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Omron NV3-Series HMIs Offer Touch Screen Visualization

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Tuesday, December 01, 2009

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The NV3-Series cost-efficient HMIs offer 3-color backlighting and 64 x 128 pixel resolution.

Omron Industrial Automation (Schaumburg, IL) has introduced the space-saving NV3-Series cost-efficient HMIs to meet OEM and machine builders' needs for simple device connections to multi-vendor PLCs. They offer:

Fast updates, large information capacity and high visibility.
High resolution QVGA (320 x 240 pixels) touch screen displays.
3-color backlighting and 64 x 128 pixel resolution.
NV-Designer support software for graphic interface development.

For more information visit www.omron247.com

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One Commerce Drive, Ste 200, Schaumburg, IL 60173

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