Allen Bradley Panelview 300 – Rockwell Automation
Allen Bradley Panelview 300 and Panelview 300 Micro are Operator interface modules with 3 in. displays and a variety of communication options including DeviceNet Communication, RS-232 Port, DH485, and DF1. These keypad models come in two sizes micro (2711-M3) and standard (2711-K3).
Details
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | PanelView 300 |
| Make | Allen-Bradley |
| Type | Operator Interface |
| Lead Time | Request Quote for Lead Time |
| Quantity in Stock | Request Quote for Quantity in Stock |
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Allen Bradley Panelview 300 – Rockwell Automation
The Allen Bradley PanelView Standard 300 Micro Graphic Terminals have a 3 in. monochrome flat-panel display with a resolution of 128 x 64. The PanelView 300 terminal is only available with 24V DC input power. These terminals support operator input via keypad only. Their small, compact design and easy to use features make them very popular.
Technical Specifications
- Display Options:
- Color
- Monochrome
- Grayscale
- 3 – 10inch display
- Communication Options:
- Point-to-point
- Network
- EtherNet/IP
- Includes screen security and ATA PC memory card
Troubleshooting Your PanelView 300
PanelView 300 Startup Failure
If your PanelView 300 fails to startup properly, always check the power supply first. Ensure the terminal is receiving the correct voltage and that the wiring and connections to the power source are valid. In addition, you should also ensure the DC power positive and negative are attached to the proper terminals.
PanelView 300 Status Indicators
The status indicators are located on the back of your PanelView 300 terminal. The COMM indicator is green and reflects communication. The FAULT indicator is red and reflects hardware faults. Upon startup, the fault indicator should be off and the comm indicator on. If the fault indicator flashes a few times at startup, this is not a concern. However, if both indicators are off you should check the power cable. See the table below to interpret the terminal’s indicator status:
| Indicator | Status | Meaning |
| Comm | On | Normal Operation |
| Off | Fault Present-
Ensure controller is in run mode. Check baud settings of controller/terminal. Check for proper controller connections. |
|
| Blinking | Failed to establish communication | |
| Fault | On | Fault Present –
Restart terminal. If the error persists, the terminal requires servicing. Click here for information about DO Supply’s repair service. |
| Off | Normal Operation | |
| Blinking | No applications loaded/application is corrupt. Reload the application. |
| Indicator | Status | Meaning |
| Comm | On | Normal operation |
| Off | Hardware failure | |
| Blinking | Failed to establish communication | |
| Fault | On | Hardware failure. |
| Off | Normal operation | |
| Blinking | Application not loaded/application is corrupt |
| Indicator | Status | Meaning |
| Comm | On | Normal operation |
| Off | Communication non-functional | |
| Blinking | Failed to establish communication, PLC may be in program mode | |
| Fault | On | Fault Present –
Check baud rate and rack settings. Ensure proper connections from terminal to controller. Verify remote I/O is enabled. |
| Off | Normal Operation | |
| Blinking | Application not loaded/application is corrupt |
