm.
11.88"
302 +/- 0.5 mm
8.97"
228 +/- 0.5 mm
CUTOUT FOR COLOR

secured to the display.
O-RING
FRONT
clamps. The panel clamps are inserted into the openings in the top
and bottom of the panel body. The clamp screw is turned clockwise to
tighten the display to the panel.
PANEL
Torque = 0.5~0.6Nm


Rear View of the 10.5” Color/LCD Unit
messages.
OPTION MODULE
SERIAL PORT
POWER PARALLEL PORT DOWNLOAD PORT
TERMINALS
Installing AC Power to the 10.5” Color Display

QPI-21100-S2P and QPI-21100-C2P
AC100V
50VA 50/60Hz
FG
L N
Installing DC Power to the 10.5” LCD Display

QPI-2D100-L2P
Remove the protective cover on the DC terminal strip. Remove
the wires. Replace the protective cover on the DC terminal strip.
DC24V
50W
_ FG
+
Powerup Sequence for the 10.5” Color/LCD Display


QUICKPANEL EL
Dimensions for the 9” EL Display
QPI-21100-E2P, QPI-2D100-E2P
The following drawing illustrates the overall dimensions of the 9”
QUICKPANEL Electroluminescent (EL) display.
CUTOUT 10.20in (259 +/- 1mm)
CUTOUT 7.92 in (201 +/- 1mm)

QUICKPANEL
OPTION MODULE
8.50" (216 mm)
1.93" (49 mm)
10.79" (274 mm)
.3" (7.5 mm) 1.25" (32 mm)
Panel Installation for 9” EL Units

To install the EL unit, cut a hole in your panel as shown in the
dimension drawing. Install the O-ring gasket in the slot around the
edge of the display. Insert the display in the panel and install four
clamps to the display body. Tighten the clamps to compress the
gasket and secure the unit to the panel.
The panel cutout for the QUICKPANEL EL display is shown below.
10.196"
259 +/- 1 mm
7.91"
201 +/- 1 mm
CUTOUT FOR EL


O-RING
FRONT
clamps. The clamp screws are turned clockwise to tighten the display
to the panel. The fastening torque necessary for waterproofing is 0.5
~ 0.6Nm.
PANEL
Torque = 0.5~0.6Nm


Rear View of the 9” EL Unit
messages.
OPTION MODULE
AC100V
50VA 50/60Hz
FG
L N AUX SIO PRINTER TOOL
AC TERMINALS SERIAL PORT DOWNLOAD PORT
Installing AC Power for the 9” EL Display

AC100V
50VA 50/60Hz
FG
L N
Powerup Sequence for the 9” EL Display


QUICKPANEL jr.
Dimensions
The following drawings show the overall dimensions of the 5" and 6"
QUICKPANEL jr. displays.
QuickPanel jr. 5" Display (QPJ-2xxxx-Lxx, QPJ-2xxxx-Sxx)
CUTOUT 6.22" (158 +/- .5mm)
CUTOUT 4.45" (113 +/- .5mm)

DC POWER ONLY
QUICKPANEL
OPTION MODULE
5.00" (127mm)
6.75" (172mm) 2.125" (54mm)
.197" (5mm) 1" (25mm)
QuickPanel jr. 6" Display (QPK-xxxxx-Lxx, QPK-xxxxx-Sxx,

QPK-xxxxx-Cxx)
CUTOUT 6.10" (155mm) DC POWER ONLY
CUTOUT 4.86" (123.5mm)
QUICKPANEL
OPTION MODULE
5.43" (138mm)
2.24" (57mm)
6.71" (170.5mm)
.197" (5mm) 1" (25mm)

Panel Installation
The QUICKPANEL jr. display is secured to the panel with pressure
clamps on the top and bottom of the display.
Make the panel cutout as shown in the drawing.
O-RING
FRONT
clamps. The clamp screws are turned clockwise to tighten the display
to the panel. The fastening torque necessary for waterproofing is 0.5
~ 0.6Nm.
PANEL
Install the gasket in the
slot in the faceplate.
Torque = 0.5~0.6Nm
O-RING Insert the display through the panel
or opening. Insert the panel clamps into
FLAT the slots in the display body. Turn
FRONT

Rear View
The following drawing shows a rear view of the QUICKPANEL jr.
Please note the model and serial number printed on the product label.
• The terminal strip provides quick power and ground
connections to the unit. Observe the polarity for the
+24VDC supply lines.
• The serial interface port connects the QUICKPANEL jr.
to your PLC.
• The download port connects the QUICKPANEL jr. to
your computer for downloading application files.
• The product label contains the model number and serial
number of the unit.
OPTION MODULE SERIAL

CONNECTOR INTERFACE
DOWNLOAD
POWER PORT
TERMINALS

Installing 24VDC Power
Remove approximately 1/4" of insulation from the supply wire and
insert it under the terminal clamp. Tighten the terminal clamp screw
to secure the wire. Add a frame ground wire to the terminal marked
FG. Replace the cover.
24VDC
FG
Power source must be able to deliver 12 Watts (500 ma @ 24V) for Monochrome units and
NOTE 15 Watts (625 ma @ 24V) for Color units.
Powerup Sequence
internal electronic circuits when power becomes stable. Stable power
is indicated by an LED on the front panel.
When the power is applied, the internal circuit waits for power to
stabilize then start a powerup sequence. New units do not have any
projects loaded into them and may display a startup message.
To operate the unit, you must download a PLC protocol and one or
more panels contained in a project file. To download a file, see the
QUICKCOURIER section of the user manual.
If you received a demo unit from a dealer or distributor, it may
already have a project installed. If the protocol does not match your
PLC protocol, you MUST download a new display device executable
file containing the correct PLC protocol. To download a new
protocol, see the QUICKCOURIER section of the user manual.
The 6" TFT has an LED that turns green when power is applied.
When the backlight CCFL tube eventually fails, the power indicator
on the front of the unit turns orange and the touch screen is disabled.
QuickPanel Mini
DC Power (QPM-xDxxx-xxx)
DC24V MAKE SURE THE POWER IS OFF
20W
Remove the protective cover on the DC terminal strip. Remove 1/4"
of insulation from the supply wires and insert them under the terminal
clamps. Tighten the clamp screws to secure the wires. Replace the
protective cover.
Stable power is indicated by an LED on the front panel.

QUICKPANEL mini Dimensions
QUICKPANEL mini DC24V

20W
OPTION MODULE
E
CONNECTOR
B
A SERIAL TOOL D C
INTERFACE PORT
Model Dim A Dim B Dim C Dim D Dim E Dim F

QPM-2xxxx-L2P 8.267" 6.299" 2.28" .197" 5.59" 7.56"
(210mm) (160mm) (58mm) (5mm) (142mm) (192mm)
QPM-3xxxx-B2P 8-15” 6-18” 2.28” 0-24” (6mm) 5.57” 7.54”
(207mm) (1.57mm) (58mm) (141.5mm) (191.5mm)
Communications
Serial Interface Port
The serial interface port connects the QUICKPANEL to your PLC.
Refer to the cable section to determine the correct cable to use with
your PLC. Factory cables are cut to approximately 12', which is
suitable for most applications. Some cables are available in longer
lengths on special order from Total Control Products, Inc. or you can
fabricate your own. Use the cable diagrams found in the cable section
for correct wiring. Remember that RS232 cables are reliable up to
approximately 50'. The serial interface pin assignments are shown in
the following drawing.
*NOTE: Some cables, such as the HMI-CAB-C84, are designed for
use on proprietary networks. These cable assemblies contain active
network interface circuits. Because these cables are licensed from
other manufacturers, there are no cable diagrams or circuit drawings.

1 FG - Frame Ground
14 Reserved(VCC;max 0.25A)
2 TXD - Transmit Data
15 TXB-Sending Data -
3 RXD - Receive Data
16 RXB-Receiving Data -
4 RTS - Request to Send
17 No Connection
5 CTS -Clear to Send
18 CTSB Clear to Send -
6 Reserved
19 DTRB Request to Send -
7 GND - Signal Ground
20 DTR-Data Terminal Ready
8 CD - Carrier Detect
21 CTSA Clear to Send +
9 TRMX - Terminator for RXA
22 DTRA Request to Send +
10 RXA - Receiving Data +
23 Reserved (BUZZGND)
11 TXA - Sending Data +
24 Reserved
12 No Connection
25 Reserved (BUZZOC)
13 No Connection
Serial Interface Port Specs

Transmission: Asynchronous RS232C/RS422
Data Length: 7 or 8 data bits
Stop Bit: 1 or 2
Parity: None, Odd or Even
Data Transmission Speed: 300 to 38.4Kbps. (Depends on the
Protocol)
Parallel Printer Port

Conforms to Centronix standards, HP LaserJet PCL4 compatible,
NEC PR201 series, EPSON ESC/P 24-Pin (High Quality) or
equivalent can be connected. See the HMI-CAB-C99 (For all
QuickPanel models except for QP-Ethernet Panels) cable diagram.
Note: Contact Factory for QP-Ethernet Printer Cable availability
Download Port
This port has several names, depending on how it is used. To simplify
the reference, the port is generally called the download port. This port
is used to download application files from a computer to the
QUICKPANEL or print alarm messages to a printer. For download
applications, use the HMI-CAB-C49 cable. For serial printer
functions, use the HMI-CAB-C150 cable.
The download files are created by QUICKDESIGNER software
running in Windows on your computer. The download port uses TTL
signal levels and requires conversion to RS232, RS485 or other
communication standard. The HMI-CAB-C49 cable is used to
convert the TTL signals to RS232. The download port connector is an
8-pin mini-DIN style. The port pin configuration and pin
assignments are shown in the following drawing.
Data Transmission Speed: 2400 to 38.4Kbps. (QPI-3 to 115.2Kbps)

3 - RDY (OUT)
6 - CTS (IN)
1 - TX/RST (OUT)
4 - RX (IN)
7 - DSR (IN)
2 - GND
8 - VCC
5 - RTY (OUT)
Download Cable, HMI-CAB-C49

The primary use of the HMI-CAB-C49 cable is to download
QUICKDESIGNER files from your computer to a QUICKPANEL
display. This cable contains a TTL to RS232 converter and should not
be modified.
8-PIN CIRCULAR DIN

HMI-CAB-C49 9-PIN FEMALE D-SUB
TO IBM AT 9-PIN
TO TCP DEVICE
HMI-CAB-C49
TXD 1 TTL 3 TXD

TO 2 RXD PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
RXD 4
RS232 5 GND THIS INFORMATION IS PROVIDED AS A CONVENIENCE
GND 2 CONVERTER TO OUR CUSTOMERS. YOU ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO
6 DSR
CTS 6 590-1000-134/0 CONSTRUCT THIS CABLE. UNAUTHORIZED CABLES ARE
DSR 7 8 CTS NOT SUPPORTED BY TOTAL CONTROL.
5 7 RTS
1 DCD
+5 8 TO PC
TO 8-PIN DIN 9-PIN FEMALE D

Printer Cable, HMI-CAB-C105
The primary use of the HMI-CAB-C105 cable is to print alarm
messages from your QUICKPANEL display. This cable contains a
TTL to RS232 converter and should not be modified.
Do NOT attempt to connect a serial printer directly to the download
port because the download port signals are TTL. Most serial printers
require RS232. Use the HMI-CAB-105 cable to connect a serial
printer to the download port.
HMI-CAB-C105
8-PIN CIRCULAR DIN TO PRINTER 9-PIN FEMALE D-SUB
TO TCP DEVICE
HMI-CAB-C105
TXD 1 TTL 3 TXD

TO 2 RXD PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
RXD 4
RS232 5 GND THIS INFORMATION IS PROVIDED AS A CONVENIENCE
GND 2 CONVERTER TO OUR CUSTOMERS. YOU ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO
6 DSR
CTS 6 590-1000-134/0 CONSTRUCT THIS CABLE. UNAUTHORIZED CABLES ARE
8 CTS
DSR 7 NOT SUPPORTED BY TOTAL CONTROL.
DTR 5 7 RTS
1 DCD
+5 8 HMI-CAB-C105
TO PC
TO 8-PIN DIN 9-PIN FEMALE D

Cables
A typical cable assembly is shown in the following drawing. A label
is placed on each end of the cable to indicate which device should be
connected to that end. One of the labels will also indicate the cable
part number so you can quickly verify you are using the right cable
for your application.
Not all cables are shown in the cable drawings section. Cables that contain circuit boards
NOTE are not shown because they cannot be fabricated in the field. The cable drawings are
provided for those users that wish to fabricate their own cable assemblies

Cable Drawings
This section includes a drawing of the cable and the wiring diagram.
Not all cables are included in this section. Some cable assemblies
have a circuit board in the connector housing to provide for specific
voltage levels and protocols. Those cable assemblies that have a
circuit board are NOT included.
The following cable assemblies contain a circuit board and are NOT
included in the cable drawings:
HMI-CAB-C49
HMI-CAB-C76
HMI-CAB-C104 (SIEMENS 3964R)
2 3
25 PIN FEMALE
3 2
25 PIN MALE
4 4
5 5
7 7
1 SHIELD 6
TO TCP DEVICE TO PLC PORT
TO TCP DEVICE 8
HMI-CAB-C51 20
TO PLC PORT
2 2
3 3
9 PIN FEMALE
25 PIN MALE
4 4
5 6
7 5
1 SHIELD 7
TO TCP DEVICE TO PLC PORT 8
TO TCP DEVICE
HMI-CAB-C52 1
TO PLC PORT
2 3
3 2
25 PIN MALE
25 PIN MALE
4 4
5 5
7 7
1 SHIELD 6
TO TCP DEVICE TO PLC PORT TO TCP DEVICE 8
HMI-CAB-C53/A 20
TO PLC PORT
2 3
25 PIN MALE
15 PIN MALE
3 2
7 7
4 13
5 4
TO TCP DEVICE TO A-B KE
DATA HIGHWAY 1 SHIELD
5
TO TCP DEVICE 6
HMI-CAB-C55 8
11
TO PLC PORT

2 2
25 PIN MALE
9 PIN MALE
TO PLC PORT 3 3
4 4
5 6
7 5
TO TCP DEVICE 1 SHIELD 7
TO TCP DEVICE 8
HMI-CAB-C58 TO PLC PORT
3 2
25 PIN MALE
2 3
9 PIN MALE
4 4
5 5
7 7
1 SHIELD 9
TO TCP DEVICE
HMI-CAB-C67 TO PLC PORT
16 12
10 13
25 PIN MALE
15 PIN MALE
4 6
RESISTOR
120 OHM
5 15
RESISTOR
7 7
120 OHM
18 14
TO TCP DEVICE TO GE SERIES SNP 19 8
PROGRAM PORT 15 10
HMI-CAB-C82 11 11
TO TCP DEVICE 21 1 SHIELD
22 TO PLC PORT
NOTE: The HMI-CAB-C83/A Cable drawing is proprietary

information and is provided for reference ONLY. You are not
authorized to construct this cable.
8-PIN MODULAR 4 GND 7
25-PIN MALE
TO TCP DEVICE PHONE RJ-45 orange

5 SHIELD 1 green RJ-45
shield
18 (--) 15 blue TOP
white
19 16 brown
TO SLC 500 (+) 10 black
21 red
PROGRAM PORT
22 11
HMI-CAB-C83/A
NOTE: The HMI-CAB-C84/A Cable drawing is proprietary
information and is provided for reference ONLY. The RS232 to
RS422 circuit board is contained in the 25-pin D-shell. The circuit
also provides network control. The cable is licensed from Allen-
Bradley and cannot be modified.
orange -8 CABLE LENGTH = 6'
8-PIN MODULAR PHONE(MALE)
25-PIN MALE
green -7
shield -6 TOP
blue -5 RJ-45
white -4
RS232 brown -3 8-PIN MODULAR
25-pin male D
TO black -2 PHONE PLUG

red -1
8-PIN MODULAR PHONE(FEMALE) RS422
CIRCUIT orange -8
BOARD green -7 (G)
shield -6
blue -5 (E)
white -4
brown -3 8-PIN MODULAR
HMI-CAB-C84/A black -2 ( - ) PHONE JACK
red -1 (+) CABLE LENGTH = 1'

SHIELD 1 6
6-PIN MODULAR 5
25-PIN MALE
TO TCP DEVICE PHONE 3 orange 4 Modular Phone
red 3
2 2
TOP
black 1
4
TO KOYO DL240 5
PROGRAM PORT
7
25-PIN MALE
HMI-CAB-C86/B
TO TCP DEVICE
2 2
3 3
25 PIN MALE
9 PIN MALE
7 5
TO PLC PORT
4 7
5 8
1
6
HMI-CAB-C88
15 2
11 1
25 PIN MALE
15 PIN MALE
RESISTOR
1K OHM
16 6
10 5
18 3
19 8
TO TCP DEVICE
TO TCP DEVICE TO A-B PLC2
PROGRAM PORT 21 4
22 7
HMI-CAB-C90 4 TO PLC PORT
5
8
GND
7 7
RXA+
10 3 TX+
TX+ 2
11 RX+
25 PIN MALE
25 PIN MALE
TO TCP DEVICE
TO PLC PORT
TX-
15 15 RX-
RX-
TO PLC PORT
16 16 TX-
CTSB
18 18
TO TCP DEVICE DTRB
19 17
CTSA
21 5
DTRA
HMI-CAB-C91/B 22 4
1 SHIELD 20
21
10 1
11 5
25 PIN MALE
15 8
9 PIN MALE
16 7
TO TCP DEVICE
18
19
21 TO PLC PORT
22
HMI-CAB-C92 4
5

RESISTOR
7 7
120 OHM
16 9
25 PIN MALE
25 PIN MALE
10 21
RESISTOR
15 13
TO PLC PORT
120 OHM
TO TCP DEVICE
11 25
4 10
TO TCP DEVICE TO PLC PORT 5 11
18 22
HMI-CAB-C93 19 23
21 1 SHIELD
22
15 3
11 4
25 PIN MALE
9 PIN MALE
16 1
TO TCP DEVICE
10 2
TO PLC PORT
18 5
19 6
TO TCP DEVICE TO PLC PORT 21 7
22 8
HMI-CAB-C94 4
5
16 TXB
25 PIN MALE
10 TXA
120 OHM-.5W
4
RESISTOR
5
TO PLC PORT
TO TCP DEVICE
7 SG
18
TO TCP DEVICE TO TOSHIBA 19
EX100, M20/40 15 RXB
11 RXA
HMI-CAB-C96 Jumper RXA to TRM
21 for EX100 PLC.
22 For MX 20/40, jumper
RXA & RXB with 120 ohm,
SHIELD 1 .5W resistor.
16 11
10 3
25 PIN MALE
15 PIN MALE
4 4
120 OHM-.5W
5
120 OHM-.5W
RESISTOR
5
TO TCP DEVICE
RESISTOR
TO PLC PORT
7 7
18 15
19 8
TO TCP DEVICE TO TOSHIBA T2
15 10
11 2
HMI-CAB-C97
21 12
22 13
SHIELD 1
11 TXA (send data)

25 PIN MALE
10 RXA (rec data +) 0

TXB (send data -) ---1
15 TXB (send data -) 1
TO PLC PORT
TO TCP DEVICE
16 RXB (rec data) 2

120 OHM-.25W
RXA (rec data +) ---0

4 3
120 OHM-.25W
5
RESISTOR
TO TCP DEVICE TO B&R 18

0
19 1
21 2
HMI-CAB-C98 3
22

1 1
2 2
14 PIN MALE
36PIN MALE
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
TO TCP DEVICE TO PRINTER 7 7
8 8
HMI-CAB-C99 9 9
TO PRINTER PORT 11 11
14 24
TO PRINTER
TO PLC PORT
10 3
TO TCP DEVICE
11 9
25 PIN MALE
9 PIN FEMALE
15 2
16 8
4
5
19
21
HMI-CAB-C100
22
1 SHIELD
1
9 PIN FEMALE 3 3
25 PIN MALE
TO TCP DEVICE
TO PLC PORT
2 2
4 4
5 6
7 5
TO TCP DEVICE TO PLC PORT 1 SHIELD 7
8
HMI-CAB-C101
8-PIN MODULAR
1
25-PIN MALE
TO TCP DEVICE SHIELD SHIELD 8

PHONE RJ-45
7 BRN 7 RJ-45
BLK 6
2 BLU 5 TOP
ORG 4
TO MODICON 3 GRN 3
WHT 2
MICRO PLC 20 RED 1
4
HMI-CAB-C102/A 5
25-PIN MALE
4-PIN MODULAR SHIELD 1

25-PIN MALE
TO TCP DEVICE PHONE CONNECTOR 7

3 green 4
TOP
black 3
2 white 2
TO PLC DIRECT 5 red 1
DL 305
4
25-PIN MALE
HMI-CAB-C103/A

25 PIN MALE
2 4 PIN 7
PIN 6
3 7 PIN 8
PIN 4
7 2 PIN 5
PIN 3
4
TO TCP DEVICE TO PLC PORT 5 PIN 1 PIN 2
HMI-CAB-C106 TO TCP DEVICE TO PLC PORT
NOTE: The 8-pin DIN connector requires precise pin alignment

before pressing the connector into the housing on the MicroLogix
1000. This is a TIGHT fit and requires some force.
4 1 SHIELD
25 PIN MALE
25 PIN MALE
5 15 3 RXD IN -
18 16 2 TXD OUT -
19 7 7 GND
21 10 14 TXD OUT+
22 11 16 RXD IN +
HMI-CAB-C107/A TO TCP DEVICE TO PLC PORT
11 1
120 OHM
10 5
25 PIN MALE
9 PIN MALE
16 9
15 6
18
TO TCP DEVICE
TO PLC PORT
19
22
HMI-CAB-C108 4
5

TO TCP DEVICE
TO PLC PORT
2 3
25 PIN MALE
9 PIN MALE
3 2
7 5
4
1
Shield
HMI-CAB-C111
BLK
TO TCP DEVICE
6-PIN MODULAR 2
25-PIN MALE TO TCP DEVICE RED
TO PLC PORT
PHONE RJ-11 7 6
ORG 5
3 4
TOP
3
5 2
1
4
25-PIN MALE
HMI-CAB-C112
16 TXB (L1) -
25 PIN MALE
15 RXB
10 TXA
11 RXA (L1) +
7 GND 0V
TO TCP DEVICE
18
TO PLC PORT
TO TCP DEVICE TO TOYOPUC 19
4
5
HMI-CAB-C113
21
22
SHIELD 1
7 LO 0V
25 PIN MALE
9 LO + (BLACK)
10
TO PLC PORT
11
TO TCP DEVICE
15 LO -(WHITE)
16
TO TCP DEVICE TO TOYOPUC2 19
18 LO G(PE)
SHIELD
21
HMI-CAB-C114
22
9
25 PIN MALE
10 TXH
11 RXH (1/2W, 100 Ohm)
15 RXL
TO TCP DEVICE
16 TXL
TO PLC PORT
4
TO TCP DEVICE TO HITACHI S10 5
18
19
HMI-CAB-C115
21
22
SHIELD 1

25 PIN MALE
7 7 PIN 7
PIN 6
10 1 PIN 8
PIN 4
11 PIN 5
PIN 3
15 2
TO TCP DEVICE TO PLC PORT 16 PIN 1 PIN 2
HMI-CAB-C116 4 TSX TER/AUX PORT
5 8-PIN MALE MINI-DIN
25 PIN MALE
4 11
RED To Terminal B
5 10
18 15
19 16 BLK To Terminal A
TO TCP DEVICE TO AIC+ 7 GRN To Terminal COM
21
SHL To Terminal SHIELD
22 1
HMI-CAB-C117 TO TCP DEVICE TO AIC+ PORT 3
25-
PI SHIELD 1
TO TCP DEVICE PHONE RJ-45
N 8
MA 7 RJ-45
LE 2 3 TOP
3 4
TO VERSAMAX
MICRO/NANO PLC 4 1
5 2
HMI-CAB-C119 25-PIN MALE
25-
PI 6-PIN MODULAR 2
TO TCP DEVICE PHONE RJ-11 6
N 7 RJ11
1
MA 3 5
LE 3 TOP
5 2
TO GE 90/30 PLC 4
TO PLC PORT
TO TCP DEVICE
HMI-CAB-C120

Cable Chart
PLC Catalog Number
Manufacturer. PLC Type Description
Allen-Bradley DH-485 Program port, one SLC to HMI-CAB-C83
one QuickPanel, no simultaneous
program port.
SLC500, SLC5/01, SLC5/02, DH-485 program port, one SLC to HMI-CAB-C84
SLC5/03 one QuickPanel, with simultaneous
program port, 6 foot max.
DH-485 link via 1447 AIC module, HMI-CAB-C84
multiple QuickPanels to multiple
SLC’s, 6 foot max.
SLC5/03, SLC5/04, ContorlLogix Channel 0, 9 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C52
PLC5 Channel 0, 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
DF1 RS-422 HMI-CAB-C107
KF2 module, 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C51
KE module HMI-CAB-C55
PLC2 Program Port, 15 pin RS-422 HMI-CAB-C90
MicroLogix DF1 Protocol HIM-CAB-C106
AIC+ Advanced Interface Cnvtr DH485 Port 3 HMI-CAB-C117
Aromat Aromat FP1 (MEWNET) 9 pin Male RS-232 HMI-CAB-C111
B&R Mininet 2-plated wires RS-422 HMI-CAB-C98
General Electric 90/30, 90/70 Program Port, 15 pin RS422 HMI-CAB-C82
SNP protocol CMM Module 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
25 pin RS-422 HMI-CAB-C93
90/30 CPU351/352/363 RJ11, RS-232 HMI-CAB-C120
VersaMax Micro/Nano RJ45, RS-232 HMI-CAB-C119
VersaMax CPU001/002/005 9 pin Male RS-232 HMI-CAB-C111
Hitachi Hitachi S Serial Protocol 4 plated wires RS-422 HMI-CAB-C115
IDEC Micro-1, FA via link adapter 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
Micro-3 8 pin Mini Din HMI-CAB-C109-C
Keyence Keyence KV-L2, KV-10R RJ11 RS-232 Program Port HMI-CAB-112
Keyence KV-L2 25 pin RS-232, Port 1 HMI-CAB-C53
Koyo see PLC Direct see PLC Direct
Micrologix 8 pin DIN HMI-CAB-C106
Mitsubishi Series A1S 9 pin RS-232, for A1SJ71C24-R2 HMI-CAB-C88
Series A 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
FX 25 pin RS-422 HMI-CAB-C91
FX0 25 pin RS-422 via an adapter HMI-CAB-C91
Modicon 984 A, B, X 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
984 Slot and compact 9 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C58
984 micro RJ45 headset connector RS-232 HMI-CAB-C102
Omron C200H 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
C200H 9 pin RS-422 HMI-CAB-C108
C20H, CQM1, 9 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C67

PLC Direct DL430, 440 Port 2, D4-DCM 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
DL330, 330P with use of D3-232- 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
DCU, DL350 Port 2, DL450 Port
A
DL340 4-pin Modular Phone RS-232 HMI-CAB-C103
DL250 Port 1 6-pin Modular Phone RS-232 HMI-CAB-C86
DL350 Port 1, DL240 Port 2 6-pin Modular Phone RS-232 HMI-CAB-C86
Reliance Automate program port, R-net 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
gateway
Siemens S5 family program port 15 pin current loop HMI-CAB-C76
3964R 928B TTY Sub Module 25 pin Male Current Loop HMI-CAB-C104
3964R 928B RS232 Sub Module 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
S7-200 9 pin male HMI-CAB-C110
305 with use a RS-232 DCU 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
405 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
500 series, 25 pin prog. port 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
Simatic TI 500 series, 9 pin prog. port 9 pin female RS-232 HMI-CAB-C101
500 series, 9 pin RS-422 9 pin male RS-422 HMI-CAB-C92
TI545-1102, prog. port 9 pin female RS-422 HMI-CAB-C100
Square D Symax model 100 and greater 9 pin male RS-422 HMI-CAB-C94
Symax model 50 via link adptr 25 pin RS-232 HMI-CAB-C53
Toshiba T2 15 pin male RS422 HMI-CAB-C97
MX, EX 4 plated wires RS-422 HMI-CAB-C96
Toyopuc Toyopuc PC1 3 plated wires RS-422 Half Duplex HMI-CAB-C113
Toyopuc PC2F 4 spade lug RS-422 Half Duplex HMI-CAB-C114
Uni-Telway TSX37 Series 8 pin male mini-DIN HMI-CAB-116

Hand Held QuickPanel
The Hand Held QuickPanel combines a 6" Passive STN LCD Color
or Monochrome LCD flat panel display with a resistive touch panel,
11 programmable function keys, and a Push Lock switch into a
compact package. The unit is housed in an ultra thin body with a
wrist strap for a firm grip and hold. An operator keypad on the front
(OP) or a switch under the hand grip will enable the touch screen and
keypads. The unit is compatible with Quick Designer Advanced
Software, providing support for over 25 PLC drivers.
The Hand Held QuickPanel connects to a Junction Box through the
HMI-CAB-A02 Interface Cable. The Junction Box, HMI-JBX-201,
has terminal blocks for 24VDC, Push Lock switch contacts, a buzzer,
and other control signals. Standard PLC cables connect to the
Junction Box 25 pin female connector for easy connection to your
PLC.
INTERFACE
24VDC
TERMINALS
PLC Cable
OP. F1
F7 F2
F8 F3
F9 F4
HMI-CAB-A02 Standard TCP
F10 F5 HMI-JBX-201 Communications Cable
F11 INTERFACE
F6
JUNCTION HMI-CAB-Cxxx
CABLE
BOX
Installation
Before starting the installation process, make sure you have the
following parts.
QPH-2D100-L2P 6”Monochrome LCD Hand Held QuickPanel
or
QPH-2D100-S2P 6”Color STN LCD Hand Held QuickPanel
HMI-CAB-A02 Cable
HMI-JBX-201 Junction Box
510-1000-004 24VDC 1.3A Power Supply (or equivalent)

Interface Cable
The Interface Cable connects the Hand Held QuickPanel to the
Junction Box. All of the interface signals, power, and control signals
are contained in the interface cable.
Remove the access cover from the back of the display.
OPERATOR
ACCESS COVER SWITCH
Locate the connector marked CN1. The connector marked CN2 is the
download port.
CN2 CN1
Connect one end of the HMI-CAB-A02 cable to the CN1connector.

Route the cable under the gasket and along the molded cable channel.
Replace the access cover. The other end of the cable will be
connected to the 36 pin connector on the HMI-JBX-201 Junction
Box.
*You can leave the cover off temporarily if you intend to use the CN2
download port for loading an application. Keep the access cover in
place to provide cable strain relief.

Junction Box
The junction box provides a signal connection system between the
Hand Held QuickPanel and the PLC. It provides mating connectors
for the cable from the Hand Held QuickPanel and a 25 pin female
connector for all standard Total Control PLC cables. The Junction
Box also has terminal connections for control signals and power input
for the Hand Held QuickPanel. Connect the HMI-CAB-A02 Cable to
the 36 pin connector on the HMI-JBX-201 Junction Box.
The Junction Box is mounted to a panel using 0.5” standoff fasteners.
The Junction Box dimensions and terminal locations are shown in the
following drawing.
5.200
4.700
TO PLC
TO QUICKPANEL PC BOARD
FASTENER
0.5 LONG
36 PIN MALE
25 PIN FEMALE
0.143 THRU
HOLE
3.200 2.700
1 1 1
+ _ G
OPG
OPC
BZG
DG0
DG1
DC0
DC1
ESA
ESB
BZ
24VDC
24 VDC Power
Use the 510-1000-004 24VDC 1.3A Power Supply or equivalent.
Connect the leads to the screw terminals on the Junction Box. Power
is supplied to the Hand Held QuickPanel through the HMI-CAB-A02
Interface Cable.
PLC Cable
Connect a standard Total Control PLC interface cable to the 25 pin
female connector on the Junction Box. These cables can be identified
by their HMI-CAB-xxxx part number printed on the cable. The cable
ends are marked to indicate which end goes to the PLC and which
goes to the QuickPanel.

Beeper Connection
The screen beeper can be tied to an external beeper or other sound
device. Remember that the beeper is enabled or disabled by the
setting in the Touch Screen dialog box. When the beeper is enabled,
touching the screen will activate the external signal. This is an open
collector output. See the sample beeper connection in the next
drawing.
1
BZG
DG0
DG1
DC0
DC1
BZ
5-24V
0.1~0.3A
Operator Button Connection

Pressing the OP button on the front of the display or pressing the
operator switch under the hand grip will activate the Operator signal.
This is an open collector output. See the sample operator button
connection in the next drawing.
1
OPG
OPC
ESA
ESB
5-24V
0.1~0.3A

Emergency Button
The emergency button is a normally closed contact switch located on
the front of the unit. Pressing the button will lock it in the open
contact position. Rotate the switch knob to reset it to the normal
position. The contact terminals and sample wiring are shown below.
OPG
OPC
ESA
ESB
DC30V
0.3A
Custom Cables
The following drawing shows the cable connector and pin
assignments for the Hand Held Quick Panel. Use this cable drawing
when you need to create custom cable sets.
1 RS RS232C
2 CS RS232C
18 3 CD RS232C
36 4 VCC 5V 0.1A
5 TRMX RS422
6 RDA RS422
7 SDA RS422
8 CSA RS422
9 ERA RS422
10 DOUT1C DOUT1
11 DOUT0C DOUT0
12 OP.C OP. (Operator Switch)
13 BUZZ OUT
14 EMG A A (E-Stop)
15 NC
16 +24v
17 +24V
18 +24V
19 SD RS232C
20 RD RS232C
21 ER RS232C
22 SG
23 NC
24 RDB RS422
25 SDB RS422
26 CSB RS422
27 ERB RS422
28 DOUT1GND DOUT1
29 DOUT0GND DOUT0
30 OP.GND OP. (Operator Switch)
31 BUZZ GND
19 32 EMG B B (E-Stop)
1 33 NC
34 0V 0V
35 0V 0V
36 0V 0V

Connector: HONDA PCR-E36FS 36 PIN
Shell:HONDA PCS-E36LA
Cable: MHOTRONICS FURUKAWA OAW(C)-SB-18P
Project Setup
Setup begins with selecting the QuickPanel HandHeld in the Project
Setup menu under Display Device. The new selections will be shown
as:
QUICKPANEL 6” HandHeld Color
QUICKPANEL 6” HandHeld Monochrome
Selecting a Hand Held unit will cause some changes in various dialog
boxes. Below is the Touch Screen Configuration dialog box. Note the
Keyboard attached selection is permanently checked and grayed out.
Note the addition of a new checkbox labeled Operation Switch Off.

The Hand Held is equipped with an OP (operation) keypad on the
front of the unit, and a finger switch (sometimes known as dead man
switch) located on the back under the left hand grip. Pressing either
switch will enable the touch screen. Checking the Operation Switch
Off will disable the switch function and the touch screen will always
be enabled.
Function Keypads
A 6” QuickPanel can be used with the optional keypad assembly to
enhance the operation of the QuickPanel. You must check the
Keyboard attached checkbox in the Touch Screen Configuration
dialog box to enable the Advanced button in several operator dialog
boxes. The Advanced button allows simulating operators and
assigning keypads to screen operators. The Hand Held unit also has
keypads (called Function keys) around the display, but when you
select it as the display device, the Keyboard attached checkbox is
permanently checked.
The Function keys are used in place of the touch screen or along with
the touch screen. For example, instead of touching the QuickPanel
screen to activate a Push Button, you can press a Function key. You
can also assign a Function key to simulate a push button, selector
switch, goto panel button, numeric data entry, print screen button or
word button. Simulating operators saves screen space.
The following panel operators (ones with a bezel) can be assigned to
Function keys:
Push Button
Illuminated Push Button
Numeric Data Entry (with external numeric keypad)

Selector Switch
Word Button
Goto Panel Button
Print Screen
Alarms
The addition of Function keys to the standard touch screen allows
several options. For example, a Push Button can:
- work normally without using a Function key.
- be assigned to a Function key.
- work normally and with a Function key.
- be simulated by a Function key but not appear on the touch screen.
Keypad Layout
The diagram below shows the physical layout of the keypads. The
keypads are marked F1 through F11. The keypad marked OP is the
Operator keypad, which works the same as the switch under the hand
grip.
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Assigning Keypads
You can assign a keypad to a button by clicking the Advanced button
in the settings dialog. Clicking the Advanced button displays the
Advanced Settings dialog box.
In the following example, a button was assigned to Function key F1.

Once a button is given a Key Assignment, the Touch disabled
checkbox becomes active. A button object can be connected to the
touch screen and a Function key simultaneously. If you click the
Touch disabled checkbox, the touch screen will be disabled for the
button and the button will only work with the assigned Function key.
A list of all Function key assignments can be displayed by going to
the Tools menu and selecting Keypad Assignments.
The Illuminated Push Button, Selector Switch, Goto Panel Button and
the Word Button work the same way.

Function Keys and Alarms
When an alarm is triggered, the alarm message appears on the panel
in an alarm window. The operator touches the window area to
activate the alarm management page. If you assign a Function key to
an Alarm window, the alarm management page will have an
additional row showing Function key assignments.
The alarm management page function keys (Up, Down, Ack, etc.)
will now have permanent Function key assignments. Up is F1, Del is
F3 and so on. The touch screen and the Function keys work in
parallel. If the touch screen is disabled, only the Function keys will
operate the alarm page functions.
ACTIVE ALARMS
09/19 13:28 ALARM TEXT MESSAGE #1
09/19 13:40 ALARM TEXT MESSAGE #2
Up Down Ack Del Ack Del MODE DONE

All All
F0 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7
Simulating Panel Objects with Function Keys

You can assign a Function key to simulate a panel object, even
though there is no panel object visible on the screen. You can assign
one of the Function keys to simulate the following panel operators:
Push Button
Goto Panel Button
Print Screen Button
Word Button
Selector Switch
Numeric Data Entry
To create a simulated panel object, go to the TOOLS menu and select

Keypad Assignments.
The keypad key assignment dialog box appears.

The first operation is to select which Function key will be assigned to
the simulated panel operator. Click the down arrow in the Key list
box then click an unassigned Function key.
Next, select one of the operators to simulate by clicking a button in
the Key Assignment area. When you click one of the simulate keys,
the rest of the buttons will be grayed out. In the following example,
Function key F3 has been assigned to a Simulated Push Button.
Click the Attributes button to open the settings dialog for the selected
item. In this example, clicking the Attributes button will open the
Push Button settings dialog. Enter the tag information and click the
OK button.
Now when you press the F3 Function key, a Push Button operation is
simulated.
Viewing Keypad Assignments

To view the keypad assignments, go to the View menu and click the
Object Key Display. The keypad tag display is similar to the object
tag display.
The keypad tag is displayed in the bottom left corner of the operator
and provides a quick visual check to see which panel operators have
Function keys assigned.

Video QuickPanel
The Video display QuickPanel is a special member of the QuickPanel
family. Real time video display can be added to control panels for
another view into your control process.
The Video QuickPanel is a standard 10.5” TFT Active Color display
with a resistive touch screen.
The video display can be selected to cover all panel objects, to
display in objects of selected color, or have selected colors appear
through the video.
Installation
The installation of the 10.5” display is the same as other 10.5” Color
displays, except for the addition of the video input signals. In the
Setup dialog box, select the QuickPanel 10.5" Color Video. This
selection automatically adds the video icon to the tools menu.
Video Inputs
The Video QuickPanel has the standard serial, printer and tool ports.
It also has three NTSC BNC video inputs. The following drawing
shows the location of the ports and input connectors.
SERIAL PRINTER TOOL
PORT PORT PORT
CH0 CH1 CH2

VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO
The video source must be NTSC. The video output from a camcorder
or VCR is usually an RCA phono plug type connector. An easy way
to connect these video sources is by adding an RF adapter to the
Video QuickPanel. A typical phono plug to BNC connector can be
found at a local Radio Shack under the part number 278-254. Also,
many computer stores sell BNC cables for use in networks. These
cables can be used to connect video signals that require BNC style
connectors.

Video Display
To add a video operator to a panel, select the video icon from

the floating tools menu. Move the cursor to the panel area where the
video will appear and click the mouse. The video will be displayed in
a 300W x 200H area, along with operator buttons and legend data. A
sample video display with two buttons is shown below.
VIDEO DISPLAY (0)
BUTTON(0) BUTTON(1)
The following Video Display Settings dialog is displayed.
Transparency Modes
Three modes are available for displaying the video. The options
allow for a wide range of display options and panel design
functionality.
In the Video covers all objects mode, the video appears over all
objects. You can hide a button behind the display.
When you select Objects of this color appear through video or Video
shows only in objects of this color mode, the Video Display Settings
dialog changes to show a color selection option.
In the Video shows only in objects of this color mode, the video will
be seen only when an object of the selected color is in front of the
video display (the object must be placed in the foreground). For

example, if you create a push button with a red legend plate and the
selected color is red, then the video will only be shown on the legend
plate. The video will not appear on parts of the push button that have
a different color.
In the Objects of this color appear through video mode, any object of
the selected color will appear on the video display. For example, if
you create a push button with a green bezel, and the selected color is
green, then the bezel part of the button will be seen on the video
display.
NOTE: In order for objects to work with transparency, they must be
placed in the foreground, or in front of the video display.
Number of Buttons
Select the number of buttons that will appear in the video display
legend. The buttons are located below the video display and will size
as the legend plate is sized. The video display will always remain
300x200 pixels. The buttons select different video sources. Each
button has its own legend plate with title.
No Title
Click on the No Title checkbox to remove the title from the legend
plate.
Touch Input Off

Click on Touch Input Off to turn off the touch screen in front of the
video display. This does not effect objects around the video display
window.
Legend Plate Settings

You can change the background and outline colors of the video
display legend. Click the Legend button to display the following
dialog box.
The background and outline sections are shown in the next drawing.
VIDEO DISPLAY (0)
OUTLINE COLOR
BACKGROUND COLOR
BUTTON(0) BUTTON(1)

Titles
Click the Titles button to display the Title Settings dialog box. The
number of buttons selected will determine the number of legend
plates. In the next drawing, two buttons have been selected. Pressing
button 0 will display legend plate 0, and button 1 will display legend
plate 1. You can customize the title for each legend plate.
VIDEO DISPLAY (0)
OUTLINE COLOR
BACKGROUND COLOR
TITLE
BUTTON(0) BUTTON(1)
Buttons
Click Buttons to display the Control Button Settings dialog. This
dialog is used to setup the buttons that appear below the video
display. The buttons select which video source channel is being
displayed. You can customize the buttons for your application.
The Buttons No. information box displays the assigned button

number. The Channel No. list box selects the video source for the
assigned button. Each button can select from CH0, CH1, or CH2.
Although the spin controls allow selection of CH3, it is not used in
this product.
Color Adjustments
Adjust the contrast, brightness, and color balance by going into setup
mode. Setup mode can be entered in the power up condition or during
the RUN condition.

Power up the unit and press and hold the upper corners of the display.
The unit will enter the setup mode with the MAIN MENU displayed.
Press button 1, INITIALIZE, then button 1, SYSTEM
ENVIRONMENT SETUP. Select button 6, VIDEO DISPLAY
ADJUSTMENT. Select the INPUT CHANNEL at the bottom of the
screen by pressing one of the channel numbers. The video will appear
on the left side of the screen. Set the brightness, contrast, and color or
simply press the default button. When done, press the SET button to
exit the adjustment setup. Press MAIN MENU, then press RUN. The
unit will now go into normal RUN mode.
While the unit is in RUN mode, press the bottom corners and the
upper right corner at the same time. This is often called the three
finger reset. Press the OFFLINE button on the bottom of the screen.
The unit will enter the setup mode with the MAIN MENU displayed.
Press button 1, INITIALIZE, then button 1, SYSTEM
ENVIRONMENT SETUP. Select button 6, VIDEO DISPLAY
ADJUSTMENT. Select the INPUT CHANNEL at the bottom of the
screen by pressing one of the channel numbers. The video will appear
on the left side of the screen. Set the brightness, contrast, and color or
simply press the default button. When done, press the SET button to
exit the adjustment setup. Press MAIN MENU, then press RUN. The
unit will now go into normal RUN mode.
DO NOT CHANGE ANY OTHER SETTINGS IN THE SETUP
MODE.

QuickPanel Mini
The QuickPanel Mini is a 6” LCD monochrome touchscreen product.
The QuickPanel Mini provides limited panel functionality with full
PLC communications capabilities.
To select the QuickPanel Mini as the target display device, choose
Setup and select QuickPanel Mini 6” Monochrome as the Model.

NEMA 4X Bezels
Bezel Assembly Overview
The following diagram shows the basic elements of a bezel assembly.
The basic assembly is the same for all displays. The display is
clamped to the stainless steel bezel by means of a clamp bracket. A
full size gasket seals the display to the bezel. The bezel is secured to
the panel by 10-32 x .50 threaded studs and nuts. The gasket also
seals the bezel assembly to the panel.
PANEL GASKET
NEMA 4X
BEZEL
BEZEL CLAMP
BRACKET
PANEL CUTOUT DIMENSION
CN1
CN2
QUICKPANEL jr.
Panel Cutout
Use the following dimension drawings to layout and cut the opening
in your panel. The dashed line in the drawing is the panel cutout.
Mark and drill the 7/32" holes for securing the bezel to the panel.
Note that the hold down bracket fits inside the cutout.
HMI-BEZ-201: Bezel for 5" Displays

Use the following bezel drawing ONLY for the following displays:
QPJ-2xxxx-xxx

7.40"
7.125
6.625
6.3875
DRILL 7/32" HOLE FOR #10-32

THREADED STUD-6 PLACES
BRACKET CLAMP STUDS
#6-32 X .75
(NUTS ARE INCLUDED)
5.65"
HMI-BEZ-201
FACEPLATE
CUTOUT
HOLD DOWN
BRACKET GASKET HOLE FOR LED
.7375
.500
.000 4.375
.000
.500
.675
8.075
8.250
8.750

HMI-BEZ-202: Bezel for 9" Monochrome EL
Use the following bezel drawing ONLY for the following display:
QPI-xxxxx-Exx
11.527"
10.735
10.235
9.985

BRACKET CLAMP STUDS

#6-32 X .75
(NUTS ARE INCLUDED)
5.367 9.235
HMI-BEZ-202
FACEPLATE
CUTOUT
HOLD DOWN
.750
.500
.000
4.508
8.516
12.276
12.525
13.025
.000
.500
.750

HMI-BEZ-203: Bezel for 10.5" Color Displays
QPI-xxxxx-Sxx
QPI-xxxxx-Cxx
13.225"
11.790
11.290
9.423

BRACKET CLAMP STUDS

#6-32 X .75
(NUTS ARE INCLUDED)
5.895 10.295
HMI-BEZ-203
FACEPLATE CUTOUT
HOLD DOWN
.748
.500
.000
5.073
9.646
13.973
14.220
14.720
.000
.500
.748

HMI-BEZ-204: Bezel for 6" Displays
QPK-xxxxx-xxx
7.265"
7.562
7.062

BRACKET CLAMP STUDS
#6-32 X .75
(NUTS ARE INCLUDED)
5.975"
3.781 HMI-BEZ-204
FACEPLATE
CUTOUT
HOLD DOWN
.500
.000
4.437
.000
.500
8.375
8.875

HMI-BEZ-205: Bezel for 12.1” Displays
QPL-21100-C2P
14.750"
13.250
12.750
12.550

8.750
BRACKET CLAMP STUDS
#6-32 X .75
(NUTS ARE INCLUDED)
11.850
HMI-BEZ-205
FACEPLATE CUTOUT
4.500
HOLD DOWN
300-1000-076
.700
.500 300-1000-075
.000 10.750
5.500
15.500
15.750
16.250
.000
.500
.750

Assembly Procedure
Place the bezel face down on a non-abrasive surface. Place the
display against the gasket and make sure the LED on the faceplate
aligns with the hole in the gasket and bezel.
Make sure the LED on the display aligns with the hole in the bezel.
Place the clamp bracket over the display and install the nuts on the
studs. Finger tighten the nuts. Check the alignment of the LED hole
then tighten the nuts.
Make sure the clamp bracket is positioned as shown in the drawing.

Insert the bezel assembly into the panel cutout and install the 10-32
nuts.

Color/EL Panel Adapter
The HMI-ADP-001 Panel Adapter allows using an EL Unit in the
Color Unit panel cutout. The front adapter plate slips into the panel
cutout made for a color unit. The rear adapter plate is then bolted to
the front adapter plate. The hole in the adapter plates will exactly fit
the EL unit.
CUSTOMER PANEL GASKET CUSTOMER PANEL
REAR PANEL
FRONT PANEL
PANEL CUTOUT LOCK NUTS

Communication Options
Installing an Option Module on a QUICKPANEL jr.
Modules are installed by aligning the option module connector on the
option module to the connector on the display and pressing the two
units together firmly. The option module is secured by four screws.
Make sure you connect the ground wire from the module to the ground connection on
NOTE the power terminal.
Installing an Option Module on a QUICKPANEL

Remove the option module cover plate. Insert the option module tabs
into the mating slots in the display chassis. Align the option module
connector with the mating connector on the display. Press the module
firmly into the display chassis and tighten the screws.

A-B Remote I/O Module
A-B Remote I/O Module for the QUICKPANEL jr.
The Remote I/O interface module for the QUICKPANEL jr. is shown
below.
6.00" 1.44"
QUICKPANEL
Model: QPJ-ABR-201 Serial No: XXXXXX

Elec. Rating: 145 mA @ 5 VDC Mfg Date: XX/XX
to be nonhazardous. Port is for system set-up and diagnostics.

DO NOT connect/disconnect equipment unless area is known
Class I Groups A, B, C, and D, Division 2
UL LISTED 58JL U IND. CONT. EQ. for HAZ. LOC.
C L
WARNING EXPLOSION HAZARD

Transmit Indicator (TX) Blinking/On Transmitting to data link
Receive Indicator (RX) Blinking/On Activity on the data link
Fault Indicator (FLT) Red On solid No connection to data link

Transmit and Check wiring), PLC RIO not
4.20" Receive Off configured, or hardware failure
TX
Red On Solid No connection to data link RX
Receive blinking Check wiring, configuration,
baud rate FLT
Red Blinking Bad messages on the data link

Stations powered off, Incorrect
2
Transmit or
Recive station addresses, network not
terminated
blinking/On
1
A-B Remote I/O Module for the QUICKPANEL

The Remote I/O interface module is shown below.
Fault Indicator (FLT)
Receive Indicator (RX)

Transmit Indicator (TX)
QUICKPANEL
Elec. Rating: 145 mA @ 5 VDC
Model: QPI-ABR-201
UL LISTED 58JL
Receive Off
Transmit and
Red On solid
Blinking/On
Receive blinking
Red On Solid
Blinking/On
blinking/On
Recive
Transmit or
Red Blinking
C L
U IND. CONT. EQ. for HAZ. LOC.
Mfg Date: XX/XX

Serial No: XXXXXX
6.52"
terminated
station addresses, network not
Bad messages on the data link
configured, or hardware failure

Check wiring), PLC RIO not
No connection to data link
Activity on the data link

Transmitting to data link
baud rate
Check wiring, configuration,

1
2
FLT
RX
TX
4.61"
.939"

A-B Remote I/O Operation
The Remote I/O module is supplied with a screw-terminal connector
block. The terminal block is a standard Remote I/O wiring connector.
The RIO network must be connected in daisy chain fashion. This is
done by connecting devices in a serial manner from one device to the
next. This method requires that you never attach more than two
cables to any one device. Special connectors are required to connect
each device.
There are no restrictions governing the spacing between each device,

as long as the maximum cable distance is not exceeded. The
maximum cable distance is dependent on the Baud Rate of the
network.
57.6KBaud 3050 meters (10,000 ft.) 150 ohm
115.2KBaud 1525 meters (5000 ft.) 150 ohm
230.4KBaud 750 meters (2500 ft.) 82 ohm
Remote I/O wiring requires termination at each end of the cable
between the BLUE Line 1 and CLEAR Line 2 wires. The shield wire
must be connected to chassis ground only at the scanner end of the
RIO network. Refer to Allen-Bradley documentation for details.

A-B Data Highway Plus Module
A-B Data Highway Plus Module for the QUICKPANEL jr.
The A-B Data Highway Plus Module is shown below.
6.00" 1.44"
QUICKPANEL
Model: QPJ-ABD-201 Serial No: XXXXXX


C L

Transmit Indicator (TX) Blinking/On Transmitting to data link
Receive Indicator (RX) Blinking/On Activity on the data link
Fault Indicator (FLT) Red On Solid No connection to data link
4.20" Check wiring or hardware failure
TX
Red On Solid Incorrect network connection RX
Transmit or Check wiring, configuration,
Receive blinking baud rate FLT
Red Blinking Bad messages on the data link 2

Transmit and Stations powered off, Incorrect
Recive station addresses, network not
blinking/On terminated
1
A-B Data Highway Plus Module for the QUICKPANEL

The A-B Data Highway Plus Module is shown below.
Fault Indicator (FLT)
Receive Indicator (RX)

Transmit Indicator (TX)
QUICKPANEL
Elec. Rating: 145 mA @ 5 VDC
Model: QPI-ABD-201
UL LISTED 58JL
Red On Solid
Blinking/On
Receive blinking
Transmit or
Red On Solid
Blinking/On
blinking/On
Recive
Transmit and
Red Blinking
C L
U IND. CONT. EQ. for HAZ. LOC.
Mfg Date: XX/XX

Serial No: XXXXXX
6.52"
terminated
station addresses, network not
Bad messages on the data link
Check wiring or hardware failure

Activity on the data link
Transmitting to data link

baud rate
Check wiring, configuration,
Incorrect network connection

1
2
FLT
RX
TX
4.61"
.939"

A-B Data Highway Plus Module Operation
The QUICKPANEL can communicate on the Data Highway Plus
Local Area Network (LAN) through a serial port connection to an
external Data Highway Plus Module or through a Data Highway Plus
Module attached to the QUICKPANEL.
The following drawing illustrates a Data Highway Plus connection
between a QUICKPANEL equipped with an optional Data Highway
Plus Module and a PLC-5.
QUICKPANEL
A-B
DATA PLC-5
HIGHWAY FAMILY
PLUS
MODULE
PCL
PORT
CN1
The following drawing illustrates a Data Highway Plus connection

between a QUICKPANEL, a 1770-KF2/B and a PLC-5. The
QUICKPANEL utilizes a serial connection to an A-B 1770-KF2
Interface Module. Some models of the PLC-5, such as the PLC-5/30,
have a DF1 port that can be used for direct connection to the
QUICKPANEL. Use an HMI-CAB-C51 cable to connect the
QUICKPANEL to the 1770-KF2 Module.
QUICKPANEL HMI-CAB-C51
A-B
PLC-5
FAMILY
A-B 1770-KF2 (B) PCL

PORT
CN1
The following drawing illustrates a connection between a

QUICKPANEL, a 1785-KE Module and a Data Highway Plus link.
Use an HMI-CAB-C55 cable to connect the QUICKPANEL to the
1785-KE Module.
QUICKPANEL HMI-CAB-C55
DATA
HIGHWAY
PLUS
A-B
MODULE
PLC-5
1785-KE
FAMILY
DATA
HIGHWAY
PLUS PCL
CN1
PORT

CANopen Module
CANopen Module on a QUICKPANEL jr.
Attach the power wires to the terminal block on the display. Align the
option module connector with the mating connector on the display.
Press the module firmly into the display chassis and tighten the
screws. The option module is shown below.
SLAVE
6.00 1.44
TOTAL CONTROL PRODUCTS, INC.

2001 N. JANICE AVE. MELROSE PARK, IL. 60160
MODEL: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
SERIAL NO.: XXXXXX
MFG. DATE: XX/XX/XX VERSION: XXXX
23
456
SLAV E ADDR LO
901
78
23
456
SLAV E ADDR HI
901
78
4.20 23 BAUD RATE
901
456
78
PWR
STA
BUS
CAN OPEN
24 VDC
+ -
RED
GRN
BLK
CANopen Module on a QUICKPANEL

The CANopen Module is shown below. The address and baud rate
switches are located on the edge of the module. The legends for the
connector and the switches are printed on the top of the module.

2001 N. JANICE AVE., MELROSE PARK, IL 60160
Model: QPI-COS-201 Serial No: XXXXXX
SLAVE ADDR LO 23
01
456
9
78
4.61"
23
01
SLAVE ADDR HI
456
9
78
23
01
45 6
BAUD RATE
9
78
PWR
BUS
STA
CAN OPEN
6.52" 1.672"

Module Configuration
The module can be configured by selecting the address and baudrate
in the Protocol setup for Quick Designer. When the project is
downloaded to the QuickPanel the module and the QuickPanel both
become configured.
The module also supports Node Address and Baudrate setting via the
rotary switches on the module.
901 901 901
23
23
23
78
78
78
456 456 456
SLAV E ADDR LO
SLAV E ADDR HI
CAN OPEN
BAUD RATE
STA
BUS
PWR
Address
The address setting is selected by two rotary switches marked
Address High and Address Low
Node Address Address High Address Low
0 0 0
1 0 1
2 0 2
….
61 6 1
62 6 2
63 6 3
Baud Rate
The Baud rate is selectable from 10 Kbps to 1 Mbps by the rotary
switch marked Baud Rate.
Baud Rate Rotary Switch

N/A 0
10K 1
20K 2
50K 3
125K 4
250K 5
500K 6
800K 7
1M 8
N/A 9
LEDs
There are three LEDs on the module to indicate module status. See
the drawing below for the location of the LEDs. The three LEDs are:
STATUS Red/Green Red flashing: Recoverable
fault
Red solid: Critical module fault
Green flashing: On-line but not connected
Green solid: On-line, link okay, connected
BUS Red OFF: Address DIP switch is
valid

ON: DIP switch not valid
POWER Green ON = Power On
OFF = Power OFF
Connector Diagram
9-pin D-sub Signal Description
1 -- reserved
2 CAN_L CAN_L bus line (low)
3 CAN_GND CAN ground
4 -- reserved
5 CAN_SHLD CAN shield (optional)
6 GND Optional ground
7 CAN_H CAN_H bus line (high)
8 -- reserved
9 CAN_V+ Optional CAN external
power supply.
If this is the last unit on the network, the network must be terminated
with a 124 Ohm resistor between Pins 2 and 7.

DeviceNet Module
DeviceNet Module for the QUICKPANEL jr.
Attach the power wires to the terminal block on the display. Align the
option module connector with the mating connector on the display.
screws. The option module is shown below.
SLAVE
6.00 1.44

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ADDRESS
SERIAL NO.: XXXXXX
STATUS RATE
ADDRESS BAUD
4.20
ON
POWER
WARNING EXPLOSION HAZARD V+
DO NOT connect/disconnect equipment unless area is known CAN H
SHIELD
CAN L
V-
24 VDC
+ -
RED
GRN
BLK
DeviceNet Module Configuration

downloaded to the QuickPanel the module and the QuickPanel are
both configured. To use this feature, set all the DIP switches to the
ON position.
The module also supports node address and Baudrate setting via the
DIP switch on the module. The address setting on the DIP switch is
binary coded with LSB to the right. See the DIP switch drawing in
this section.
Address Set DIP 3-8
0 000000
1 000001
2 000010
61 111101
62 111110
63 111111

There are three different baudrates for DeviceNet; 125k, 250k,
500kbits/s. Choose one of them by setting the DIP switch before
configuring. When the DIP switch is in the ON position it is a logical
"1". See the DIP switch drawing in this section. Set the switches to
the ON position for software configuration.
Baudrate bit/s Set DIP 1-2
125k 00
250k 01
500k 10
Reserved 11
ADDRESS Red OFF: Address DIP switch is valid
ON: DIP swtich not valid
STATUS Red/Green Red flashing: Recoverable fault
Green flashing: On-line but not
connected
Green solid: On-line, link okay,
connected
OFF = Power OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
ADDRESS BAUD ADDRESS

STATUS RATE
POWER
DeviceNet Module for the QUICKPANEL


DeviceNet Module Options
The DeviceNet Module is shown below. The address and baud rate
DIP switches are located on the edge of the module. The legends for
the connector and the DIP switches are printed on the top of the
module.

4.61"
BAUD
POWER
V+
CAN H
TOTAL CONTROL PRODUCTS, INC. SHIELD

2001 N. JANICE AVE., MELROSE PARK, IL 60160 CAN L
Model: QPI-DEV-202 Serial No: XXXXXX
V-

C L
6.52" 1.672"

downloaded to the QuickPanel the module and the QuickPanel are
both configured. To use this feature, set all the DIP switches to the
ON position.
The module also supports node address and Baudrate setting via the
DIP switch on the module. The address setting on the DIP switch is
binary coded with LSB to the right. See the DIP switch drawing in
this section.
Address Set DIP 3-8
0 000000
1 000001
2 000010
61 111101
62 111110
63 111111
There are three different baudrates for DeviceNet; 125k, 250k,
500kbits/s. Choose one of them by setting the DIP switch before
configuring. When the DIP switch is in the ON position it is a logical
"1". See the DIP switch drawing in this section. Set the switches to
the ON position for software configuration.
Baudrate bit/s Set DIP 1-2
125k 00
250k 01
500k 10
Reserved 11
ADDRESS Red OFF: Address DIP switch is valid
ON: DIP swtich not valid
STATUS Red/Green Red flashing: Recoverable fault

Green flashing: On-line but not
connected
Green solid: On-line, link okay,
connected
OFF = Power OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
ADDRESS BAUD ADDRESS

STATUS RATE
POWER
Fieldbus Connector
The CAN connector is a standard 5-Pin removable connector that
conforms to the standard DeviceNet pinout. The connector and wire
connections are shown below.
1 2 34 5
V+ RED
CANH WHITE
SHIELD BARE
CANL BLUE
V- BLACK
EDS File
The DeviceNet specification defines an Electronic Data Sheet (EDS)
which is a simple file format that allows product-specific information
to be made available by vendors for all other vendors. This makes
possible user-friendly configuration tools that can be easily updated
without having to constantly revise the configuration software tool.
The EDS file is sent on diskette with each DeviceNet module. The
diskette part number is 510-1000-054.

Modbus Plus Adapter Module
Modbus Plus Adapter Module (QUICKPANEL jr.)
The following drawing illustrates the Modbus Plus Adapter for a
QUICKPANEL jr. display.
6.00" 1.44"
QUICKPANEL
Model: QPJ-MBP-201 Serial No: XXXXXX


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LED

NODE
ADDRESS
4.20" SWITCH
MODBUS
PLUS
Modbus Plus Adapter Module (QUICKPANEL)

The following drawing illustrates the Modbus Plus Adapter for a
QUICKPANEL display.
MODBUS PLUS INDICATOR
Operation Indicator Pattern Status

Normal Link 6 Flashes/sec Normal operating state

Monitor Link 1 Flash/sec Building active node table
attempting normal operation
Never Getting Token 2 Flashes/sec then off 2 sec Open circuit or defective
termination
Sole Station 3 Flashes/sec then off 1.7 sec Open circuit or defective
termination
4.61"
Duplicate Station 4 Flashes/sec then off 1.4 sec Change device address
NODE ADDRESS SETTINGS
Address Switch Position

123456
Notes:
1 000000 MODBUS PLUS
Examples of switch setting
2 100000 CONNECTOR
for node addresses. "0"
.. ............... AS-MBKT-085
position is toward printed InLine Connector
circuit card. Add one to the 26 100110
.. .............. AS-MBKT-185
binary value switch for the Terminating Connector
desired address. 64 111111
QUICKPANEL
Model: QPI-MBP-201 Serial No: XXXXXX


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6.52" 1.672"

Modbus Plus Operation
Modbus Plus is a local area network system designed for industrial
control applications. A network is a group of nodes on a signal path
that is accessed by the passing of a token. A token is a group of bits
that is passed in sequence from one device to another on a single
network, to grant access for sending messages. While holding the
token, a node initiates message transactions with other nodes. Each
message contains routing fields that define its source and destination.
A node is any device that is physically connected to the Modbus Plus
cable. Up to 32 devices can connect directly to the network cable over
a length of 1500 feet. Each node is identified by a unique address
assigned by the user.
The network bus consists of twisted-pair shielded cable run in a direct

path between successive nodes. The minimum cable length between
any pair of nodes must be at least 10 feet. The maximum cable length
between two nodes is the same as the maximum section length of
1500 feet. The node at each end of a section uses a terminating
connector, which provides resistive termination to prevent signal
reflections on the network bus. Terminating connectors have a
molded shell that is light gray in color. The other nodes use an inline
connector which is dark gray.
Network cables are NOT supplied by Total Control Products, Inc.

Order the following cables from your Modbus Plus distributor.
Inline Connector, AS-MBKT-085
Terminating Connector, AS-MBKT-185.
Modbus Plus Network

Each node has an LED indicator that flashes patterns to show its
status on the network. A simple network consists of two or more
nodes connected to a single section.
10 feet min. 10 feet min. 10 feet min.
NODE 10 NODE 5 NODE 30 NODE 2
984-385...785 QUICKPANEL 984-385...785 984-385...785

PROGRAMMABLE OPERATOR PROGRAMMABLE PROGRAMMABLE
CONTROLLER INTERFACE CONTROLLER CONTROLLER
= TERMINATING CONNECTOR = INLINE CONNECTOR

Diagnostic LED
The LED is controlled by the on-board processor and displays node
status by flashing repetitive patterns.
Six flashes per This node is working normally. Receiving and passing the token. All
second. nodes should be flashing this pattern.
Flash every 1 sec. Monitor Link Operation. This node is in the MONITOR_OFFLINE
state, where it must monitor the link for 5 seconds, and it is not allowed
to transmit any packets out onto the link.
2 flashes, off 2 secs. Never Getting Token. This node is permanently in the MAC_IDLE. This
node hears other nodes on the link pass the token to themselves, but the
token is never passed to this node. This node may have a bad transmitter.
3 flashes, off 1.7 Sole Station. This node is not hearing any other nodes so it is
secs. periodically claiming and winning the token, and then finds there is no
other node to pass it to. This node may have a bad receiver.
4 flashes, off 1.4 Duplicate Station. This node has heard a valid packet that was duplicate-
secs. node-address sent from another node on the link that is using the same
link address as this node. This node is now in the
DUPLICATE_OFFLINE state where it will remain passively monitoring
the link, until the duplicate node is not heard from for 5 seconds.
Station Address Switches

Station Address Switch Position
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 1 0 0 0 0 0
26 1 0 0 1 1 0
32 1 1 1 1 1 0
64 1 1 1 1 1 1
Note: add one to switch setting for desired address. Switch down =
ON = 0.

Profibus Module
Profibus Module for the QUICKPANEL jr.
Align the option module connector with the mating connector on the
display. Attach the power wires to the terminal block on the display.
screws. Plug the power connector into the module. The option
module is shown below.
SLAVE
6.00 1.44

SERIAL NO.: XXXXXX
23
TERM ERR NODE ID

45
1
90
6
78
23
45
1
90
4.20
6
78
PWR
DIA
ON
ProfiBus
24 VDC
+ -
RED
GRN
BLK

Profibus Module for the QUICKPANEL
The Profibus module is shown below. The module contains a
terminator switch marked TERM. Move the switch to the ON
position to enable the terminator resistors. Use the two rotary
switches to set the NODE ID address.

Model: QPI-PBS-202 Serial No: XXXXXX
23
01
456
TERM ERR NODE ID
4.61"
9
78
23
01
4 56
9
78
PWR
DIA
1
ON
ProfiBus
6.52" 1.672"
The three LEDs indicate power status (PWR), diagnostics (DIA), and
error condition (ERR).
ERR OFF= Normal Operation
ON=Bus is OFF or has an error
DIA Not used
POWER ON=Power On
OFF=Power OFF
NODE ID The rotary switch on the left is the x10 digit and
the switch on the right is the x1 digit. Therefore,
is the left switch is set to 5 and the right switch
is set to 3, then the address is 53.

GE Genius Adapter Module
GE Genius Adapter Module (QUICKPANEL jr.)
The following drawing illustrates the GE Genius Adapter for a
QUICKPANEL jr. display.
QPJ-GEG-201
be earth grounded
O terminal must
grounding strap
Do not remove
WARNING
XXXXX XXXXX
WARNING EXPLOSION HAZARD COM OK

to be nonhazardous. Port is for system set-up and diagnostics. GENI OK
SHIELD OUT -4 4
SHIELD IN -3 3
SERIAL 2 -2 2
SERIAL 1 -1 1
GENIUS
GE Genius Adapter Module (QUICKPANEL)

The following drawing illustrates the GE Genius Adapter for a
QUICKPANEL display.
SERIAL 1
SERIAL 2
SHIELD IN
SHIELD OUT
-1
-2
-3
-4
GENI
COM
2
3
4
1
GENIUS
OK
OK

GE Genius Module Dimensions
For QUICKPANEL jr.
5.350
1.200
.000
.000
.000 .000
COM OK
GENI OK
4
3
2
1
GENIUS
4.200 4.200
For QUICKPANEL
1.164
6.865
GENI
COM
3
2
4
1
GENIUS
OK
OK
.000
.500
4.610
.000

Cable Connection
Connect the devices as described below.
QPJ-GEG-201
XXXXX XXXXX
SHIELD OUT -4
SHIELD IN -3
SERIAL 2 -2
SERIAL 1 -1
QUICKPANEL
GE Fanuc
QUICKPANEL jr. GE Fanuc Series 90-30
CAUTION
The bus shield wires are not insulated; do not permit them to touch
other wires or terminals. Spaghetti tubing should be used to cover
these wires.
Connect Serial 1 terminals of adjacent devices and the Serial 2
terminals of adjacent devices.
Connect Shield In to the Shield Out terminal of the previous device.
(For the first device on the bus, Shield In is not connected.)
Connect Shield Out to the Shield In terminal of the next device. (For
the last device on the bus, Shield Out is not connected.)
FIRST LAST
DEVICE DEVICE
SERIAL SERIAL SERIAL SERIAL
1 1 1 1
SERIAL SERIAL SERIAL SERIAL

R R
2 2 2 2
SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD

IN IN IN IN
SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD

OUT OUT OUT OUT
For more information about the operation of the GE GENIUS

module, see the Communications User manual.

Interbus-S Module
I/O Network Operations
Network for I/O devices on an INTERBUS-S network are
automatically determined by their physical position in the network.
This eliminates the need for manually setting device addresses. The
INTERBUS-S controller board performs an identification cycle (ID)
to determine the addresses. After the ID cycle is completed, the host
control verifies the network configuration. Once verified, the network
is ready for operation.
The INTERBUS-S controller board connects to many types of PLC
or computer-based host controllers. The controller board performs all
network functions independent of the host controller. Advanced
features of the INTERBUS-S controller board include peer-to-peer
communications, event processing, and logical addressing.
Connectors
Cable assemblies, cable and connectors can be obtained from several
manufacturers. To avoid intermittent communications on the network,
always connect DO and /DO via the same twisted pair. Likewise,
always connect DI and /DI via the same twisted pair. In addition,
always connect both ends of the cable shielding to their prespective
connector housings or shield connection. A connection of 24 volts to
data lines will permanently damage the module.
Remote Out
Pair
Yellow
PIN 5 PIN 1 DO 1
Green
/DO 6 Pair
Gray
DI 2
Pink
/DI 7
COM 3 Brown
5
PIN 9 PIN 6 9
Male D-Sub Connector
Solder Side Housing
REMOTE OUT
Remote In
Pair
Yellow
Green
1 DO PIN 1 PIN 5
Pair 6 /DO
Gray
2 DI
Pink
7 /DI
Brown 3 COM
PIN 6 PIN 9
Connector Female D-Sub
Housing Solder Side
REMOTE IN
PLC Comm Errors

In the event of a communication problem, error messages are
displayed on a status line at the bottom of the display.

Error Displayed Definition
PLC COMM ERROR (02:FF:A0) Error initializing Anybus module
PLC COMM ERROR (02:FF:01) Incorrect Anybus module ID
PLC COMM ERROR (02:FF:02) Anybus module watchdog time-
out (module lockup)
PLC COMM ERROR (02:FF:03) Network Error - Network not
connected
Installing a Interbus-S Module on a QUICKPANEL

Interbus-S Module Options

The Interbus-S module is shown below.

4.61"
OUTGOING BUS
RC
INCOMING BUS

Model: QPI-DEV-202 Serial No: XXXXXX
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6.52" 1.672"
Installing a Interbus-S Module on a QUICKPANEL jr.

Align the option module connector with the mating connector on the
display. Press the module firmly into the display chassis and tighten
the screws. Attach the power wires to the terminal block on the
display. The option module is shown below.

SLAVE
6.00 1.44

OUTGOING BUS
SERIAL NO.: XXXXXX
4.20
ERR
RC
BA
INCOMING BUS
24 VDC
+ -
RED
GRN
BLK

Keypad Option
This section covers the installation steps for the HMI-KPN-201. The
installation steps are essentially the same for the HMI-KPN-301 and
HMI-KPN-302.
The keypad option adds 41 external keypads to extend the
functionality of the QuickPanel. There are programmable keypads
around the touchscreen and a data entry panel. Instead of touching
the QuickPanel screen to activate a Push Button, you can press an
external keypad. You can also assign an external keypad to simulate a
push button, selector switch, goto panel button, numeric data entry,
print button or word button. Simulating operators saves screen space.
The following picture shows the HMI-KPN-201 keypad for use with
5" and 6" displays.
QUICKPANEL jr.
L3 R3
1 2 3
BK
L2 R2 4 5 6 SP
ENTER
7 8 9
L1 R1
+/- 0 . DONE
T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 A0 A1 A2 A3
B0 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 A4 A5 A6 A7
The optional keypad for QuickPanel displays is available in several

versions:
HMI-KPN-201 5" and 6" Displays (except QuickPanel
Mini) (QPJxxxxxx2P, QPKxxxxxx2P)
HMI-KPN-301 9" displays (QPIxxxxE2P)
HMI-KPN-302 10.5" displays (QPIxxxxxx2P)
HMI-KPN-401 (New) 7.4" displays (QPGxxxE0000)
HMI-KPN-402 (New) 10.5" displays (QPIxxxxE0000)
Features:
26 Programmable Keypads
Numeric Keypad (Reserved Keys)
Removable Legends
Keypads can simulate panel operators
Keypads can be assigned to screen operators

The following panel operators can be assigned to external keypads:
Push Button
Illuminated Push Button
Numeric Data Entry (with external numeric keypad)
Selector Switch
Word Button
Goto Panel Button
Print Button
Alarms
When you add the external keypad to the standard touch screen, the
panel operators can be made to operate in several modes. For
example, a Push Button can:
• work normally without using an external keypad.
• be assigned to an external keypad.
• work normally and with an external keypad.
• be simulated by a keypad but not appear on the touch screen.
The keypad designations are PERMANENTLY assigned, but the

physical legends can be changed to suit your application. That is, L3
will always be in the same physical location, but the legend for L3
can be changed.
The keypads are divided into Reserved keys and Programmable keys.
All of the keypads around the display area are designated
Programmable keys. The keypads A0 thru A7 are programmable but
are primarily used with Alarms. The numeric keypads, including the
blank keys above the numeric keypads cannot be assigned and are
designated as Reserved.
Keypad models HMI-KPN-301 (for 9” QuickPanels) and HMI-KPN-
302, (for 10.5” QuickPanels) must be configured with
QuickDesigner version 3.4 and higher. Keypad models HMI-KPN-
401 (for 7.4” Ethernet QuickPanel) and HMI-KPN-402 (for the 10.5”
Ethernet QuickPanel) must be configured with QuickDesinger
verison 3.60.
When using the HMI-KPN-301 or HMI-KPN-302 keypad with any
‘Series 2 and 3 Panels i.e. QPI-xxxx-xxx), QuickDesigner version 3.4
requires a software update (if Series 3 Panels are used) downloaded
from the Total Control Products web site at www.total-control.com.
This update will not be required for QuickDesigner versions higher
than version 3.4.
HMI-KPN-401 is a new key pad that is deviced for 7.4”
(QPGxxxE0000) display and HMI-KPN-402 is for 10.5”
(QPIxxxxE0000) display.
HMI-KPN-401 part reference number is GHMI-KPN-401
HMI-KPN-402 part reference number is GHMI-KPN-402
Keypad Installation
A rear view of the keypad assembly is shown below. The keypad
encoder cover is shown removed. JU2 jumper is used to

enable/disable the keypad beeper. The factory installs the jumper to
enable the beeper.
The mask is designed to allow for differences in screen sizes between
the 5” display and the 6” display. The mask is left in place for 5”
displays and removed for 6” displays. To remove the mask, simply
lift an edge and break the mask off at the perforation line. Remove
the two mounting bars and screws.
14 1
MOUNTING BAR
JU2 MASK FOR 5" DISPLAY

BEEP=ON
NO BEEP=OFF
JU2
J2
J1 MOUNTING BAR
Use the panel clamps supplied with the QuickPanel to attach the
mounting bars to the top and bottom of the QuickPanel. Make sure
the mounting bars fit snug against the QuickPanel case. Finger tighten
the panel clamps.
The overlay on the keypad assembly will cover the touch screen so
the touch screen and the back of the overlay must be cleaned before
assembly.
If you are installing a 6” display, make sure the mask is removed so
that the entire screen is visible.
Insert the QuickPanel with mounting bars onto the back of the keypad
assembly. Make sure the top of the display is located at the top of the
keypad assembly. Install the mounting bar screws. Finger tighten the
screws.
Verify the QuickPanel is centered in the keypad assembly. Tighten
the panel clamp screws first, then tighten the mounting bar screws.

CONNECT TO
QP TOOL PORT
UNIT ACTIVE
(FLASH)
AUX TOOL
PORT
You MUST use the panel clamps to secure the QuickPanel to the mounting bars.
CAUTION Failure to use the clamps will cause premature failure of the overlay and the
keypads.
Keypad Cutout Dimensions

Use the cutout pattern to layout and cut the panel opening and screw
holes. Install the keypad assembly into the cutout.
9.55 (242.57)
8.53 (216.7)
4.35 (110.5)
0.13 .188
1.02 (4.8)
(3.3) (25.9)
R 0.13
(3.3)
CUTOUT DIMENSIONS FOR HMI-KPN-201

5.91 (150.1)
5.66 (143.8)
CUTOUT DIMENSIONS IN INCHES (MILLIMETERS)
5.21 (132.3)
PANEL CUTOUT FOR HMI-KPN-201 (5" and 6" displays)

15.75 (400.05)
10.5 (266.7)
5.25 (133.35)
0.250 .218
(6.35) (5.53)
5.3
75
(1
36.
53
) CUTOUT DIMENSIONS FOR HMI-KPN-301/302
10. 10.
75 & HMI-KPN-401/402 25
(2 (2
73. 60.
05 CUTOUT DIMENSIONS IN INCHES (MILLIMETERS) 35
) STUDS ARE #10-32 X .625 )
5.3
75
(1
36.
53
)
15.251 (387.37) 0.250

(6.35)
PANEL CUTOUT FOR HMI-KPN-301 and HMI-KPN-302, 401, 402

(9", 7.4” and 10.5" displays)

Keypad Cable Connections
A short cable is used to connect the keypad encoder to the
QuickPanel. One end of the cable is 9-pin and the other is 8-pin. The
9-pin connector is inserted into the down-facing jack labeled
(CONNECT TO QP TOOL PORT), while the 8-pin connector is
inserted into the QuickPanel tool port. The 8-pin connector on the
keypad encoder labeled (AUX TOOL PORT) is used to connect a
download cable or printer.
Install the short cable between the keypad encoder and the
QuickPanel tool port as shown below.
CONNECT TO
CONNECT TO QP TOOL PORT
QP TOOL PORT
UNIT ACTIVE
(FLASH)
UNIT ACTIVE
AUX TOOL
(FLASH)
AUX TOOL PORT
PORT
Attach the +24VDC leads to the display. Apply power and verify the
LED (UNIT ACTIVE) on the keyboard encoder is blinking.
To download a file to the QuickPanel, connect the download cable to
the AUX TOOL PORT on the keypad encoder. Do not press any
keypads while downloading files. You can also disconnect the short
cable from the QuickPanel tool port and connect the download cable
to the tool port. This method ensures no interruptions to the download
operation.
See the Quick Designer Panel Editor user manual for instructions on
assigning keypads to touch screen operators.

Dimensions
QUICKPANEL DISPLAY
ENCODER
.75"
QUICKPANEL jr.
ENCODER
L3 R3
1 2 3
7.20"
BK
L2 R2 4 5 6 SP
ENTER
7 8 9
L1 R1
+/- 0 . DONE
T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 A0 A1 A2 A3
B0 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 A4 A5 A6 A7
.125"
11.30"
DIMENSIONS FOR HMI-KPN-201 (5" and 6" displays)
16.625
L3 R3
1 2 3
L2 R2 BK
4 5 6 SP
L1 R1 7 8 9
ENTER
11.625
+/- 0 . DONE
T0 T5
A0 A1 A2 A3
B0 B5 A4 A5 A6 A7
T1 T2 T3 T4 B1 B2 B3 B4
DIMENSIONS FOR HMI-KPN-301/302/401/402 (9", 7.4” and 10.5"

displays)

Maintenance Procedures
Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)
The Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) for the QuickPanel family
of operator interfaces is calculated to be in excess of 75,000 hours,
and the experienced-based MTBF is over 100,000 hours.
Model Numbers:
QPM-xxxxx-xxx
QPJ-xD100-x2P
QPK-xxxxx-xxx
QPH-2D100-x2P
QPI-xxxxx-xxx
QPL-2xx00-C2P
QPxxxxE0000
Replacing the Backlight Lamp

The backlight is a small florescent tube mounted near the top of the
display screen. The part numbers for the backlight tubes are:
10.5" Color STN HMI-CCT-201
(QPI-2xxxx-Sxx or TFT QPI-2xxxx-Cxx)
5" Color or Monochrome (QPJ-2xxxx-xxx) HMI-CCT-202
6" Color or Monochrome (QPK-2xxxx-xxx) HMI-CCT-203
12.1” Color (QPL-21100-C2P) HMI-CCT-205
10.5" Color STN (QPI-3xxxx-Sxx) HMI-CCT-301
10.5" Color TFT (QPI-3xxxx-Cxx) HMI-CCT-302
6” Color STN or Monochrome (QPK-3xxxx-xxx) HMI-CCT-303
The 6" TFT backlight is not field replaceable, however, it is rated at
more than 50,000 hours. When the CCFL tube eventually fails, the
power indicator on the front of the unit turns orange and the touch
screen is disabled. The field replaceable backlight on the other 5" and
6" models is rated for 20,000 hours.
Quick Panel BackLight Lamp in QP-Ethernet series panels.
For QP-Ethernet series panels this backlight is replacable.

QuickDesigner software has built in support to detect this failure and
warn the operator.
Status LED:
Color Indication
OFF No power input
GREEN Normal operation
ORANGE Backlight is burned out

Use Touch Panel after Backlight Burnout:
This option designates whether touch operation is disabled or not
when the backlight burns out. If this selection is set to [OFF] touch
operation will be disabled when the backlight burns out, which
prevents the QuickPanel (QP) from sending input signals to the PLC.
When the backlight burns out, the Status LED’s orange light turns
ON, and the System Data Area’s ‘Status” bit 10 * 1 will turn on.
If the [System Reset] option is set to [ON], only “System Reset” can
still be performed by touch operation in case of backlight burnout.
If the backlight burns out when the QuickPanel is OFFLINE, touc
panel operation is enabled, regardless of these settings.
Normally the QuickPanel unit detects a backlight burnout by
monitoring the backlight’s current flow, however, the QuickPanel
may fail to detect this condition, depending on the type of backlight
problem.
NOTE: When the QP’s backlight burns out, it is automatically
detected. The QP’s Status LED will alert you that the backlight is
burned out so that you can disable QP Touch Panel operation and
prevent a possible QP operation mistake.
Replacing the Backlight

When the unit’s backlight burns out, the unit’s status LED will turn
orange. If the OFFLINE menu’s “USE TOUCH PANEL AFTER
BACKLIGHT BURNSOUT” feature is set to “NO”, the GP’s Touch
panel is disabled.
Set up Touch Panel

QuickPanel Ethernet Series use a CFL, longlife-type backlight. The
actual life of the backlight, however, will vary depending on the QP’s
operating conditions, and replacement may be required. QuickPanel
Ethernet Series backlight has a life of 50,000 hours (approx. 5.7
years, at 25°C and 24-hour operation), when the backlight is lit
continuously (time required for brightness to fall to half its normal
level).
Use the following table to check that you have ordered the correct
backlight:
QP Ethernet Series Models Backlight Model

QPGxxxE0000 HMI-CCT-402
QPIxxxE0000 HMI0CCT-302
QPLxxxE0000 HMI-CCT-405
WARNING:

• To prevent an electric shock be sure the QP’s power cord is
unplugged from the power outlet prior to replacing the backlight.
• When the power is just been turned OFF, the unit and backlight
are still very hot. Be sure to use gloves to prevent burns.
• The backlight is very fragile. Do not touch the glass tube directly
or try to remove its power cord. If the glass tube breaks you may
be injured.
Use caution when opening this unit. Make sure the power has been turned OFF.
CAUTION
Allow the unit to cool before removing the backlight lamp.
High voltages are present when the power is ON.
1. Place the unit face down on a surface that will not scratch the front
face. Use a small screwdriver to unfasten the two screws at the upper
rear sides of the unit.
2. Slowly pivot the rear panel open. It will support itself in the nearly
vertical position.
3. Disconnect the lamp connector. Remove the clamp screw from the
left side of the lamp and remove the lamp. The lamp is press fit and
may require some small force to remove it.
4. Insert the new lamp and reconnect the connector.
5. Replace the rear cover and tighten the screws. Be careful not to get
any wiring caught between the front of the unit and the back cover.

Replacing the Touch Screen Overlay
The touch screen is made of a tough, flexible material that can
withstand many chemicals and hard use. After repeated use, the
overlay may get scratched or damaged. It can be replaced by simply
peeling off the old overlay and carefully installing a new one. Contact
the factory for part numbers and prices.
1. Locate the starter hole in the lower left corner.
2. Peel up the corner of the overlay using a small pick.
3. Carefully peel the overlay from the unit.
4. Remove the backing material from the new overlay.
5. Align the overlay, making sure the LED hole is placed over the
LED.
6. Press the overlay in place.
Touch Screen Covers

The touch screen is made of a tough, flexible material that can
withstand many chemicals and hard use. After repeated use, the
overlay may get scratched or damaged. You can protect the touch
screen from abnormal use by adding a thin film over the touch screen.
When the film is worn out, simply peel it off and add a new one.
Contact your local distributor for Catalog number for appropriate
QuickPanel model.

Agency Approvals
The chart below shows the family of QUICKPANEL product types,
agency approvals and enclosure description.
Style Model # Catalog Number Agency Approval Enclosure
5”Mono 0680028-03 QPJ-2D100-L2P UL/CUL (1) UL 4X/12
QPJ-2D101-L2P CE
GP270-LG31-24VP UL/CUL IP65
GP270-LG21-24VP CE
5” STN Color 0680028-04 QPJ-2D100-S2P UL/CUL (1) UL 4X/12
QPJ-2D101-S2P CE
GP270-SC31-24VP UL/CUL IP65
GP270-SC21-24VP CE
6” 0880014-01 QPK-2D100-L2P UL (File # E177256) UL 4X/12
Monochrome QPK-2D100-L2P CE IP65
0880014-01 GP370-LG31-24V UL (File # E177256) UL 4X/12
GP370-LG21-24V CE IP 65
2880011-02 QPK-3D200-L2P UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
2880011-02 GP377-LG41-24V UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
6” STN Color 0880014-02 QPK-2D100-S2P UL (File # E177256) UL 4X/12
QPK-2D101-L2P CE IP65
0880014-02 GP370-SC31-24V UL (File # E177256) UL 4X/12
GP370-SC21-24V CE IP65
2880011-01 QPK-3D200-S2P UL, cUL, CE (UL File #182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
2880011-01 GP377-SC41-24V UL, cUL, CE (UL File #182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
6” 0880042-01 QPM-2D100-L2P RUL, cUL, CE (UL File # 171486) RUL 4X/12, IP65
Monochrome 0880042-01 GP37W-LG11-24V RUL, cUL, CE (UL File # 171486) RUL 4X/12, IP65
6” 2880052-01 QPM-3D200-B2P UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 177793) UL 4X/12, IP65
Monochrome 2880052-01 GP37W2-BG41-24V UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 177793) UL 4X/12, IP65
Blue LCD
(Mini)
6” TFT 2880037 QPK-3D200-C2P UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
2880037 GP377R-TC41-24V UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
7.4” TFT 2880061 QPGCxxExxxx UL/cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
Color (GP2400-TC41-24V)
9“ EL QP1-31200-E2P 4X/12, IP65
GP477-EG11 4X/12, IP65
2780027-01 QP1-3D200-E2P UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
2780027-01 GP477R-EG41-24V UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
10.5” 088001-01 QP1-2D100-L2P UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 177256) UL 4X/12, IP65
Monochrome GP570-LG21-24VP UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 177256) UL 4X/12, IP65
10.5” STN 0680035-04 QP1-2D100-S2P UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 177256) UL 4X/12
Color 0680035-04 GP570-SC31-24V UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 177256) UL 4X/12
QP1-31200-S2P
GP577R-SC11
QP1-2D101-S2P CE IP65
GP570-SC21-24VP CE IP65
10.5” TFT QP1-31200-C2P
Color GP577R-TC11
2780027-02 QP1-3D200-C2P UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
2780027-02 GP577R-TC41-24V UL, cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65

105” TFT 2880061 QPICxxExxxx UL/cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
12” TFT QPL-21100-C2P 4X/12 Self
Color Certified
GP675-TC11
2780025-01 QPL-2D200-C2P CE & RUL/CUL (UL File# E171486) RUL 4X/12, IP65
2780025-01 GP675-TC41-24VP CE & RUL/CUL (UL File# E171486) RUL 4X/12, IP65
12.1” TFT 2880061 QPLCxxExxxx UL/cUL, CE (UL File # 182139) UL 4X/12, IP65
Hand-held 0980011-01 QPH-2D100-L2P UL/CUL 1
Mono
GPH70-LG41-24VP UL/CUL
Hand-held 0980011-02 QPH-2D100-S2P UL/CUL 1
STN Color
GPH70-SC41-24VP UL/CUL
AB DH+ QPx-ABD-201 CE & UL/CUL (UL File# 177256) 1
Modules
AB RIO QPx-ABR-201 CE & UL/CUL (UL File# 177256) 1
Modules
GE Genius QPx-GEG-201 UL/CUL (UL File# 177256) 1
Modules
Modicon QPx-MBP-201 UL/CUL (UL File# 177256) 1
Modbus+
Profibus QPx-PBS-201/202 Investigating approvals; CE for QPI-PBS-202 1
CANopen QPx-COS-201 Investigating approvals
DeviceNet QPx-DVN-202 Investigating approvals 1
Interbus-S QPx-IBS-201 Investigating approvals 1
UL/CUL 1604 CL 1, DV 2 (File #E177256 and File # E182139)

UL/CUL 1950 Listing - refers to Electrical Safety of information
equipment
UL/CUL 1604 Listing - refers to Electrical Equipment that meets the
Underwriter Laboratory’s 1604 requirements for Class 1, Group A, B,
C, and D, Division II installations and are clearly marked with a label
stating “Listed Industrial Control Equipment For Hazardous
Locations”. UL 1604 supersedes UL1950.
QUICKPANELs will have both UL and CUL listing. CUL listed
products have been tested with standards that meet the Standard
Council of Canada requirements. Both Underwriters Laboratories
(UL) and CSA have been accredited by the Standard Council of
Canada. Therefore CUL listing is equivalent to the CSA marking.

Class 1 Division II Group A, B, C, D environment refers to a location
in which flammable gas may be present. During normal operation
these gases are not present. If an accident occurs allowing gas
leakage, products listed for Class 1 Division 2 operation can continue
to operate without danger of igniting the flammable gas while the
situation that created the leak is repaired. These products are clearly
marked for operation in this type of environment. The table below
shows the Group letter and defines the type of gas that is in each
group.
Group Material
A Acetylene
B Hydrogen
C Ethylene, Methyl Ether, Acetaldehyde
D Acetone, Gasoline, Methanol, Propane
CE - The European Union has created standards for key product
sectors to eliminate differing national requirements. The CE mark (
an abbreviation for the “Conformite European” allows products to
flow freely across those countries of the European Union.
These Quick Panels meet EN50082-2:1995, EN55022 Class A
(1994), EN55011/A2 (1996) and EN55011 Class A (1998)
requirements CE mark is needed on goods including, control
equipment entering a majority of the European Countries. As of
January 1, 1996 all control equipment needed to conform to the EMC
directive 89/336/EEC and amended 92/31/EEC, 93/68/EEC that
included EN 50082-2:1995 and EN55022 Class A (1994), EN
55011/A2 (1996) and EN55011 Class A (1998) requirements.

Specifications
6" STN Color
QPK-3D200-S2P
Voltage 24 VDC 50/60Hz
Power consumption 20W or less (TYP 13W)
Power failure immunity 20 ms max.
Withstand Voltage 1500 VAC (10ma max., 1 min)
Insulation Above 20Mohm at DC500V
(between charging and FG terminals)
Noise immunity Noise voltage: 1000Vp-p; Pulse length:
1µs; Arise Time: 1ns
Ratings Equivalent to IP65f (Limited to front face of
GP installed in panel)
Operating temperature 0 to 40°C
Storage temperature -20°C to 60°C
Operating humidity 20 to 85%RH (non-condensing)
Vibration 10 to 25 Hz (X, Y, Z directions 30 minutes
each 19.6m/s2) Dimensions
171mm(W)×138mm(H)×57mm(D) (GP
unit only)
Weight Less than 0.95kg (GP unit only)
Cooling Natural Air circulation
Installation Front Mount
Display type Passive STN COLOR
Pixel resolution 640 W x480 H
Colors 64 (RGB – 4 Levels)
Viewing area 8.48" W x 6.32" H, 10.5" diag.
(212mm x 158mm)
Touch panel type Resistive
Touch panel resolution 32 W x 24 H
Printer port No
Memory 1 Mb
Alarms Supported 768 (3 256-alarm files)
6" LCD Monochrome

QPK-3D200-L2P
Voltage DC 20.4V to DC 27.6V 50/60Hz
Power consumption 20W or less (TYP 13W)
Withstand Voltage AC 1000V-10mA 1 minute (between
charging and FG terminals)

GP installed in panel
171mm(W)×138mm(H)×57mm(D) (GP
unit only)
Weight Less than 0.95kg (GP unit only)
Display type Monochrome LCD
Colors Black and White
(212mm x 158mm)
Printer port No
Memory 1 Mb
6" Mini Blue LCD

QPM-3D200-B2P
Voltage DC 20.4V to DC 27.6V 50/60Hz
Power consumption Under 20W (TYP 10W)
Withstand Voltage 1000VAC at 10 mA for 1 minute (between
live wire and grounding terminals)
Insulation Above 100M ohm at 500VDC (between live
wire and grounding terminals)
GP installed in panel)
Operating temperature 0 °C to 50 °C
W207mm[8.15in] x H157mm[6.18in]x
D58mm[2.28in]
Weight Under 1.1kg [2.4 lb] (GP unit only)
Display type Monochrome – Blue LCD
Colors Blue and White

(212mm x 158mm)
Printer port No
Memory 1Mb
7.4" TFT Color

QPGCxxxxxxx
Voltage DC24V
Power consumption 28W or less
Power failure immunity 10 ms or less
Withstand Voltage AC1000V (20m A, 1 min)
1µs; Arise Time 1ns
Ratings Equivalent to IP65f

Operating humidity 10 to 90%RH (non-condensing dry bulb
temperature 39°C or less)
Vibration (When vibration is not continuous) 10 Hz
to 25 Hz 0.075mm, 57Hz to 150Hz
9.8m/s2
(When vibration is continuous) (X, Y, Z
directions were 10 times i.e 80 minutes) 10
Hz to 57 Hz 0.035mm, 57Hz to 150Hz
4.9m/s2
Dimensions 215mm(W) [8.46 inch]×170mm(H) [6.69
inch]×60mm(D) [2.36 inch]
Weight 2.5kg [5.5lb] or less
Display type 256 COLOR
Colors 256, no blink/64 colors/3-speed blink
(support in Q2.2002)
Viewing area 149.8mm W [5.90 inch0x 112.3mm
[4.42"] H

Printer port Yes
Memory 4 MB
12.1" Color TFT

QPL-21100-C2P
Voltage 85 to 132 VAC 50/60Hz

Power consumption 50 VA max.
Insulation 10 MΩ @ 500 VDC
Noise immunity 1200 V(p-p) 1 µs pulse
Ratings Suitable for IP65F, NEMA #250,

Type 4X/12 (Self Certified)
Storage temperature -10 to 60°C
Operating humidity 30 to 85% RH non-condensing
Vibration 10 to 25 Hz 2G on each of
X, Y, Z 30 min.
Dimensions 10.70"H x 13.62"W x 3.19"D
272mmH, 346mmW, 81mmD
Weight 8.4 lbs. (3.8 kg)
(+ option module)
Cooling Natural convection
Display type QPL-21100-C2P TFT COLOR
Pixel resolution 800 W x 600 H
Colors 64 (RGB – 4 Levels)
Viewing area 9.69" W x 7.26" H
(246mm x 184.5mm)
Printer port Yes (Serial/Parallel)
Memory 2 Mb
QPL-2D200-C2P
Voltage 20.4-27.6 VDC GP675-TC41-24VP

9" EL 10.5" Color STN/TFT
QPI-21100-E2P QPI-21100-S2P/C2P
QPI-31200-E2P QPI-31200-S2P/C2P
Voltage 85 to 132 VAC 50/60Hz 85 to 132 VAC 50/60Hz
Power consumption 50 VA max. 50 VA max.
Power failure immunity 20 ms max. 20 ms max.
Withstand Voltage 1500 VAC (20ma max., 1 min) 1500 VAC (20ma max., 1
min)
Insulation 10 MΩ @ 500 VDC 10 MΩ @ 500 VDC
Noise immunity 1200 V(p-p) 1 µs pulse 1200 V(p-p) 1 µs pulse
Ratings Suitable for IP65F, NEMA #250, Suitable for IP65F, NEMA
#250,
Type 4X/12 (Self Certified) Type 4X/12 (Self
Certified)
Operating temperature 0 to 50°C 0 to 45°C
Storage temperature -10 to 60°C -10 to 60°C
Operating humidity 20 to 85% RH non-condensing 30 to 85% RH non-
condensing
Storage humidity 5 to 85% RH non-condensing 5 to 85% RH non-
condensing
Vibration 10 to 25 Hz 2G on each of 10 to 25 Hz 2G on each of
X, Y, Z 30 min. X, Y, Z 30 min.
Dimensions 8.50"H x 10.79"W x 1.93"D 9.57"H x 12.48"W x
3.05"D
216mmH, 274mmW, 56.5mmD 243mmH, 317mmW,
85mmD
Weight 4.4 lbs. (2 kg) 6.6 lbs. (3 kg)
(+ option module) (+ option module)
Cooling Natural convection Natural convection
Installation Front Mount Front Mount
Display type Electroluminescent QPIXXXXXS2P = STN
QPIXXXXXC2P = TFT
Pixel resolution 640 W x 400 H 640 W x 480 H
Colors Amber + flash (amber) 8 solid + 8 flash
Viewing area 7.68" W x 4.8" H, 9" diag. 8.48" W x 6.32" H, 10.5"
diag.
(192mm x 120mm) (212mm x 158mm)
Touch panel type Resistive Resistive
Touch panel resolution 32 W x 20 H 32 W x 24 H
Printer port Yes (Serial/Parallel) Yes (Serial/Parallel)
Memory 1Mb (QPI-2), 2Mb (QPI-3) 1Mb (QPI-2), 2Mb (QPI-3)
Alarms Supported 768 (3 256-alarm files) 768 (3 256-alarm files)
QPI-2D100-E2P QPI-2D100-S2P/C2P
QPI-3D200-E2P QPI-3D200-S2P/C2P
Voltage 20.4-27.6 VDC 20.4-27.6 VDC
Power Consumption 50 Watts max. 50 Watts max.
Ratings NEMA Type 4X/12, IP65 NEMA Type 4X/12, IP65
GP470-EG21-24VPG GP570-SC21-24VP GP570-TC21-

24VP
Voltage 20.4-27.6 VDC 20.4-27.6 VDC
Approvals CE Marked. EN50082-2:1995 CE Marked. EN50082-
2:1995
EN55022 Class A (94) EN55022 Class A (94)

10.5" Monochrome LCD
QPI-2D100-L2P, QPI-2D200-L2P
Voltage 20.4-27.6 VDC
Power consumption 50 Watts max.

Type 4X/12
Storage humidity 5 to 85% RH non-condensing
X, Y, Z 30 min.
Weight 6.6 lbs. (3 kg)
(+ option module)
Display type LCD Monochrome

Colors White/Black + Flash
(212mm x 158mm)
Memory 1 Mb

6" Color TFT
QPK-3D200-C2P
Power consumption 20 Watts or less (Typ: 13W)
Power failure immunity 2 ms or less
Ratings Suitable for IP65F

Operating Atmosphere Must be free of corrosive gasses
Grounding 100 Ohm or lees grounding resistance
Dust Under 0.1 mg/m3 (Non-conductive levels)
Dimensions 6.71" (W) x 5.43" (H) x 2.24" (D)
170. 5mm (W) x 138mm (H) x 57mm (D)
Weight 2.08 lbs. (950g or less) (Main unit only)
Display type TFT Color LCD
Pixel resolution 320 x 240 pixels

Colors 64 colors (RGB-4 levels)
Brightness 4 levels (via touch panel)
Backlight CCFL (lifespan = more thant 50,000 hours,
when continuously lit)
Viewing area 4.53" (W) x 3.40" (H)
115.2mm (W) x 86.4mm (H)
Printer port Yes (Serial)
Memory 2 Mb

6" LCD Monochrome 6" STN Color
QPK-2D100-L2P QPK-2D100-S2P
Voltage 20.4-27.6 VDC 20.4-27.6 VDC
Power consumption 12 Watts max. 15 Watts max.
Withstand Voltage 1500 VAC (10ma max., 1 min) 1500 VAC (10ma max., 1
min)
NEMA rating 4X/12 4X/12
condensing
condensing
Vibration 10 to 25 Hz 2G on each of 10 to 25 Hz 2G on each of
X, Y, Z 30 min. X, Y, Z 30 min.
2.24”D)
138mmH, 170.5mmW, 57mmD 138mmH, 170.5mmW,
57mmD
Weight 1.54 lbs. (<700g) 1.54 lbs. (<700g)
Display type LCD Passive STN LCD
Pixel resolution 240 H x 320 W 240 H x 320 W
Colors White/Black + flash 8 solid + 8 flash
Viewing area 4.53" (W) x 3.40" (H) 4.53" (W) x 3.40" (H)
115.2mm (W) x 86.4mm (H) 115.2mm (W) x 86.4mm (H)
Printer Port Yes (Serial) Yes (Serial)
Memory 1 Mb 1 Mb
Alarms supported 512 (2 256-alarm files) 512 (2 256-alarm files)

6" Mini Monochrome QPM-2D100-L2P
Ratings NEMA 12/4 self-certified, CE and UL

1950 Approved

Weight 1.65 lbs. (<700g)
Display type LCD
Pixel resolution 240 H x 320 W
Colors White/Black + flash
Viewing area 5" W x 4" H, 6" diagonal
Printer Port Yes (Serial)
Memory 256K

5" LCD Monochrome 5" STN Color
QPJ-2D100-L2P QPJ-2D100-S2P
Voltage 20.4-27.6 VDC 20.4-27.6 VDC
Power consumption 12 Watts max. 15 Watts max.
Withstand Voltage 1500 VAC (10ma max., 1 min) 1500 VAC (10ma max.,
1 min)
NEMA rating 4X/12 4X/12

condensing
condensing
Vibration 10 to 25 Hz 2G on each of 10 to 25 Hz 2G on each
of
X, Y, Z 30 min. X, Y, Z 30 min.
2.125"D
127mmH, 172mmW, 54mmD 127mmH, 172mmW,
54mmD
Weight 1.54 lbs. (<700g) 1.54 lbs. (<700g)
Display type LCD Passive STN LCD
Pixel resolution 240 H x 320 W 240 H x 320 W
Colors White/Black + flash 8 solid + 8 flash
Viewing area 4" W x 3" H, 5" diagonal 4" W x 3" H, 5"
diagonal
Printer Port Yes (Serial) Yes (Serial)
Memory 256K 256K
Alarms Supported 512 (2 256-alarm files) 512 (2 256-alarm files)
GP270-LG21-24VP
GP270-SC21-24VP
Voltage 20.4-27.6 VDC 20.4-27.6 VDC
Approvals CE Marked. EN50082-2:1995 CE Marked. EN50082-2:1995
EN55022 Class A (94) EN55022 Class A (94)

QPH Specifications
QPH-xxxxx-xxx
Voltage 20.4-27.6 VDC, 12W max (typ 10W)
NEMA rating 4X/12

X, Y, Z 30 min.
Weight 1.9 lbs. (870g)
Rating IP63, NEMA1
Display type Passive STN LCD Color
Pixel resolution 240 H x 320 W
Colors 8 solid + 8 flash
Viewing area 5" W x 4" H, 6.4" diagonal
Touch panel type Analog Resistive
Printer Port Yes (Serial)

QPV Specifications
QPV-2100-C2P
Voltage 85 to 132 VAC 50/60Hz
Power consumption 50 VA max.

Type 4X/12 (Self Certified)
X, Y, Z 30 min.
Weight 6.6 lbs. (3 kg)
(+ option module)
Display type 10.5" Color TFT
Colors 8 solid + 8 flash
(212mm x 158mm)
Touch panel type Analog Resistive
Memory 1Mb
Video Inputs 3 NTSC BNC
10.5" TFT Color

QPICxxxxxxx
Voltage DC24V
Power failure immunity


to 25 Hz 0.075mm, 57Hz to 150Hz
9.8m/s2
4.9m/s2
(Support in Q2.2002)
Viewing area 211.2mm W [8.34 inch] x 158.4mm
[6.34"] H
Printer port Yes
Memory 4MB
12.1" TFT Color

QPLCxxxxxxx
Voltage DC24V
Power failure immunity


to 25 Hz 0.075mm, 57Hz to 150Hz
9.8m/s2
4.9m/s2
Pixel resolution 800W x 600H
(Support in Q2.2002)
Viewing area 246mm W [9.69 inch] x 184.5mm [7.26"]
H
Printer port Yes
Memory 4MB

Exposed Material Chemical Resistance Chart
The following charts list the materials used in the construction of

TCP products and rates their resistance or susceptibility to chemicals
commonly encountered in industry. The information contained in the
charts is based upon data supplied by the manufacturers of the various
materials and is believed to be accurate. The temperature,
concentration or combination with other chemicals can affect the way
a particular chemical reacts with a given material. Thus, the charts
contained herein should only be used as a general guide and not as an
unqualified authority. All of the material resistance’s or
susceptibilities listed assume normal equipment operating
temperatures. Additionally, one must be aware that if a protective
coating on a particular material is damaged, the substrate may be
adversely affected by an otherwise non-reactive chemical.
An Acceptable Resistance rating means that the chemical may remain
in contact with the exposed material indefinitely with no appreciable
degradation of the exposed material.
A Marginal Resistance rating means that the chemical will not cause
any appreciable degradation of the exposed material on an
intermittent basis or that only minor degradation will occur that will
not impair the performance of the material.
An Unacceptable Resistance rating means that the chemical will
degrade the performance of the exposed material to such a degree that
the material no longer performs as designed.
A Not Tested rating simply means that the exposed material has not
been tested for resistance to a particular chemical.
QUICK PANEL, QUICK PANEL JR.
304 STAINLESS STEEL - 4X only GASKET B41NES

GASKET QPJ GASKET HMI
POLYESTER OVERLAY QP 4X MEMBRANE - 4X only
QP PLASTIC HOUSING QP TOUCH SCREEN
RTV SEALING COMPOUND

POLYESTER COATED PARTS
QP, ST PLASTIC HOUSING

POLYESTER OVERLAYS
QP, ST TOUCH SCREEN

304 STAINLESS STEEL
QP, ST 4X MEMBRANE
KEY:
SILICONE RUBBER
A = Acceptable Resistance
GASKET B41NES
M = Moderate Resistance
POLANE PAINT
U = Unacceptable Resistance
GASKET QPJ
LEXAN LENS
GASKET HMI
T = Not Tested
KEYPADS
O-RINGS
1,1,1 trichlorethane A U T U U T T T T T T T U T T
acetaldehyde A M T U M A T M T T A T U U T
acid, 10% acetic T T A U T M A U T A M T T M M
acid, 10% hydrochloric U T A U A A A U T A A T A A M
acid, 10% nitric A T A U M M A U T A M T A M M
acid, 10% sulfuric U T A U U T A U T A T T A M M
acid, concentrated acetic T T A U M U M U T A U T T T U
acid, concentrated hydrochloric U T A U T U M U T A U T A T U
acid, concentrated sulfuric U T A U U U M U T A U T A T U
acid, potassium T T A U T T T T T A T T T T T
alcohol, benzyl A T T M M T A U T A T T T T T
aliphatic hydrocarbons T T A T T A A T T A A T A T T
amines A M T M M T U U T T T T M T T
ammonia, 10% T A T A T U T U T M U T M T M
ammonia, concentrated M T T A T U T U T M U T M T U
ammonium hydroxide A M A A A T T M T T T T A M T
aromatic hydrocarbons T T M U U T U T T T T T U T T
benzene A T M U U A T U A A A T A U A
brake fluid A M T T T T T A A T T A T U T
carbon tetrachloride M U T U T T T M A M T T T U T
chloroform A T T U U T T U T T T T U U M
diethyl ether T M T T T A T T T T A T T T T
esters T T T T T T U T T U T T U T T
ethylene chloride A U T U U T T U T M T T U U T
gasoline A U A U U T U A A A T T U U T
halogenated hydrocarbons T T T T T T U T T A T T T T T
jet fuel A U A U U T U A A A T T M T T
kerosene A U A U A T U A A A T T A T T
lacquer thinner T T T U A T U U A T T T T T U
methanol A T T A A A A M A A A T T U T


POLYESTER OVERLAYS
QP, ST TOUCH SCREEN

304 STAINLESS STEEL
QP, ST 4X MEMBRANE
KEY:
SILICONE RUBBER
GASKET B41NES
POLANE PAINT
GASKET QPJ
LEXAN LENS
GASKET HMI
T = Not Tested
KEYPADS
O-RINGS
nitric acid ethyl T T A T T T T T T A T T T T M
ozone T A A T T T T T T T T T T T T
perchlorethylene T U T U U T T T T T T T T T T
petrol A T A T T A T A A A A T U T T
phenol A T T U U T T U T T T T A U T
toluene A U T U U A U U T T A T U U A
trichlorethylene A U T U U A U U T T A T U T T
turpentine A A M U U A U U A T A T U U T
xylol T T T T T T T T A T T T T T T
acetone A M T U A A U U A A A T U U A
alcohol, ethyl A M T A M A A A T A A T A U T
alcohol, isopropyl A M T M A A A U T A A T T U T
alkalis T U A T T M M T T U M T T M U
butyl cellosolve T T T T T T U T T T T T T T T
caustic soda, 10% A M A M A U A A T U U T T A U
caustic soda, 40% A U A T T U M U T U U T T T U
chlorinated solvents T T U T T T T T T M T T U T T
coolants A A A A T A A A A A A A A T T
cyclohexane T U T U U A T A T T A T U U T
detergents A A A M A A A A A A A A M M A
ethanol A M T A A A A A A A A T A U A
ethyl acetate A M T U M A T U T T A T U U T
fruit juices A A A A T A A A A A A T A A A
greases A T A U T A M A A A A A M M A
gylcol antifreeze A A A T A A T A A A A A A T T
hexane A M T M U T T A T T T T T A T
methyl chloride M U T U U T T U T M T T M U T
methyl ethyl ketone A M T U A A U U A M A T U U T
methylene chloride A T T U U T T U T M T T U T T
oil, animal A A A U A A A A A A A A A M A


POLYESTER OVERLAYS
QP, ST TOUCH SCREEN

304 STAINLESS STEEL
QP, ST 4X MEMBRANE
KEY:
SILICONE RUBBER
GASKET B41NES
POLANE PAINT
GASKET QPJ
LEXAN LENS
GASKET HMI
T = Not Tested
KEYPADS
O-RINGS
oil, cutting A A A U T A A A A A A A A U A
oil, diesel A T A U U A A A A A A A A T A
oil, hydraulic A T A T T A A A A A A A A T A
oil, lube A M A T T A A A A A A A A M A
oil, motor A M A T T A A A A A A A A M A
oil, petroleum A M A T T A A A A A A A A M A
oil, silicone A A A A T A A A A A A A A M A
oil, vegetable A A A U U A A A A A A A A M A
salt spray , 5% A A A A A A A A A A A T A A A
soap solution A A A A A A A A A A A T A M A
water A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A
xylene A U T U U A T U T T A T U U T

Product Enclosure Ratings
The following table lists the various TCP operator interface products
and their associated enclosure type ratings. Please note that a product
listed as ‘DESIGNED to enclosure type rating’ means that the
enclosure was designed to meet the requirements of a specified
enclosure rating but never was formally tested by an independent
party to certify its rating. A product listed as ‘TESTED to enclosure
type rating’ means that an independent party has certified the
enclosure rating. The enclosure ratings for any given product are only
valid when correctly mounted in an appropriate control panel.
TYPE 1:
For indoor use primarily to provide a degree of protection against
limited amounts of falling dirt.
TYPE 4:
For indoor or outdoor use primarily to provide a degree of protection
against windblown dust and rain, splashing water, hose-directed
water, and damage from external ice formation.
TYPE 4X:
For indoor or outdoor use primarily to provide a degree of protection
against corrosion, windblown dust and rain, splashing water, hose-
directed water, and damage from external ice formation. Indoor use
only may be stipulated.
TYPE 12:
circulating dust, falling debris, and dripping noncorrosive liquids.
TYPE 13:
dust, spraying of water, oil and noncorrosive liquids.
KEY:
D = DESIGNED to enclosure type rating
T = TESTED to enclosure type rating
TYP TYP TYPE 4X TYPE TYPE

E1 E4 INDOOR 12 13
ONLY
QUICK PANEL D D D note 1 D D
QUICK PANEL JR. D D D note 1 D D
Note 1: only when equipped with optional stainless steel bezel and
4X membrane

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Contents

QUICKPANEL FAMILY ................................................................................................6

Product Identification ..............................................................................................................................................6

Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 1

Communication Setup ........................................................................................................................................... 45

12.1” QUICKPANEL COLOR ............................................................................................................................... 47

10.5” QUICKPANEL COLOR/LCD ...................................................................................................................... 50

QUICKPANEL jr. ................................................................................................................................................... 57

QuickPanel Mini ..................................................................................................................................................... 60

Hand Held QuickPanel.......................................................................................................................................... 76

2 • QUICKPANEL FAMILY Hardware Reference, GFK-2075

Video QuickPanel ...................................................................................................................................................85

NEMA 4X Bezels ....................................................................................................................................................91

Color/EL Panel Adapter ........................................................................................................................................98

Communication Options ........................................................................................................................................99

A-B Remote I/O Module ......................................................................................................................................100

A-B Data Highway Plus Module .........................................................................................................................102

Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 3

DeviceNet Module ................................................................................................................................................ 107

Modbus Plus Adapter Module ............................................................................................................................ 111

Profibus Module................................................................................................................................................... 114

GE Genius Adapter Module ............................................................................................................................... 116

Interbus-S Module ............................................................................................................................................... 119

Keypad Option ..................................................................................................................................................... 122

Maintenance Procedures ..................................................................................................................................... 129

4 • QUICKPANEL FAMILY Hardware Reference, GFK-2075

Exposed Material Chemical Resistance Chart...................................................................................................150

Product Enclosure Ratings ..................................................................................................................................154

Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 5

Optional Module Adapter Modules (contat factory for availability)

6 • QUICKPANEL FAMILY Hardware Reference, GFK-2075

Mounting brackets are packed inside the carton.

Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 7

8 • QUICKPANEL FAMILY Hardware Reference, GFK-2075

Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 9

1. When using 12.1” unit in an environment where the temparature becomes

10 • QUICKPANEL FAMILY Hardware Reference, GFK-2075

A lithium battery’s lifetime is:

When used for backup:

Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 11

12 • QUICKPANEL FAMILY Hardware Reference, GFK-2075

Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 13

Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 15

Note: Use inch-type screws (#4-40UNC) as set screws.

Important: Since pin #9 (RI/VCC) is unprotected, be sure to keep the output

16 • QUICKPANEL FAMILY Hardware Reference, GFK-2075

When connecting a printer, use Digital’s printer cable (PSM-PRCB00).

AUX I/O and Sound Output – Not Supported (contact factory)

Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 17

Input Voltage DC24V +/- 10%

18 • QUICKPANEL FAMILY Hardware Reference, GFK-2075

Max Load Current 50mA/Point

Hardware Reference, GFK-2075 QUICKPANEL FAMILY • 19

OFF – No power input

D: Power Input Terminal Block

E: CF Card Expansion Interface *1

F: Expansion Unit Interface 1 *1

G: Expansion Unit Interface 2

20 • QUICKPANEL FAMILY Hardware Reference, GFK-2075