communication of allen bradley PLC with SAMSUNG LCD tv

[sub_181074]

any body can help me how to communicate LCD tv With allen bradly PLC. LCd will Act As HMI.

 

[Paullys50]

The same way you would any other computer monitor???

You'll need a computer running the HMI application which is communicating to the PLC. Run a DVI cable to the TV just as if it were a monitor? (assuming you are using a TV with a DVI connection)

I'm really confused as to what the complication is?

 

[LadderLogic]

Now, talk about thinking outside of the box...

 

[Tripper]

Now, talk about thinking outside of the box...

not really, have an Advantech touchpanel on wall at home acting as a jukebox and doing lights/pool.
(and kids like using it for drawing pictures on paintbrush)

 

[Alan Case]

A factory near where I live has 60" LCDs on the wall running as ME Stations for production data.
Regards Alan Case

 

[JesperMP]

I would have used widescreen TV monitors in a couple of cases, if only WinCC Flexible had supported the wide-screen formats.
You might want to check-up on that your HMI or SCADA do support wide-screen.

 

[surferb]

I've seen some nice setups that do this. FactoryPMI doesn't have issues with unusual resolutions. A few tips:

1. Favor LCD over plasma in general
2. Use DVI or HDMI (adapters or cables convert between the 2), not DB15/VGA if possible
3. "extenders" can push the signal over Cat 5/6 cable. This is NOT typically Ethernet - ie, don't use a switch/hub, just the cable.

I would have used widescreen TV monitors in a couple of cases, if only WinCC Flexible had supported the wide-screen formats.
You might want to check-up on that your HMI or SCADA do support wide-screen.