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Mitsubishi E1100 10.4″ TFT HMI Operator Terminal

  • Model: E1100
  • Brand: Mitsubishi Electric / Beijer Electronics
  • Series: E1000 Series HMI
  • Core Function: Human-machine interface / operator terminal
  • Product Type: Industrial HMI Panel
  • Key Specs: 10.4″ TFT, 800×600 resolution, Ethernet + serial ports
  • Condition: New Surplus / Used (verify current stock)
  • ⚠️ Discontinued Model – Limited Stock Available
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Description

3. Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Display Size 10.4 inch
Display Type TFT CCFL
Resolution 800 × 600 pixels
Input Voltage 20–30 V DC
Power Consumption Max. 12 W
Ethernet 1 × 10/100 Base-T (RJ45)
Serial Ports RS-232 + RS-422/RS-485
Operating Temperature 0 to +50 °C
Front Protection IP66
Configuration Software E-Designer
Approvals UL, DNV, IACS, RINA
Mounting Panel mount

4. Product Introduction

The Mitsubishi E1100 (also sold under Beijer Electronics) is a 10.4-inch TFT operator terminal from the E1000 series. It provides a clear graphical interface for monitoring and controlling industrial machinery, PLCs, drives, and process equipment.

The panel features Ethernet and dual serial ports for flexible connectivity, a membrane keypad, and IP66 front protection. Configuration is performed with E-Designer software on a PC. Although the E1000 series has been discontinued, the E1100 remains a common spare for existing installations that require a reliable mid-size HMI.

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5. Troubleshooting Quick Reference

Symptom Possible Cause Relevance to this Part Quick Check Method Recommendation
Blank or dark screen No power or failed backlight ✅ High Measure 24 V DC at power terminals; check fuse Verify supply; replace panel if backlight failed
No communication with PLC Wrong port settings or cable ✅ High Check baud rate, parity, and cable pinout Confirm project settings match PLC
Touch or keys unresponsive Calibration issue or hardware fault ✅ Medium Test in configuration mode; clean front Recalibrate or replace unit
Project will not load Corrupted memory or wrong software version ✅ High Attempt download from E-Designer Reload project; verify memory health
Intermittent freezes Overheating or power instability ✅ Medium Check ambient temperature and supply voltage Improve cooling; stabilize 24 V DC supply
Ethernet link fails Cable or switch issue ❌ Low Test with known-good cable and switch Problem is usually external to the HMI

If the panel fails basic power-up and communication tests, photograph the nameplate, revision labels, and port condition, then contact support with the PLC type and software version.

 

6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Is the E1100 still in production?
A: No. The Mitsubishi/Beijer E1000 series has been discontinued. Available units are new surplus or carefully tested used panels. Stock is limited.

Q: What software is required to program it?
A: E-Designer (the configuration tool for the E1000 series). Projects are created on a PC and transferred to the panel.

Q: Can it replace a newer GOT or other Mitsubishi HMI?
A: Only if the existing project can be converted or rewritten. Communication drivers and screen objects differ from current GOT series panels. Verify compatibility before ordering.

Q: Does it have a touchscreen?
A: The E1100 uses a combination of TFT display and membrane keypad. Some related E1000 models offered touch variants; confirm the exact hardware configuration of your unit.

Q: What PLCs does it support?
A: It communicates with a wide range of PLCs via serial or Ethernet using drivers available in E-Designer, including Mitsubishi, Allen-Bradley, Siemens, and many others.

Q: Why is a surplus unit priced lower than a modern HMI?
A: This is a discontinued model. Pricing reflects secondary-market availability. We functionally test display, keys, communication ports, and memory, and provide our own limited warranty.

Q: What should I check before installing a replacement?
A: Confirm the exact model and revision, power supply (20–30 V DC), communication settings, and that the cut-out matches the panel dimensions. Back up the existing project if possible before removal.