01
Industrial automation
Define a display interface for machinery, control equipment or line-side operation.
- Panel size
- Touch method
- Mounting
- Power
Start with the environment. Define the display around it.
The same display format can serve very different equipment. Installation, viewing, interaction, connection and mechanical requirements determine the useful configuration.
Six application starting points.
Each scene identifies the requirements to define first and routes to relevant product families without claiming that one pictured item is the exact solution.
02
Self-service equipment
Plan the viewing, interaction and installation requirements for a kiosk or service terminal.
- Touch method
- Viewing angle
- Interface
- Mechanical opening
03
Commercial display
Match the display format and content system to an information or signage installation.
- Aspect ratio
- Resolution
- Brightness
- Content platform
04
Test and measurement
Choose a readable interface for instruments, diagnostic equipment and engineering benches.
- Panel size
- Resolution
- Signal interface
- Enclosure format
05
Mobile work
Define a portable secondary display around the host device, power path and working environment.
- Panel size
- Resolution
- USB-C capability
- Stand or mounting
06
OEM integration
Start with the enclosure, electrical connection and service requirements of customer-designed equipment.
- Active area
- Interface
- Mounting
- Mechanical format
Project brief
Describe the requirement before selecting the configuration.
Include the application environment, available space, target panel size, resolution, touch method, signal interface, mounting format, power path, quantity and target timing.
- 01Operating environment
- 02Mechanical space
- 03Display and interaction
- 04Connection and power
- 05Quantity and timing
Turn the application into a usable enquiry.
Send the project context and required specifications so the relevant display family can be reviewed.