The HMIPUH6D0701 is a 12-inch panel PC from the Schneider Electric Harmony iPC range, built around an Intel Core i3 3rd generation processor (827E, 1.5 MB cache) and an Intel BD82HM76 chipset. It ships with 2 GB of DDR3 RAM, expandable to 16 GB, and runs Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate. The display is an active-matrix colour TFT LCD with LED backlight, 1024 x 768 pixel XGA resolution, and 16 million colours, driven by Intel HD Graphics 3000. Storage is a 500 GB enterprise hard disk. The touch interface is analogue resistive, which means it responds to gloved-hand or stylus input — useful on a factory floor where operators wear PPE. Luminance is rated at 375 cd/m², bright enough for a panel-mounted display in typical indoor industrial lighting. The enclosure is die-cast aluminium with an aluminium-alloy bezel, and the unit mounts to the enclosure door using the supplied fixing kit. Cut-out dimensions are 301.5 (+1/-0) mm wide by 227.5 (+1/-0) mm high, with panel thickness from 1.6 to 9 mm. Overall dimensions are 313 mm wide, 239 mm high, and 60 mm deep.
This is an indoor panel PC for machine-level HMI and light supervisory control. It includes a Gigabit Ethernet port (10BASE-T/100BASE-T/1000BASE-T) for connection to a plant network or PLC. The Vijeo Designer run-time demo is pre-loaded for software evaluation. The unit is fan-cooled, so ensure the enclosure cut-out allows adequate airflow around the rear of the panel. Pollution degree 2 per EN/IEC 61131-2 covers typical factory environments with non-conductive contamination. Shock resistance is 15 gn at 11 ms (IEC 60068-2-27), and vibration resistance covers multiple frequency ranges — suitable for installation on a machine frame, not just a clean control-room desk. Power consumption is 130 W, with an inrush current of 7 A. The local signalling includes a multi-colour LED for power, a link-status LED, a RUN LED (orange), and a DISK-access LED, plus a buzzer. The operating system is Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate — if your plant standard has moved to Windows 10, factor in a re-image or check with Schneider for a later OS option.