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IC754VSL06MTD GE 6-Inch Touchscreen Operator Terminal

Product Model: IC754VSL06MTD
Product Brand: GE (General Electric / GE Fanuc)
Product Series: QuickPanel View HMI

Product Features:
• Robust 6-inch monochrome resistive touchscreen for operator control.
• Windows CE-NET operating platform compatible with Proficy Machine Edition.
• Multiple communication ports including Ethernet, RS-232/RS-485, USB.
• Compact, low-power design ideal for space-constrained control panels.

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Product Model: IC754VSL06MTD
Product Brand: GE (General Electric / GE Fanuc)
Product Series: QuickPanel View HMI

Product Features:
• Robust 6-inch monochrome resistive touchscreen for operator control.
• Windows CE-NET operating platform compatible with Proficy Machine Edition.
• Multiple communication ports including Ethernet, RS-232/RS-485, USB.
• Compact, low-power design ideal for space-constrained control panels.

Technical Specifications Table

Specification Detail
Model IC754VSL06MTD
Display Size 6 inches
Display Type Monochrome resistive touchscreen
Resolution 320 × 240 pixels
Processor Intel XScale PXA255 (~300 MHz)
Operating System Windows CE.NET
Memory DRAM 32 MB (approx), Flash storage
Communication Ports Ethernet 10/100, RS-232, RS-485, USB 1.1
Expansion Slot Type II CompactFlash
Input Voltage 12–30 VDC
Power Consumption ~15W max
Operating Temp 0–50°C
Weight ~4.56 kg
Mounting Panel mount
IC752SPL013-BA EX2100
IC754VSL06MTD

Product Role and System Fit Within Automation Architectures

The IC754VSL06MTD functions as a Human-Machine Interface (HMI) within industrial control systems, bridging the logic and sensing capabilities of PLCs with the actionable input and real-time feedback operators require. In practical terms, this module acts as the display and control head for legacy PLC systems — particularly those using GE 90-Series, VersaMax, or early PACSystems architectures.

Compact operator terminals like the IC754VSL06MTD play a dual role: they visually present crucial process variables and allow personnel to execute commands such as start/stop cycles, setpoint changes, or alarm acknowledgements. Their placement matters — mounted directly on machine guard doors or central panels — where touch interaction must be both immediate and intuitive.

It fits naturally into existing industrial Ethernet and serial communications networks, supporting both 10/100 Mbps Ethernet and traditional RS-232/485 links. Such connectivity ensures legacy PLCs without modern Ethernet/IP stacks can still interface with field-level operator interfaces without the need for expensive gateways or network converters.

Another aspect of system fit involves software compatibility. The device runs Windows CE.NET and works with GE’s Proficy Machine Edition configuration environment, allowing automation teams to port existing visualization screens or develop new operator graphics without learning entirely new design tools.