Installation & Replacement
Prepare a panel replacement with cut-out, depth, power, port and protocol checks, so the new code matches the cabinet before it is ordered.
The screen diagonal, cabinet cut-out and external body dimensions describe different parts of an HMI installation. Find the complete panel code before using a dimension, and keep the matching drawing revision with the cabinet design. The comparison below helps identify the relevant record; it does not replace a mounting drawing or establish machining tolerances that are absent from the applicable documentation.
Read GuideA historical replacement list can identify a candidate panel, but it does not prove current supply or compatibility with a particular machine. Keep the full old code, including its interface suffix, and compare the proposed target against the cabinet, PLC connection and engineering project. The sections below distinguish recorded suggestions, unavailable matches and conflicting entries so that an uncertain mapping is not presented as a confirmed replacement.
Read GuidePrepare a Kinco HMI installation with the dimensioned drawing and electrical requirements for the complete panel code. The cabinet opening, mounting surface, rear connectors and supply must be checked together before fabrication or power connection. Assign the mechanical, wiring and project reviews to the same recorded target. Use the model's instructions for pin assignments and fastening details, then keep a pre-power inspection and first-startup record.
Read GuideA Kinco HMI replacement must preserve the machine functions as well as fit the cabinet. Start with the old rear label, editable project and working connection record. Then check the proposed panel against the opening, supply, connector pinout, software target and PLC driver. Separate an identical-code spare from a different-model upgrade so purchasing can see what stays usable and what needs engineering work.
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