BECKHOFF C9900-E507 Push-Button Extension

Description

The BECKHOFF C9900-E507 is a push-button extension designed specifically for use with CP6xxx and CP7xxx Control Panels and Panel PCs featuring a 15-inch display without a keyboard. This operator interface extension mounts directly to the right side of compatible control hardware, providing machine operators with immediate tactile control options for industrial automation tasks.

The unit features 12 square push-button keys equipped with integrated signal lamps and an emergency stop key. Signal transmission for the push-buttons and indicator lamps is handled via CP-Link or USB, while alternate direct-wiring connections are available for system integration requirements. The extension supports individual key labeling to suit specific machine functions and operational layouts.

Features

• Designed for CP6xxx and CP7xxx Control Panels and Panel PCs with a 15-inch display without a keyboard
• Right-side mounting configuration for integrated operator panel setups
• 12 push-button keys with integrated signal lamps (Siemens Signum square, 30 x 30 mm)
• Integrated emergency stop key (Siemens Signum, directly wireable)
• Customizable push-button cap inserts for individual operator labeling
• Dual-connection architecture supporting transmission via CP-Link or USB alongside direct-wire capability

Applications

• Machine tool control and operator workstations
• Industrial automation and production line monitoring systems
• HMI panel integration for manufacturing machinery
• Process visualization and manual override stations

Technical Specifications

Installation Guidelines

1. Ensure the associated control panel and panel PC are completely de-energized before beginning mechanical installation.
2. Verify that the exact model C9900-E507 matches the mechanical dimensions and right-side mounting requirements of your 15-inch CP6xxx or CP7xxx control panel.
3. Attach the push-button extension securely to the right side of the control panel using the designated fastening points.
4. Connect the signal and communication interfaces via CP-Link or USB as required by the control architecture.
5. Terminate any direct-wire emergency stop and secondary contact connections to the internal terminal row according to system safety requirements.
6. Insert custom text labels into the push-button caps for individual function identification.
7. Restore power and perform a complete functional commissioning check of all push-buttons, signal lamps, and the emergency stop circuit before releasing the system to operation.