Emerson RXi Web Panel

Minimalist processor, able to be used with multiple operating systems to connect to any HMI.

Features

  • Dual Core 1.0 GHz iMX6 Freescale processor
  • 2GB of DDR3 RAM and 4GB of Flash memory
  • -4 to 149°F (-20 to 65°C) operating temperature
  • 7 to 24in screens in a widescreen format
  • 7 to 15in outdoor sunlight-readable screens
  • IP66 rated screens
  • UL and cUL 62368, UL and cUL 61010, IECEE CB Scheme
  • UL TYPE 4 & 4X, IP66 (ANSI/IEC 60529)
  • CE (EN 62368, EN 61000-6-4, 61000-6-2)
  • FCC Part 15 Class A
  • RoHS

The Emerson RXi Web Panel series ranges from 7 to 24in screens in a widescreen format with 7 to 15in available with both indoor and outdoor sunlight-readable screens. You can easily swap an indoor screen for an outdoor screen, change screen sizes, or simply replace a damaged screen, while utilizing the same computing unit.

The Emerson RXi Web Panel was developed to provide users with easy access to web hosted applications while maintaining the capabilities that come with an industrialized panel. Since the majority of the computing is expected to be done on the server side, the Web Panel comes with a minimalist computing unit housing a Dual Core 1.0 GHz iMX6 Freescale processor, 2GB of DDR3 RAM and 4GB of Flash memory. The standard Linux Yocto OS, QT Webkit, and Chromium and Firefox Web browsers ensure that the RXi Web Panel is ready to connect you to your web hosted HMI of choice.

The RXi – Web Panel's projected capacitive, high resolution, ten-point multitouch screens can be used while wearing personal protective equipment, such as gloves. The optically bonded screens feature UV protection which reduces reflections and glare, providing operators with vivid, clear images for more complete and enhanced picture.

With high environmental ratings, the RXi – Web Panel operates effectively in temperatures as high as 65°C and as low as -20°C. Indoors or outdoors, the Web Panel series meets rigorous certifications with IP66 rated screens that protect against dust, moisture, and direct water jets.