The eTOP33C is a state-of-the-art HMI device with touchscreen interface and 10.4” TFT color
graphic display. Support for 64K colors in the brilliant TFT display will increase the realism of the
images. The integrated 10/100 Ethernet interface makes connectivity in complex control systems
much more efficient. The VGA resolution makes it the ideal choice for high-end HMI applications.

• 10.4” TFT color display
• VGA (640x480 pixel) resolution
• 64K colors
• Resistive touchscreen
• 10/100 Ethernet interface
• Connection to industrial bus systems (requires
optional plug-in modules)
• Compatible with video input module
• 64 MB internal user memory
The eTOP HMI panels are part of the UniOP family of touchscreen products. All of the eTOP
products support the rich common functionalities of the UniOP operator panels:
• Powerful and intuitive programming with
the UniOP Designer 6 software
• Support of more than 130 communication
drivers for industrial devices
• Integrated Ethernet port for connection to
field devices as well as programming the
HMI from Designer.
• Optional modules for fieldbus systems
(Profibus DP, CANopen, DeviceNet,
Interbus).
• Dual-driver communication capability
• Vector graphic capabilities including the
support of multiple layers and object
transparency.
• Video input option.
• Display dynamic data in numerical, text,
bargraph and graphic image formats
• Data acquisition and trend presentation.
Trend data can be transferred to an host
computer using the Ethernet connection.
• Analog gauge objects
• Recipe data storage. Recipe data can be
transferred to an host computer using the
Ethernet connection.
• Multilanguage applications. The number
of runtime languages is limited only by the
available memory. All text information in
the application can be exported in Unicode
format for easier translation.
• Powerful macro editor to configure
touchscreen operation
• Alarms and historical alarm list. Alarm
and event information can be printed or
transferred to an host computer using the
Ethernet connection.
• Eight level password protection.
• Report printing to serial printer. Reports
are freely configurable using Designer.
• Ethernet-based UniNet network to share
data between UniOP HMIs and to serve
data using UniNet OPC Server.
Technical Data
Display
Type TFT
Resolution VGA, 640x480 pixel
Active display area 218x159 mm (10.4”diagonal)
Colors 64K
Backlight CCFL, 50000 h (note 1)
Brightness 300 cd/m2
typ.
Dimming Yes
Memory
User memory 64 MB internal Flash
User memory
expansion
Optional removable 32/64 MB
SSFDC memory card
Front panel
Touch screen Analog resistive
Function keys 1
System keys -
User LED’s 1
System LED’s 4
Interfaces
PC/Printer port Yes
PLC port RS-232, RS-485, RS-422, 20
mA Current Loop
Ethernet port 10/100 Mbit
Aux port (fieldbus) Yes, with optional modules
DX port (video input) Yes
Serial programming
speed
9600 – 38400 bps
Slot for Local I/O Yes
Functionality
Vector graphics Yes
Dual driver capability Yes
Video input Yes (optional)
Data acquisition and
trends
Yes
Recipe memory 32 KB
UniNet network Client/Server
Alarms 1024
Event list 1024
Password Yes
Hardware RTC Yes, battery backed
Screen saver Yes
Buzzer Yes, audible feedback for
touch screen
Battery 3 V 270 mA Lithium, non
rechargeable, user
replaceable, model CR2430.
Replace with same component
or equivalent compatible with
the operating temperature of
the product.
Ratings
Power supply voltage 24 V DC (18 to 30 V DC)
Current consumption Max 1.2 A at 24 VDC
Fuse Automatic
Weight Approx 2.3 Kg
Environmental
Conditions
Operating temperature 0 to 45 °C
Storage temperature -20 to +70 °C
Operating and storage
humidity
5 – 85 % RH non-condensing
Protection class IP65 (front panel)
Dimensions
Faceplate LxH 287x232 mm (11.30x9.14“)
Cutout AxB 276x221 mm (10.87x8.70“)
Mounting depth (type
0050)
91 mm (3.58”)
Note 1: the lamp lifetime is the typical value for continuous operation at 25ºC.
The product is designed for installation in industrial environments in compliance with the regulations:
Emitted interference EN 61000-6-4, 2001
Noise immunity EN 61000-6-2, 2001