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Description：

The Honeywell 51196694-350/U1 Integrated Keyboard (IKB) is an operator interface device developed for use with the Honeywell Global User Station (GUS). This version is intended for installation in "Z" type console furniture and incorporates an integrated trackball to provide accurate and convenient cursor control for operator applications.

The unit combines three input devices within a single enclosure: a 109-key full-travel keyboard, two membrane-style function key panels, and a built-in trackball. The membrane keypads offer dedicated control and operation keys for process monitoring and system management tasks, while the full-travel keyboard supports efficient data entry and operator interaction.

Specification：

Frequently asked questions

Q1: What is the Honeywell 51196694-350/U1 IKB Keyboard?

A: The Honeywell 51196694-350/U1 IKB Keyboard is an industrial operator keyboard used for data entry, system control, and operator interaction in Honeywell and process control environments.

Q2: How many keys does the 51196694-350/U1 keyboard have?

A: The 51196694-350/U1 keyboard features 109 keys, providing a full set of alphanumeric, function, navigation, and control keys for industrial applications.

Q3: What power supply is required for the 51196694-350/U1 keyboard?

A: The 51196694-350/U1 operates from a 5 V DC power supply, making it compatible with standard industrial workstation and control system configurations.

Q4: What is the 51196694-350/U1 operating temperature range of the keyboard?

A: The 51196694-350/U1 keyboard is rated for operation from -20°C to +60°C (-4°F to +140°F), allowing reliable performance in demanding industrial environments.

Product Applications

Oil and Gas Plants: Used for monitoring oil refineries, oil production platforms, and oil pipelines.

Large Chemical Plants: Used for centralized control of chemical reactors, batching processes, and procedures.

Coal and Nuclear Power Plants: Deployed in the central control room of the power plant, responsible for monitoring the operation of generator units and auxiliary systems.

Metallurgical and Steel Plants: Used for centralized control operations in high-temperature and harsh environments such as blast furnaces and rolling mills.

Pharmaceutical and Food Processing Plants: Used for highly automated production line formulation and batch control.