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C9900-E778 | BECKHOFF | Push-button extension for CP6xxx and CP7xxx Control Panels and Panel PCs with 15-inch display without keyboard (service phase)

SKU C9900-E778

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  • Manufacturer: BECKHOFF
  • Product No.: C9900-E778
  • Origin Germany
  • Product Type: Push-button extension
  • Payment: T/T, Western Union
  • Weight: 0.5 kg
  • Shipping port: Xiamen
  • Warranty: 12 months

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Description

The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 is a push-button extension designed for CP6x32-00xx and CP7x32-00xx Control Panels and Panel PCs. It is installed on the right side of compatible operator-panel configurations.

The extension provides 18 Siemens Signum square push-button keys with integrated signal lamps. Each push-button measures 30 x 30 mm. Labels can be inserted into the push-button caps for individual machine-function identification.

Each push-button provides one normally-open contact transmitted through CP-Link or USB. A second normally-open contact is available for direct wiring through a terminal row. The integrated signal lamps are controlled through CP-Link or USB only.

The assembly also includes one directly wireable Siemens Signum emergency stop key. This combination supports operator commands, status indication, and directly wired control functions from the same panel-side extension.

Features

  • Push-button extension for CP6x32-00xx and CP7x32-00xx devices

  • Right-side mounting arrangement

  • 18 Siemens Signum square push-button keys

  • 30 x 30 mm push-button format

  • Integrated signal lamp for each push-button

  • Individual labeling through replaceable push-button cap labels

  • One normally-open contact transmitted through CP-Link or USB

  • Second normally-open contact available through a terminal row

  • Signal lamp communication through CP-Link or USB

  • One directly wireable Siemens Signum emergency stop key

Applications

  • Machine operator stations using CP6xxx or CP7xxx panels

  • Physical machine command functions alongside panel operation

  • Local status indication through illuminated push-buttons

  • Operator interfaces requiring individually labeled control keys

  • Applications combining digital button transmission with direct-wired contacts

  • Machine control stations requiring an emergency stop device

Technical Specifications

General

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer BECKHOFF
Part Number C9900-E778
Product Type Push-button extension
Compatible Models CP6x32-00xx and CP7x32-00xx
Installation Position Right side
Product Status Service phase

Push-Button Configuration

Parameter Specification
Push-button Quantity 18
Push-button Type Siemens Signum square
Push-button Size 30 x 30 mm
Signal Lamps Integrated
Labeling Individual marking through push-button cap labels
Emergency Stop 1 Siemens Signum emergency stop key
Emergency Stop Connection Directly wireable

Communication and Wiring

Parameter Specification
Primary Push-button Contact 1 normally-open contact per push-button
Primary Signal Transmission CP-Link or USB
Secondary Push-button Contact Second normally-open contact
Secondary Contact Connection Direct wiring through terminal row
Signal Lamp Transmission CP-Link or USB only

Connections / Interfaces

Interface Function
CP-Link Transmission of push-button states and signal lamp control
USB Transmission of push-button states and signal lamp control
Terminal row Direct wiring of the second normally-open contact for each push-button
Direct wiring Emergency stop connection

Installation Guidelines

  1. Confirm that the target panel is a CP6x32-00xx or CP7x32-00xx configuration.

  2. Verify that the right-side mounting arrangement matches the required operator-station design.

  3. Inspect the push-button extension, terminal row, and connection interfaces before installation.

  4. Mount the extension according to the applicable Beckhoff panel installation documentation.

  5. Connect CP-Link or USB according to the selected system architecture.

  6. Wire secondary normally-open contacts where direct machine signals are required.

  7. Integrate the emergency stop according to the approved machine safety circuit.

  8. Apply clear labels to identify each machine-control function.

  9. Test push-buttons, signal lamps, direct contacts, and emergency stop operation before commissioning.

Commissioning Recommendations

Verify each push-button individually through the selected CP-Link or USB interface.

Where secondary normally-open contacts are used, test the directly wired circuits independently at the terminal row.

Check all signal lamps through the connected control system and confirm that each indication corresponds to the assigned machine function.

Validate the emergency stop circuit independently before releasing the machine for normal operation.

Replacement Recommendations

Confirm the complete part number C9900-E778 before replacing an existing push-button extension.

Verify compatibility with the exact CP6x32-00xx or CP7x32-00xx panel configuration before procurement.

Record existing push-button labels and wiring assignments before removing the installed extension. This helps preserve operator functions during replacement.

Because the product is in service phase, confirm current availability and replacement planning before scheduling maintenance.

Shipping & Returns

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  • Standard Delivery: 4–6 business days via DHL, FedEx, and UPS.
  • Express Dispatch: Same-day dispatch for in-stock orders placed before 2:00 PM (GMT+8).
  • Worldwide Coverage: Serving over 150 countries.

Returns & Warranty

  • 30-Day Guarantee: Returns accepted for in-stock products in original, factory-sealed packaging.
  • 12-Month Warranty: Every industrial component is backed by our technical warranty.
FAQ
What is the BECKHOFF C9900-E778 used for?
The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 adds 18 illuminated physical push-buttons and an emergency stop to compatible CP6x32-00xx and CP7x32-00xx operator panels. It provides machine-command, indication, and direct-wiring functions.
Which panels are compatible with the BECKHOFF C9900-E778?
The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 is specified for CP6x32-00xx and CP7x32-00xx Control Panels and Panel PCs. The extension installs on the right side of the compatible panel configuration.
How are C9900-E778 push-button signals transmitted?
The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 transmits one normally-open contact from each push-button through CP-Link or USB. A second normally-open contact is also available for direct wiring through a terminal row.
How are the C9900-E778 signal lamps controlled?
The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 transmits all push-button signal lamp control through CP-Link or USB only. The terminal row is used for the additional directly wireable push-button contacts.
Does the BECKHOFF C9900-E778 include an emergency stop?
The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 includes one Siemens Signum emergency stop key. The emergency stop is directly wireable and should be integrated into the machine's approved safety circuit.
What should be checked before replacing a C9900-E778?
The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 replacement should match the exact CP6x32-00xx or CP7x32-00xx configuration. Existing labels, direct wiring, communication connections, and emergency-stop integration should be documented before removal.
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C9900-E778 | BECKHOFF | Push-button extension for CP6xxx and CP7xxx Control Panels and Panel PCs with 15-inch display without keyboard (service phase)

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  • Manufacturer: BECKHOFF

  • Product No.: C9900-E778

  • Country of origin:Germany

  • Product Type: Push-button extension

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 500g

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

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Description

The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 is a push-button extension designed for CP6x32-00xx and CP7x32-00xx Control Panels and Panel PCs. It is installed on the right side of compatible operator-panel configurations.

The extension provides 18 Siemens Signum square push-button keys with integrated signal lamps. Each push-button measures 30 x 30 mm. Labels can be inserted into the push-button caps for individual machine-function identification.

Each push-button provides one normally-open contact transmitted through CP-Link or USB. A second normally-open contact is available for direct wiring through a terminal row. The integrated signal lamps are controlled through CP-Link or USB only.

The assembly also includes one directly wireable Siemens Signum emergency stop key. This combination supports operator commands, status indication, and directly wired control functions from the same panel-side extension.

Features

  • Push-button extension for CP6x32-00xx and CP7x32-00xx devices

  • Right-side mounting arrangement

  • 18 Siemens Signum square push-button keys

  • 30 x 30 mm push-button format

  • Integrated signal lamp for each push-button

  • Individual labeling through replaceable push-button cap labels

  • One normally-open contact transmitted through CP-Link or USB

  • Second normally-open contact available through a terminal row

  • Signal lamp communication through CP-Link or USB

  • One directly wireable Siemens Signum emergency stop key

Applications

  • Machine operator stations using CP6xxx or CP7xxx panels

  • Physical machine command functions alongside panel operation

  • Local status indication through illuminated push-buttons

  • Operator interfaces requiring individually labeled control keys

  • Applications combining digital button transmission with direct-wired contacts

  • Machine control stations requiring an emergency stop device

Technical Specifications

General

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer BECKHOFF
Part Number C9900-E778
Product Type Push-button extension
Compatible Models CP6x32-00xx and CP7x32-00xx
Installation Position Right side
Product Status Service phase

Push-Button Configuration

Parameter Specification
Push-button Quantity 18
Push-button Type Siemens Signum square
Push-button Size 30 x 30 mm
Signal Lamps Integrated
Labeling Individual marking through push-button cap labels
Emergency Stop 1 Siemens Signum emergency stop key
Emergency Stop Connection Directly wireable

Communication and Wiring

Parameter Specification
Primary Push-button Contact 1 normally-open contact per push-button
Primary Signal Transmission CP-Link or USB
Secondary Push-button Contact Second normally-open contact
Secondary Contact Connection Direct wiring through terminal row
Signal Lamp Transmission CP-Link or USB only

Connections / Interfaces

Interface Function
CP-Link Transmission of push-button states and signal lamp control
USB Transmission of push-button states and signal lamp control
Terminal row Direct wiring of the second normally-open contact for each push-button
Direct wiring Emergency stop connection

Installation Guidelines

  1. Confirm that the target panel is a CP6x32-00xx or CP7x32-00xx configuration.

  2. Verify that the right-side mounting arrangement matches the required operator-station design.

  3. Inspect the push-button extension, terminal row, and connection interfaces before installation.

  4. Mount the extension according to the applicable Beckhoff panel installation documentation.

  5. Connect CP-Link or USB according to the selected system architecture.

  6. Wire secondary normally-open contacts where direct machine signals are required.

  7. Integrate the emergency stop according to the approved machine safety circuit.

  8. Apply clear labels to identify each machine-control function.

  9. Test push-buttons, signal lamps, direct contacts, and emergency stop operation before commissioning.

Commissioning Recommendations

Verify each push-button individually through the selected CP-Link or USB interface.

Where secondary normally-open contacts are used, test the directly wired circuits independently at the terminal row.

Check all signal lamps through the connected control system and confirm that each indication corresponds to the assigned machine function.

Validate the emergency stop circuit independently before releasing the machine for normal operation.

Replacement Recommendations

Confirm the complete part number C9900-E778 before replacing an existing push-button extension.

Verify compatibility with the exact CP6x32-00xx or CP7x32-00xx panel configuration before procurement.

Record existing push-button labels and wiring assignments before removing the installed extension. This helps preserve operator functions during replacement.

Because the product is in service phase, confirm current availability and replacement planning before scheduling maintenance.

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What is the BECKHOFF C9900-E778 used for?

The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 adds 18 illuminated physical push-buttons and an emergency stop to compatible CP6x32-00xx and CP7x32-00xx operator panels. It provides machine-command, indication, and direct-wiring functions.

Which panels are compatible with the BECKHOFF C9900-E778?

The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 is specified for CP6x32-00xx and CP7x32-00xx Control Panels and Panel PCs. The extension installs on the right side of the compatible panel configuration.

How are C9900-E778 push-button signals transmitted?

The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 transmits one normally-open contact from each push-button through CP-Link or USB. A second normally-open contact is also available for direct wiring through a terminal row.

How are the C9900-E778 signal lamps controlled?

The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 transmits all push-button signal lamp control through CP-Link or USB only. The terminal row is used for the additional directly wireable push-button contacts.

Does the BECKHOFF C9900-E778 include an emergency stop?

The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 includes one Siemens Signum emergency stop key. The emergency stop is directly wireable and should be integrated into the machine's approved safety circuit.

What should be checked before replacing a C9900-E778?

The BECKHOFF C9900-E778 replacement should match the exact CP6x32-00xx or CP7x32-00xx configuration. Existing labels, direct wiring, communication connections, and emergency-stop integration should be documented before removal.

Global Express Shipping

  • Standard Delivery: 4-6 Business Days via DHL, FedEx, and UPS.
  • Express Dispatch: Same-day dispatch for in-stock orders placed before 2:00 PM (GMT+8).
  • Worldwide Coverage: Serving over 150 countries, including rapid delivery to Saudi Arabia and UAE.

Returns & Warranty

  • 30-Day Guarantee: Returns accepted for in-stock products in original, factory-sealed packaging.
  • 12-Month Warranty: Every industrial component is backed by our professional technical warranty.

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Country of origin
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