Rockwell Automation MobileView Original Instructions
Quick Start
Original Instructions
Second Generation MobileView Tethered
Operator Terminal
Catalog Numbers 2711T-B10I1N1, 2711T-T10I1N1-TC
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
Topi c Pag e
MobileView 2711T Terminal Dimensions and Weight 3
MobileView 2711T Terminal Component Description 3
Safety Precautions and Elements 4
The Second Generation MobileView 2711T Te rminal 7
The MobileView IP65 Junction Box 12
Initial Power Up of the Second Generation MobileView 2711T Terminal 29
Shut Down the Second Generation MobileView 2711T Term inal 42
MobileView Mounting Brackets 43
Europea n Communitie s (EC) Direc tive Complia nce 44
Second Generation MobileView Terminal Specifications 45
IP65 Junction Box Specifications 46
MobileView Accessories 48
Additional Resources 49
The following publication provides a brief overview of how to install and operate the second
generation MobileView™ 2711T terminal. For more detailed information on this terminal, refer
to MobileView 2711T Tethered Operator Terminal User Manual, publication 2711T-UM001
which is available online at https://www.rockwellautomation.com/global/literature-library/
overview.page.
,
IMPORTANT This quick start publication must be kept throughout the entire service life of the second
generation MobileView 2711T terminal.
Summary of Changes
This quick start publication contains new and updated information as indicated in the following
table.
Topi c Page
Revised Operating Te mperature in Environmental table. 46
2 Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
352 mm (13.86 in.)
274 mm
(10.79 in.)
108.5 mm
(4.27 in.)
All MobileView 2711T terminals weigh 1550 g (3.42 lb) without options.
8 9
1
23467
5
10 9
MobileView 2711T Terminal Dimensions and Weight
MobileView 2711T Terminal Component Description
Item
Description
1
Membrane keypad with tactile feedback
2
10 inch WXGA (1280 x 800 pixels) TFT color LCD display with analog-resistive
touch screen
3
Illuminated emergency stop (E-stop) push button, twin-circuit, N.C. contacts,
24V DC, 500 mA max
4
Backside membrane keypad with tactile feedback
5
USB port
6
Product nameplate
7
Handle to hold the terminal, to store the connection cable, and to attach to the
mounting bracket
8
3-position, twin circuit, enabling switch for safety system interface
9
Plug for alternate cable outlet not used (meets degree protection IP65)
10
Back cover to access connection compartment
(1) The 2711T-T10I1N1-TC MobileView terminal does not have this feature.
Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021 3
(1)
Standard Option
–•
•–
•–
–•
•–
•–
•–
•–
•–
•–
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
Safety Precautions and Elements
This section covers general safety precautions and important information on the power supply,
illuminated emergency stop (E-stop) switch, and enable switches that are used with the second
generation MobileView 2711T terminal.
General Safety
It is important to follow the instructions in this document in all circumstances. Failure to do so
can result in potential sources of danger or the possible override of safety features that are
integrated in the terminal.
Besides the safety instructions in this document, you must also use safety precautions and
accident prevention measures that are appropriate to the situation.
ATTENTION: Consider or perform the following as part of general safety.
• Verify that interrupted processes can be properly restarted after power failures or power dips.
Do not allow any dangerous operating conditions to occur, even temporarily.
• In situations where faults that occur within the automation system could cause personal injury
or significant damage to machinery and equipment, take extra safety measures to confirm that
the system remains in an acceptable o perating condition.
• When applying functional safety, restrict access to qualified, authorized personnel who are
trained and experienced.
• Verify that unauthorized persons are not allowed to adjust settings or make memory
modifications that can lead to dangerous situations.
• Test the functionality of the illuminated E-stop button and enabling switch at least once every
six months. Verify that the machine or plant operation stops when the button is pushed.
• If the second generation MobileView 2711T terminal and controller do not communicate with a
point-to-point connection, then keypad data could transmit with a delay. An Ethernet switch
that is used between the second generation MobileView 2711T terminal and controller is
recommended for a higher speed connection.
• When a second generation MobileView 2711T terminal has been exposed to shock (for
example, it is dropped on the ground), test to verify that the E-stop button and enabling switch
still function properly.
• The USB port on the backside of the second generation MobileView 2711T terminal is only for
maintenance. Do not operate the terminal while a USB drive is connected to it.
• Risk assessment and risk reduction are important precautionary measures for machine safety.
For more information, see ISO 12100.
Programmable Electronic Systems
ATTENTION: Personnel responsible for the application of safety-related Programmable Electronic
Systems (PES) shall be aware of the safety requirements in the application of the system and shall
be trained in using the system.
4 Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
MobileView 2711T Terminal Operation
See the MobileView 2711T Tethered Operator Terminal User Manual, publication
2711T-UM001, for more handling instructions to avoid terminal malfunctions or damage.
Power Supply
The second generation MobileView 2711T terminal meets the Safety Class III requirements for
electrical shock in accordance with EN 61131-2. See Electrical on page 45 for the DC power
supply requirements for the second generation MobileView 2711T terminal, IP65 junction box,
and 22-pin connection cable.
Supply the junction box and terminal exclusively from power sources with safety extra-low
voltage (SELV) or protected extra-low voltage (PELV) circuit protection according to
EN61131-2.
Specifications of power supply lines in the connection cable are:
2
• Cross section: 26 AWG (0.126 mm
• Material: zinc-coated copper strand
• Line resistance: <136 Ω/km (<219 Ω/mi)
ATTENTION: The 24V DC power supply to the control cabinet or operator panel must have a fuse
that is rated 3.15 A (maximum) and complies with UL 248.
Failure to install a fuse can result in fire from component failure.
)
Enabling Switch
On the second generation MobileView 2711T terminal, the enabling switch consists of a 3position operating element with two independent circuits.
ATTENTION: Only the operator of the enabling device on the second generation MobileView
2711T terminal is allowed in the dangerous area or zone.
The enabling switch is only suitable a s a safety device if the operator of the enabling switch on the
second generation MobileView 2711T terminal recognizes the dangerous situation and reacts in
time to avoid the danger.
Consider reduced speed of movements as a precautionary measure, which can be done through
the risk assessment of machinery.
Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021 5
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
Foreseeable Misuse of Enabling Switch
Foreseeable misuse is when the enabling switch is modified so it stays in the enabling position.
The foreseeable misuse of the enabling switch must be restricted. The following measures are
recommended, which cause the machine to stop in manual mode.
• Inquiry of the enabling switch when you turn on the machine/plant, and inquiry of the
enabling switch when you change the operating mode from automatic to manual (the
enabling switch must not be in the enabling position).
• The enabling switch must be released within a defined time period and pushed into the
enabling position again, with the time length defined by the activity.
Illuminated Emergency Stop (E-stop) Push Button
The illuminated E-stop push button of the second generation MobileView 2711T terminal meets
the requirements of ISO 13850. The push button must be designed as a Category 0 or Category 1
emergency stop
contacts to an appropriate monitoring system must meet the safety level that results from the risk
assessment of the machine. See Risk Assessment of Machinery
The E-stop has two potential-free, normally closed contacts to connect external peripherals, a
nominal operating voltage of 24V (safety low voltage in accordance with EN61131-2), and a
maximum operating current of 500 mA at 24V DC.
by the risk assessment for the machine. The connection of the force-guided
on page 7.
ATTENTION: Illuminated E-stop push buttons that are not fully functional can have fatal
consequences.
Illuminated E-stop push buttons must be effective under all circumstances in all operating modes
of a machine or plant.
• When the illuminated E-stop push button is not wired into an emergency stop circuit, the
second generation MobileView 2711T terminal must be stored where it is not visible to
operators.
• The reset of an activated E-stop push button must not result in the uncontrolled startup of
machines or installations.
• The illuminated E-stop push button does not replace other safety devices or E-stop buttons
mounted directly on machines.
• Test the functionality of the illuminated E-stop push button at least once every six months.
Verify that machine or plant operation stops when the button is pushed.
• When a second generation MobileView 2711T terminal has been exposed to shock (for
example, it is dropped on the ground), test to verify that the E-stop push button still functions
properly.
6 Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
Back Cover
Risk Assessment of Machinery
For the risk assessment for the machinery, use the standards in ISO 12100, ‘Safety of machinery General principles for design - Risk assessment and risk reduction.’
The control system must be designed for the safety level that results from the risk assessment of
ISO 12100.
The Second Generation MobileView 2711T Terminal
This section provides details on the following topics:
• Remove the Back Cover
• Install the Connection Cable to the Second Generation MobileView 2711T terminal
Remove the Back Cover
This section shows how to remove the back cover of the second generation MobileView 2711T
terminal. When the back cover is removed, you have access to the area that contains all
connectors except the USB port.
SHOCK HAZARD: Disconnect all power to the second generation MobileView 2711T terminal
before you remove i ts back cover.
When the back cover is removed, the
electrostatic discharge (ESD).
second generation
MobileView 2711T terminal is sensitive to
1. Place the second generation MobileView 2711T terminal with the display side down on
a stable, flat surface free of debris.
2. Use a Torx T10 screwdriver to remove
the three screws that secure the back
cover.
TIP The ‘Image Applied’ label on
the back cover was part of the
manufacturing process. You can
remove and discard this label.
3. Carefully lift off the back cover and
set it aside.
Figure 1 on page 8
board of the second generation MobileView
2711T terminal with the back cover removed.
shows the main circuit
Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021 7
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
Connection
Cable
SD
™ Card
(1)
Circuit Board
Serial No. Label
Cable Channel
(1 of 2)
Reset
Button
Cable channel that is used is
only for example. Use channel
that is best suited for your
application.
Cable Channel
(2 of 2)
Cable Connector S3 Connects
to PCB Connector ETH
(Communication Interface)
Cable Connector S2 Connects
to PCB Connector S1
(Power and Safety Connection)
The 2711T-T10I1N1-TC MobileView terminal does not have this feature.
Cable Connector S4 Connects
to PCB Connector S2
(Illuminated Push Button Connection)
Figure 1 - Printed Circuit Board (PCB) with Back Cover Removed
IMPORTANT Use the reset button when MobileView 2711T terminal functionality ‘locks up’ and you cannot
restart from the terminal desktop screen.
Install the Connection Cable to the Second Generation MobileView 2711T terminal
A 22-pin connection cable can be attached on the right or left side of the second generation
MobileView 2711T terminal for right- or left-hand operation.
IMPORTANT The second generation MobileView 2711T terminal is shipped with the cable connection port
open for right-hand operation. For more information, see Figure 2 on page 9
Use the following tools to install the 22-pin connection cable:
• 19 mm open-end wrench or spanner
• Torx T10 screwdriver
•8 mm hex key
8 Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021
.
To install the cable, perform the following steps.
Back Cover
Cable connection
with open port
(as factory shipped).
Cable connection
with hex plug
installed.
IMPORTANT The second generation MobileView 2711T terminal is shipped with the above cable-connection
port open for right-hand operation.
When the 22-pin cable is connected to this port, you can hold the terminal with your left arm,
operate the enabling switch with your left hand, and operate the terminal touch screen with your
right hand.
Strain Relief
Connector-cable
Mounting Assembly
Gray Fitting
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
1. Decide on which cable-connection port of the terminal to install the cable; see Fig ure 2
Figure 2 - Cable Connections on MobileView 2711T Terminal
2. If you want left-hand operation, remove the plug with an 8 mm hex key.
Set the plug aside.
3. Remove the back cover as detailed on page
4. If present, unscrew and remove the gray fitting from
assembly.
5. Unscrew the strain relief from the connector-cable mounting assembly to allow the red
cable to slide freely.
7.
the connector-cable mounting
.
Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021 9
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
6. Gently feed the three terminals at the end of the red cable into the chosen cable
connection and up through the cable channel.
IMPORTANT Do not force the cable terminals through the channel. If you encounter resistance,
slowly pull the cable towards you until it moves freely again.
If necessary, slide the connector-cable assembly far ther down the cable to assist
cable feed through the channel.
7. When the three terminals reach the main circuit board, carefully plug each terminal into its
connection. See
Each terminal is keyed and can fit only one way on its corresponding connection.
IMPORTANT Verify that there is a snap sound when you plug each terminal into its corresponding
8. After each terminal is securely connected, reinstall the back cover.
Use a Torx T 10 scre wdriver to reinstall the three cover screws.
9. Install the connector-cable mounting assembly into the cable connection of the second
generation MobileView 2711T terminal.
10. Reinstall the strain relief to the
11. Tighten the strain relief and the
open-end wrench or spanner.
Torque the connector-cable mounting assembly to 1.2 N•m (10.6 lb•in).
12. If you chose left-hand operation, reinstall the plug in the open cable-connection port
with an
8 mm hex key.
Torque the plug to 1.2 N•m (10.6 lb•in).
Figure 1 on page 8
connection, which confirms that the terminal is properly connected.
for where each terminal is connected.
connector-cable mounting assembly.
connector-cable mounting assembly
with the 19 mm
10 Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
50 mm ±2 (2 in. ±0.08)
10 mm ±2 (0.4 in. ±0.08)
60 mm ±3 (2.4 in. ±0.12)
5, 10, or 15 m
(16.4, 32.8, or 49.2 ft)
Connection Cable
S1 (cable connector)
S1 Pins Detail
S2
S2 Detail
S4
S3
40 mm ±3
(1.6 in. ±0.12)
1
11
9
7
5
3
1
12
10
8
6
4
2
3
4
6
7
9
10
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
11
8
5
14
2
The 22-pin MobileView Connection Cable
The 22-pin connection cable connects the second generation MobileView 2711T terminal to an
IP65 junction box. The connection cable is 5, 10, or 15 m (16.4, 32.8, or 49.2 ft.) long. This
cable withstands water, cleaning agents, motor oil, drilling oils, grease, lubricants, and
condensates that contain hydrochloric acid.
MobileView
Term ina l
PCB Connector
S1,
Power a nd S afet y
Connections
ETH,
Communication
Interface
S2,
Illuminated
Push Button
(1) Shielded.
Connection Cable
Connector
No.
S2
S3
S4
—
Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021 11
Connector
Pin No.
1 10 pink 24V DC
29black GND_IN
37brownE-stop, circuit 2 (+)
4 22 white-green E-stop, circuit 2 (-)
5 6 gray E-stop, circuit 1 (+)
6 19 red-blue E-stop, circuit 1 (-)
7 18 green-brown Enabl ing switch, c ircuit 1 (+)
8 20 yellow Enabling switch, circuit 1 (–)
9 8 green Enabling switch, circuit 2 (+)
10 21 gray-pink Enabling switch, circuit 2 (–)
(1)
1
(1)
2
(1)
3
(1)
6
2 11 violet E-stop, illuminated (+)
4 12 white -pink E-stop, illuminated (–)
1 5 white Semi-wireless jumper
3 14 blue Semi-wireless jump er
513white-blueBox ID
S1 Cable
Pin No.
Cable
Wire Color Signal Description
1blue TD+ (transmit)
2 oran ge TD- (transmit)
3white RD+ (receive)
4 red RD- (receive)
15 Li1 Bridge
16 Li1 Bridge
17 — Not used
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
The MobileView IP65 Junction Box
There are two IP65 junction boxes that work with second generation MobileView terminals and
22-pin connection cables. 2711T-JBIP65DC1 is the IP65 junction box with cord grips that
must be wired by the customer. 2711T-JBIP65DM1 is the IP65 junction box with M12 OnMachine™ connections that is factory wired.
This section provides information on the following topics.
Description Page
Mount the IP65 Junction Box Back Plate 12
Temporarily Mount the IP65 Junction Box 15
Wire the 2711T-JBIP65DC1 Junction Box 15
Configure the 2711T-JBIP65DC1 Junction Box 19
Configure the 2711T-JBIP65DM1 Junction Box 21
Mount the IP65 Junction Box to Its Back Plate 22
Connect M12 On-Machine Connectors to the 2711T-JBIP65DM1 Junction Box 22
Connect Power to IP65 Junction Boxes 24
IP65 Junction Box Status Indicator Lights 25
Connect a Second Generation MobileView Terminal to an IP65 Junction Box 28
Connect a Black Bridge Connector to an IP65 Junction Box 28
Connect to an Ethernet Network 28
Mount the IP65 Junction Box Back Plate
IP65 junction boxes are shipped with their back plate removed so you perform certain functions
for each junction box as needed. This section provides information on how to mount the back
plate of either IP65 junction box.
IP65 junction boxes are shipped with Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator
Terminal IP65 Junction Box Mounting Template, publication 2711T-DS004
template or the back plate of the IP65 junction box to drill the mounting holes.
IMPORTANT Consider the following before you mount an IP65 junction box:
• Do not mount near a heat source or where direct sunlight is likely.
• Do not mount where excessive mechanical vibrations, excessive dust, humidity, or strong
magnetic fields are likely.
12 Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021
. Use this mounting
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
221.1 (8.7)
140 (5.51)
132.5
(5.22)
172 (6.77)
40
(1.57)
162.1
(6.38)
Mounting
Holes,
4 x 4.5 (0.18)
All dimensions are in mm (in.)
2711T-JBBKCOVER Back Cover Plate Accessory
This accessory is for rear access to the junction box from inside a control cabinet. This cover plate
provides quick access to configurable components for both junction boxes (see Figure 6 on
page 19), and to reduce cables that might otherwise be directed through cord grips on the
2711T-JBIP65DC1 junction box.
The cover plate is fitted with a seal. To maintain a tight seal and the IP65 rating (when installed
on an IP65-rated control cabinet), install the cover plate on an even surface.
IMPORTANT Any cable fed through the control cabinet wall must be smaller than the hole in the cabinet
wall.
Provide stress relief for the cables on the control cabinet side when you wire an IP65 junction
box with this back cover plate.
Figure 3 - 2711T-JBBKCOVER Back Cover Plate Dimensions
Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021 13
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
132.5 mm
(5.22 in.)
140 mm (5.5 in.)
70 mm
(2.76 in.)
210 mm (8.27 in.)
172 mm (6.77 in.)
160 mm
(6.3 in.)
The following instructions also apply to the back cover plate accessory.
To mount the back plate of an IP65 junction box, perform the following steps.
1. Determine where to mount the junction box.
Use the dimensions in Figure 4
to decide where to locate the junction box in a safe area
that is easily accessible for a terminal operator.
Figure 4 - IP65 Junction Box Dimensions (for 2711T-JBIP65DC1 and 2711T-JBIP65DM1)
2. Use the back plate or the supplied cutout template to mark where to drill the four
mounting holes for the junction box.
IMPORTANT Take precautions so metal cuttings do not enter components already installed in
the control cabinet or in the junction box.
3. With a drill and drill bit, drill the four holes.
TIP Use four M4 bolts with a maximum bolt head diameter of 9 mm, and with
self-locking M4 nuts.
However, the fasteners depend on the material of the mounting surface, such as
the wall of a control cabinet or a machine.
4. Attach the back plate to the mounting surface.
14 Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021
Second Generation MobileView Tethered Operator Terminal
IP65
Junction Box
Longer
Screw
Boss
Longer Screw Boss
Mounted
Back Plate
Temporarily Mount the IP65 Junction Box
Temporarily mount an IP65
junction box to its installed back
plate for the following:
• For hands-free wiring and
subsequent config uring of
2711T-JBIP65DC1, the
IP65 junction box with
cord grips
•For Box ID configuring
and brightness setting of
2711T-JBIP65DM1, the
IP65 junction box with
M12 On-Machine
connections
You can slide the IP65 junction box onto the longer screw bosses of the mounted back plate; no
screws are needed.
Wire the 2711T-JBIP65DC1 Junction Box
To wire the 2711T-JBIP65DC1 junction box, perform the following steps.
SHOCK HAZARD: When the back plate is removed, the circuit board inside the junction box is
sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD).
Use an antistatic wriststrap connected to the work surface, and properly grounded tools and
equipment.
1. See Figure 5 on page 16
to determine the appropriate cable outlets for the wires to be
installed.
2. Remove the cable glands from the cable outlets at the bottom of the junction box that
you plan to use.
3. With a small flat head screwdriver, remove the black plugs from the seal rings that you
plan to use.
Rockwell Automation Publication 2711T-QS002D-EN-P - March 2021 15
Loading...