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C9900-E845 | BECKHOFF | Extension à bouton-poussoir pour panneaux de commande CP6xxx et CP7xxx et Panel PC avec écran 15 pouces sans clavier (phase de service)

C9900-E845 | BECKHOFF | Extension à bouton-poussoir pour panneaux de commande CP6xxx et CP7xxx et Panel PC avec écran 15 pouces sans clavier (phase de service)

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  • Fabricant : BECKHOFF

  • N° de produit : C9900-E845

  • Pays d'origine :Allemagne

  • Type de produit : Extension à bouton-poussoir pour panneaux de contrôle CP6xxx et CP7xxx et PC panneau avec écran 15 pouces sans clavier (phase de service)

  • Paiement : Virement bancaire, Western Union

  • Poids : 500g

  • Dimensions : drawings with dimensions of the push-button e x tensions as AutoCAD DXF file

  • Port d'expédition : Xiamen

  • Garantie : 12 mois

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Description

For industrial systems requiring dedicated physical operator controls, the Beckhoff C9900-E845 integrates a right-side mounted interface expansion directly into CP6xxx and CP7xxx Control Panels and Panel PCs with 15-inch displays. Engineered for devices without integrated keyboards, this push-button extension bridges physical machine intervention with computerized HMI screens, providing operators with direct, tactile control options. The unit features 16 square, illuminated push-button keys and an integrated emergency stop button, accommodating both software-driven feedback and independent safety circuits.

Features

  • Right-Side Configuration: Optimized form factor for seamless right-side structural mounting on 15-inch panels.
  • Tactile Operator Keys: 16 Siemens Signum square push-button keys (30 x 30 mm) equipped with customizable inserts for unique function labeling.
  • Integrated Status Indicator Lamps: Each of the 16 keys contains an active signal lamp for visual diagnostic feedback.
  • Dedicated Emergency Stop: Includes a highly reliable Siemens Signum emergency stop key designed for immediate, hardwired circuit interruption.
  • Dual-Path Transmission Architecture: Digital transmission of all push-buttons via CP-Link or USB using one normally-open contact, paired with an independent terminal row for secondary direct-wiring capability.

Applications

  • CP6x02 and CP7x02 Control Environments: Direct physical interface expansion for Beckhoff CP6x02-00xx and CP7x02-00xx panel series.
  • Tactile Override Consoles: Applications requiring high-frequency operator commands (such as jog, cycle start, or fault reset) alongside digital visualization.
  • Safety-Integrated Control Stations: Production areas demanding a localized, physical emergency stop hardwired directly to functional safety relays.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Beckhoff Automation GmbH & Co. KG
Part Number / SKU C9900-E845
Compatible Panel Display Size 15-inch (without integrated keyboard)
Compatible Panel Models CP6x02-00xx, CP7x02-00xx series
Physical Mounting Side Right side
Push-Button Type Siemens Signum, square (30 mm x 30 mm)
Push-Button Quantity 16 keys
Emergency Stop Key 1 x Siemens Signum key (directly wireable)
Control Circuit Contacts Path 1: 1 x Normally-Open (NO) via CP-Link or USB
Path 2: 1 x Normally-Open (NO) via internal terminal strip row
Signal Lamp Transmission CP-Link or USB only
Lifecycle Status Service Phase
Shipping Weight (Calculated) 5.0 kg

Connections and Interfaces

Connection / Port Function / Circuit Assignment
CP-Link / USB Bus Connection Transmits State 1 of all 16 push-buttons and powers all active signal lamps.
Internal Terminal Strip (Row) Provides hardwired access to the secondary, independent NO contacts of the 16 buttons.
Emergency Stop Terminals Direct hardwired connection block bypassing the USB/CP-Link bus for physical safety circuit integration.

Empirical Engineering Insights

Alternative Models & Compatibility

The C9900-E845 is designed exclusively for 15-inch diagonal screens within the classic CP6x02 and CP7x02 families. Because this product is currently in its service phase, ensure that physical spacing tolerances and bracket paths on mounting arms match the older panel revisions. Verify that your USB or CP-Link drivers are updated in your system images to ensure continuous transmission of key states.

Application Pitfalls & Engineering Notes

While the 16 standard push-buttons feature a redundant, dual-contact wiring design, the integrated LED signal lamps can only be driven via software commands through CP-Link or USB. This means that if the communication bus drops, the signal lamps will go dark even if the secondary hardwired terminal contacts are physically closed. Design auxiliary HMI screens to handle feedback loops accordingly.

Commissioning & Wiring Tips

When wiring the secondary normally-open contacts directly to terminal rows, use shielded control cables to prevent EMI from nearby high-frequency motor cables or variable frequency drives. Ensure the emergency stop wiring is integrated into a verified safety monitoring relay or safe input slice, and run functional testing to confirm the physical contact opens reliably under load.

Installation Guidelines

CRITICAL WARNING: Prior to commencing mechanical assembly or electrical wiring, completely de-energize the host Panel PC or Control Panel. Ensure all external power supplies connected to the internal terminal strip are isolated to prevent electrical shock or equipment damage from residual voltage feedback.
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Align the push-button extension housing with the pre-drilled right-side mounting points on the 15-inch host Control Panel.

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Secure the mechanical connection using the supplied torque-rated fasteners to maintain the enclosure's integrity against dust and moisture ingress.

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Route the internal CP-Link or USB communication interface cable directly to the host control unit's dedicated board port.

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Terminate the emergency stop and secondary terminal block rows using correct ferruled wires, ensuring all terminal block screws are torqued to factory specifications.

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Can the emergency stop button on the C9900-E845 be controlled via CP-Link or USB?

No. The Siemens Signum emergency stop button is designed to be wired directly to an external safety circuit via dedicated internal terminal rows to ensure functional safety compliance, independent of the digital communication bus.

How do the 16 push-buttons handle redundant contact routing?

Each push-button is configured with a dual-contact path. The first normally-open (NO) contact transmits state data digitally via USB or CP-Link, while the second normally-open contact can be hardwired directly using the on-board terminal strip.

Are the integrated signal lamps powered by the hardwired terminals?

No. The 16 integrated signal lamps are controlled and powered strictly via the digital CP-Link or USB interface connection.

Which specific Beckhoff panels are compatible with the C9900-E845?

This physical push-button extension is designed for Beckhoff CP6x02-00xx and CP7x02-00xx Series Control Panels and Panel PCs equipped with a 15-inch display and no integrated keyboard.

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