Modern and versatile and very cost effective handheld HMI touch panel with 7'' diagonal screen and 800 * 480 pixel resolution from Kinco. The touch panel offers a versatile range of functions and easy graphical configuration of PLC communication. The touch panel is ideal for machine controls or smaller plant control elements. The HMI can be mounted on a VESA mount for screens (75 mm x 75 mm) for example on a support arm. It is IP62 dust and drip-proof. The serial RS-232 interface and Ethernet can be used to connect PLCs to the HMI. The interfaces are designed as an included 5-meter cable. Optionally, a version with 10-meter cable is available.The signal of the stop button and the yellow button on the back are directly available as an output signal on the cable and are dual-channel. All other function keys can be freely assigned via the programming software.  The HMI is programmed via the free software Kinco DTools. You can find it further down on this page as a download. The software is available in German language. You can connect PLCs, frequency converters and other devices that you want to visualize or control via Ethernet and serial interface. The touch panel offers you a versatile range of functions and simple graphical configuration of PLC communication. The touch panel is ideal for machine controls or smaller plant control elements.  The device supports communication with over 60 different PLC models, including Siemens S7-200, S7-1200/1500, S7-300/400, LOGO!, Modbus RTU/TCP (Master and Slave), Allen Bradley, Thinget, Mitsubishi FX, Beckhoff ADS, BACnet and many others.  Features (excerpt): Various graphical elements for display and operation. Animations Individual graphic elements and images possible. Extensive data logging Recipe management VNC server and client for remote control (e.g. from smartphone or browser) PDF display on the HMI (new) User management and security Alarms and Events Individual language switching for users programmable via text tables. C macros for complex calculations Program and recipe download via USB, USB stick, or Ethernet FTP server to retrieve CSVs and log files. XY graphs with up to 64 characteristics possible, histograms. Generation and display of QR codes. Scheduler for calendar controlled functions. ... If you have any technical questions during testing, feel free to write us at support@spstiger.de. Kinco HMI are now in use at well over 100 of our customers in Germany.We are convinced that Kinco's HMI touch panels also open up a particularly cost-effective way for you, as an automation or machine and plant manufacturer, to provide your customers with modern and versatile operator interfaces.  

Modern and versatile HMI touch panel with 10'' screen diagonal and a resolution of 1,280 * 800 pixels from Kinco. The touch panel offers you a versatile range of functions and easy graphical configuration of PLC communication. The touch panel is ideal for machine control or smaller plant control elements. . The HMI can be mounted on a VESA mount for screens (100 mm x 100 mm).  The RS-485 serial port can be used to connect PLCs to the HMI. A connector for the serial port is included. CAUTION: The device has no network connection (Ethernet). This device is the successor of the F10 and is programmed with Kinco DTools.

A 10.1" industrial panel in portrait format that displays a web page: 800 × 1280 pixels, capacitive multi-touch, narrow bezel, metal housing. The Kinco IWP100 Pro is the small browser variant — mechanically identical to the F2100HE2-PX, but without engineering and without a serial interface. ⚠️ Important before ordering: no COM port, no engineering This is not an HMI in the classic sense. Two things fundamentally separate an IWP panel from a Kinco F2 or G2: No serial interface. No RS-232, no RS-485, no RS-422. Modbus RTU, old drives, scales and counters cannot be connected. Every Kinco F2 has two or three COM ports. No engineering with DToolsPro. There is no project, no screens, no PLC drivers. The device starts a browser and displays whatever a web server delivers — your web visualisation, a cloud dashboard, a Node-RED interface, a controller's web front end. 💡 So the first question is: does the plant need a serial interface? If it does, the IWP series is out. Then an engineerable device is the right choice, for example the Kinco F2100HE2-PX. 🏭 Typical applications Order and status lists: the portrait format shows long lists without scrolling — orders, batches, inspection steps, kanban columns. Narrow installation opening: a narrow bezel and portrait format fit where there is no room for a landscape panel — machine stands, columns, door leaves. Operator information without an industrial PC: work instructions, drawings or inspection plans straight from the MES web portal, with no computer in the cabinet. Acoustic alerts: audio output for confirmation tones and alarms — among the F2 models only the F2100HE2-PX has this. 🖥️ Display and performance 800 × 1280 pixels in portrait format on 10.1 inches — unusual for an industrial panel and exactly right for lists, order overviews and kanban views that scroll vertically. The narrow bezel keeps the cut-out small. Capacitive multi-touch on glass, quad-core with 1 GB RAM. Resolution: 800 × 1280 pixels (portrait, 10:16) Touch: capacitive multi-touch on glass, narrow bezel CPU: quad-core ARM Memory: 1 GB RAM + 8 GB flash Colours: 16.7 million 🔌 Interfaces and connectivity Ethernet: 2 × RJ45 Audio: 1 × audio output — for acoustic alerts Serial interfaces: none USB: 1 × USB host + 1 × USB slave 🔧 Construction and environment Housing: metal, narrow bezel PCB: protective coating (three-proof coating) Power supply: galvanically isolated Weight: 1.4 kg Software: built-in browser, not engineerable 🏷️ Manufacturer and reliability Kinco Automation is an established manufacturer of HMI and drive technology for the global industrial market; Kinco devices are in service at well over 100 spstiger customers in Germany. The IWP series is a new product line (Kinco status "New"). 🔍 What we do not know yet Kinco has not yet published a complete datasheet for the IWP series. We have no reliable manufacturer data on the browser engine, operating system, certificate handling, protection rating, temperature range or panel cut-out. What is listed above is the complete product description from the Kinco price list — the manufacturer currently does not release more. Before starting a project with this device, please ask us. We will obtain the open values directly from Kinco and pass them on in writing rather than estimating them.

A 15.6" industrial panel that displays a web page — with the strongest hardware in the entire Kinco HMI range: octa-core processor, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB flash and a gigabit network port. The Kinco IWP156 Ultra is intended for plants whose visualisation runs in a browser. ⚠️ Important before ordering: no COM port, no engineering This is not an HMI in the classic sense. Two things fundamentally separate an IWP panel from a Kinco F2 or G2: No serial interface. No RS-232, no RS-485, no RS-422. Modbus RTU, old drives, scales and counters cannot be connected. Every Kinco F2 has two or three COM ports. No engineering with DToolsPro. There is no project, no screens, no PLC drivers. The device starts a browser and displays whatever a web server delivers — your web visualisation, a cloud dashboard, a Node-RED interface, a controller's web front end. 💡 So the first question is: does the plant need a serial interface? If it does, the IWP series is out. Then an engineerable device is the right choice, for example the Kinco F2156E2-PX. 🏭 Typical applications Displaying a web visualisation: Grafana, a Node-RED dashboard, a controller's web front end or your own web app — anything a browser can render. Cloud dashboard at the line: KPIs, OEE and order status right at the machine, without an industrial PC sitting in the cabinet for it. Compute-heavy interfaces: octa-core and 4 GB RAM carry many simultaneous charts and live data streams — where a quad-core with 1 GB starts to stutter. Gigabit connection: the only gigabit port in the Kinco panel range that is not paired with a second slow port for network separation. 🖥️ Display and performance 1920 × 1080 pixels on 15.6 inches behind capacitive multi-touch glass. The octa-core processor with 4 GB RAM has roughly four times the memory of an F2 with 1 GB — exactly what a modern browser needs for JavaScript-heavy dashboards, multiple charts and WebSocket connections. 32 GB of flash leaves room for local caches and offline content. Resolution: 1920 × 1080 pixels (Full HD, 16:9) Touch: capacitive multi-touch on glass CPU: octa-core ARM Memory: 4 GB RAM + 32 GB flash Colours: 16.7 million 🔌 Interfaces and connectivity Ethernet LAN0: 1 × gigabit (10/100/1000 Mbit/s), RJ45 Ethernet LAN1: 1 × fast Ethernet (10/100 Mbit/s), RJ45 Serial interfaces: none USB: no manufacturer specification — please ask before ordering if required 🔧 Construction and environment Housing: metal front and back PCB: protective coating (three-proof coating) Power supply: galvanically isolated Weight: 3.0 kg Software: built-in browser, not engineerable 🏷️ Manufacturer and reliability Kinco Automation is an established manufacturer of HMI and drive technology for the global industrial market; Kinco devices are in service at well over 100 spstiger customers in Germany. The IWP series is a new product line (Kinco status "New"). 🔍 What we do not know yet Kinco has not yet published a complete datasheet for the IWP series. We have no reliable manufacturer data on the browser engine, operating system, certificate handling, protection rating, temperature range or panel cut-out. What is listed above is the complete product description from the Kinco price list — the manufacturer currently does not release more. Before starting a project with this device, please ask us. We will obtain the open values directly from Kinco and pass them on in writing rather than estimating them.