| Product Attribute | Attribute Value | Search |
|---|---|---|
| Backlighting | Backlight | |
| Communication | RS232, RS232, RS422, RS485 | |
| Current Consumption | 0.7 A | |
| Current Rating | 700 mA | |
| Depth | 1.26' (32mm) | |
| Dimensions | 118.4 x 92.4 x 32 mm | |
| Display Colors | Color | |
| Display Resolution | 480 x 272 Pixels | |
| Display Size | 4 Inch Display | |
| For Use With | PLC | |
| HMI Type | Touch Screen HMI | |
| Length | 4.661' (118.4mm) | |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | 45 C | |
| Memory | 2 Mb Flash | |
| Minimum Operating Temperature | 0 C | |
| Mounting Type | Chassis Mount | |
| Number of Ports | 4 Port | |
| Port Style | RS232, RS232, RS422, RS485 | |
| Primary Type | Operator Interface | |
| Resolution | 480 × 272 Pixel TFT | |
| Resolution, Display | 480 × 272 | |
| Series | G3 04K HMI Series | |
| Size | 4 In. Color TFT | |
| Special Features | 32 Button Keypad , User Identifiable Keys | |
| Standards | CE Approved, cULus Listed | |
| Supply Voltage | 12-28VDC | |
| Technology | TFT LCD Display | |
| Temperature Operating Range | 0 to 45 C | |
| Type | Color Graphic | |
| Voltage Rating | 12 to 28 VDC | |
| Width | 3.638' (92.4mm) |
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Overview
The 4.3-inch G3 Kadet was designed for applications in which available mounting space is at a premium. Though diminutive in size, the Kadet boasts a bright TFT display with full 256-color support. With a resolution of 480 x 272, the Kadet's 4.3-inch display has a higher resolution and better image clarity than most 6-inch HMIs. The G3 Kadet offers two high-speed serial ports in the form of one RS-232 and one RS-232/422/485 ports. This allows the Kadet to simultaneously communicate with devices from different manufacturers, as well as to perform protocol conversion. The G3 Kadet range of HMIs is programmed with Red Lion's free Crimson 2.0 software. Crimson 2.0 offers easy to use drag and drop communications configuration, while the embedded image library allows the programmer to create intuitive screens and prompts for the operator.
