Pro-face PFXPP170BA10N00N00 — PS5000 Series 15" Modular HMI / Panel PC

Pro-face (Schneider Electric) · PS5000 Series · 15" XGA Touch Panel · No OS

The PFXPP170BA10N00N00 is a modular 15-inch industrial operator panel from the Pro-face / Schneider Electric PS5000 family (now branded under Aveva Wonderware). It pairs a fanless XGA TFT display with analog resistive touch, a black aluminum bezel, and front-side IP65 / IP66 / NEMA 4X protection — built for shop-floor HMIs in factory automation and process control. The unit ships without an operating system, giving system integrators the freedom to load Windows, Linux, or a custom Pro-face runtime once the SSD / HDD and DC power module are installed. KOEED sources PS5000 series spares for legacy line upgrades and active production cells alike.

Key Technical Specifications / Overview

Engineering note: the "No OS" designation in the suffix is intentional — it lets one panel SKU serve plants standardizing on Windows IoT, legacy Windows 7, or a stripped Linux build. Specifiers looking for a drop-in replacement should review the modular options list before ordering.

Application Scenarios / Where It Fits

The PS5000 15" modular panel is a workhorse in factory automation and discrete / process lines. The 15" XGA canvas, resistive touch, and NEMA 4X front make it ideal for gloved operators on shop floors that still expect multi-vendor PLC connectivity. Typical placements include:

• Line-side HMI for SCADA / MES on packaging, bottling, and material handling cells
• Recipe and parameter management on food & beverage, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic batching skids
• Cell-level operator terminals for Allen-Bradley ControlLogix / CompactLogix cells
• Operator panels paired with Siemens SIMATIC S7-300 / S7-1500 PLCs via Modbus TCP or PROFINET gateways
• Machine-builder reference terminals for Mitsubishi MELSEC iQ-R and GOT-integration machines
• Vision-aided inspection cells alongside KEYENCE CV-5000 / XG-8000 cameras where the panel runs both HMI and inspection dashboards
• CNC and robotics cells with Fanuc 0i / 30i controllers and Yaskawa MP controllers
• Energy and water utilities using Schneider Modicon M340 / M580 in SCADA front-ends
• Compact OEM skids that pair with Omron CJ2 / CP1H and Panasonic FP7 controllers

Because the panel ships without an OS, integrators can standardize on a single image across Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Mitsubishi, Omron, Fanuc, Schneider, Yaskawa, Panasonic, and KEYENCE lines — reducing the SKU count a multi-plant maintenance team must keep on the shelf.

Integration & Wiring Notes

The PS5000 base display module exposes a single modular I/O bus to the rear expansion bay. Power, storage, and field-bus interfaces are not built in — you add them as field-replaceable modules. Keep the following wiring rules in mind for a clean install:

• DC power module: feed a regulated 24 VDC source on a dedicated breaker; size conductors for inrush at panel start-up and bond chassis ground at the panel stud, not at the cabinet door.
• Ethernet: use shielded Cat 5e / Cat 6 to the LAN port; for Modbus TCP to Allen-Bradley and Schneider controllers, segment the HMI VLAN from the plant floor to keep SCADA polling predictable.
• RS-232 / RS-485 modules: required for older Mitsubishi MELSEC-A, Omron CP1, and Panasonic FP7 PLCs that lack a native Ethernet port — match baud rate, parity, and stop bits on both ends.
• Storage: install an industrial-grade SSD (preferred) or HDD module before commissioning; the panel will not boot to a runtime without a bootable image.
• Touch calibration: resistive touch is sensitive to bezel torque — re-tighten the mounting clamps evenly to avoid a skewed calibration after the panel is mounted in the cutout.
• Chassis & grounding: use star-ground topology back to a single panel ground bar; the aluminum bezel and rear heatsink must be bonded to the cabinet ground stud, never relied on as the only return path.

Pre-integration checklist: confirm the OS image is licensed for the panel SKU, that any OPC UA / Modbus security certificates are pre-staged, and that the PLC tag database is exported before the panel is powered up the first time. The PLC Hex to Float Converter is handy for sanity-checking Modbus register scaling during the bench test.

Installation & Commissioning Tips

• Cutout & bezel torque: the PS5000 15" display follows the standard Pro-face 396 × 277 mm cutout. Insert the panel with all four corner clamps hand-tight, then torque evenly in a criss-cross pattern to keep the resistive touch sensor flat against the bezel.
• Panel cooling: the fanless design relies on the aluminum chassis for heat dissipation. Maintain at least 50 mm clearance on top, bottom, and rear for convection, especially inside sealed cabinets.
• First-boot image load: install the OS image on the SSD module before final mounting when possible; the rear expansion bay is much easier to access on the bench than inside the cabinet.
• Touch calibration sequence: run a five-point resistive touch calibration at the first power-up, then again after the panel reaches operating temperature, then once more 24 hours after installation to compensate for any bezel settling.
• Field-bus commissioning: for Modbus TCP tie-ins to Yaskawa MP controllers or Fanuc CNC boards, validate register maps with the Modbus CRC Calculator before live polling — a single swapped byte order can take down an entire HMI session.
• Backup & restore: image the SSD once the project is signed off; keep a checksum record on the maintenance server. Most PS5000 field failures are software or storage related, not display hardware.
• Spare module strategy: plants running Siemens, Allen-Bradley, and KEYENCE lines from the same cabinet typically stock one spare DC power module, one spare SSD module, and one spare Ethernet module per cell — those three parts clear the majority of unplanned downtime events.
• Obsolescence handling: when the PS5000 is EOL on a long-running line, the modular architecture simplifies migration to a newer PS5000 or PS6000 display module while keeping the back-of-panel wiring and field I/O intact. See the AI Diagnostic Tool for nameplate-based cross-reference help.

Procurement, Warranty & Lead Time

KOEED supplies the PFXPP170BA10N00N00 and the full PS5000 modular accessory set (DC power modules, SSD / HDD modules, serial expansion, Ethernet expansion) as new surplus, factory-sealed, or tested-refurbished stock. Pricing is quote-based — send your BOM, project name, and target delivery window to Moritta@KOEED.COM and the team will respond within 24 hours on business days. Worldwide shipping is via DHL or FedEx with full tracking and export documentation; most orders ship from the Shenzhen / Hong Kong sourcing base within 3–5 business days after payment clears.

All units pass a pre-shipment function test (display, touch, communication ports, expansion bay) and ship with a 90-day warranty against functional defects. Extended 12-month coverage is available on request for refurbished units. Lead times depend on configuration: display-only stock typically clears in 3–5 business days, while built-up panel PCs (panel + power + storage + OS image) require 7–10 business days for the staging and burn-in cycle.

Questions before you order? Email Moritta@KOEED.COM with your project name, target delivery window, and the full panel / module BOM. Engineers at KOEED will confirm availability, lead time, and the matching DC power, storage, and field-bus modules for a drop-in install.