Siemens 6AV7613-0AA12-0BF0 SIMATIC Panel PC 670

Name: Siemens 6AV7613-0AA12-0BF0 SIMATIC Panel PC 670
Brand: Siemens
SKU: 6AV7613-0AA12-0BF0
Price: 2007.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€ 2.007,00

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SKU: 6AV7613-0AA12-0BF0 Category: HMI & Display Brand: Siemens

Description
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The Siemens 6AV7613-0AA12-0BF0 is a Panel PC belonging to the SIMATIC Panel PC 670 series, manufactured by Siemens. It is an industrial panel-mounted PC designed for demanding human-machine interface (HMI) and visualization tasks in automation environments. This unit combines a flat-panel display with an integrated PC platform, providing a compact and robust solution for process visualization and machine control.

The SIMATIC Panel PC 670 (6AV7613-0AA12-0BF0) features a 12-inch TFT display with a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels (SVGA) and 64,000 colors, offering clear visualization of process data. It is equipped with an Intel Celeron processor and runs on a Windows-based operating system, supporting SIMATIC WinCC and other HMI software packages. The unit provides standard PC interfaces including USB, serial (RS-232), parallel, and Ethernet ports, enabling flexible integration into existing automation networks. It is designed for front-panel mounting with an IP65 protection rating on the front face, ensuring resistance to dust and water ingress in industrial environments.

The SIMATIC Panel PC 670 is widely used in the manufacturing, automotive, food and beverage, and chemical processing industries. It is suited for applications requiring a full PC platform at the machine level, such as SCADA visualization, data logging, recipe management, and integration with Siemens SIMATIC S7 PLC systems. Its fanless or low-maintenance design options and robust construction make it appropriate for continuous operation in factory floor environments where reliability and longevity are critical.

Technical Specifications

Display Size	12 inch
Display Type	TFT LCD
Display Resolution	800 x 600 pixels (SVGA)
Display Colors	64,000 colors
Input Voltage	24 V DC
Power Consumption	Approx. 60 W
Communication Interface	Ethernet (RJ45), RS-232, USB, Parallel (LPT)
Operating Temperature	0 °C to +45 °C
Storage Temperature	-20 °C to +60 °C
Relative Humidity	5% to 90% (non-condensing)
IP Rating (Front)	IP65
IP Rating (Rear)	IP20
Mounting	Panel mounting (front flush mount)
Series/Product Family	SIMATIC Panel PC 670
Certifications	CE, UL
Operating System	Windows XP / Windows 2000 (factory configurable)

Common Error Codes and System Events

Event ID: 1000: Application error — an application running on the Panel PC has encountered a fatal error and terminated unexpectedly.
Check the Windows Event Viewer for details on the faulting application. Reinstall or update the affected software. Verify that the WinCC or HMI runtime version is compatible with the operating system.
Event ID: 7026: Boot-start or system-start driver failed to load during Windows startup.
Boot into Safe Mode and check Device Manager for driver conflicts. Reinstall the appropriate driver or restore the system from a known-good backup image.
Event ID: 6008: Unexpected system shutdown — the previous system shutdown was unexpected, indicating a possible power loss or system crash.
Check the 24 V DC supply voltage for stability. Inspect the UPS or power conditioning equipment. Review system logs for preceding errors that may have caused the crash.
BIOS POST Error: The Panel PC fails to complete the Power-On Self-Test (POST), indicating a hardware fault such as failed RAM, missing boot device, or corrupted BIOS.
Check that the CompactFlash card or hard disk is properly seated. Reseat RAM modules if accessible. Restore BIOS defaults or replace the storage medium if the boot device is not detected.
WinCC Runtime Error: SIMATIC WinCC runtime fails to start or terminates with a license or configuration error.
Verify that the WinCC license dongle or software license is present and valid. Check the WinCC project configuration for consistency errors. Reinstall WinCC runtime if the installation is corrupted.
Network Connection Lost: The Ethernet interface loses connection to the PLC or SCADA network, causing communication faults in the HMI application.
Check the Ethernet cable and switch port. Verify IP address configuration in Windows Network Settings. Confirm that the S7 communication driver (PC Adapter or Industrial Ethernet) is correctly configured in the HMI project.
Touchscreen Not Responding: The touchscreen overlay does not register input or is significantly miscalibrated.
Recalibrate the touchscreen using the Siemens touchscreen calibration utility in the Control Panel. If calibration fails, check the internal touchscreen controller connection. Replace the touchscreen overlay if the controller is unresponsive.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the supply voltage for the 6AV7613-0AA12-0BF0?

The SIMATIC Panel PC 670 (6AV7613-0AA12-0BF0) operates on a 24 V DC supply voltage, which is standard for Siemens industrial panel PCs.

What HMI software is compatible with this Panel PC?

The unit is compatible with Siemens SIMATIC WinCC, WinCC flexible, and other PC-based HMI and SCADA software packages that support Windows XP or Windows 2000.

What is the front panel protection rating of this unit?

The front panel of the 6AV7613-0AA12-0BF0 carries an IP65 protection rating, making it resistant to dust and low-pressure water jets, suitable for industrial panel mounting.

Can this Panel PC communicate with Siemens S7 PLCs?

Yes, the Panel PC 670 supports communication with Siemens SIMATIC S7-300 and S7-400 PLCs via Industrial Ethernet or MPI/PROFIBUS using appropriate communication drivers and adapters.

What storage medium does this Panel PC use?

The SIMATIC Panel PC 670 series typically uses a CompactFlash card or an internal hard disk drive as the primary storage medium, depending on the specific configuration ordered.

Troubleshooting

Panel PC does not power on after 24 V DC is applied

Measure the 24 V DC supply voltage at the power input connector to confirm it is within the specified tolerance. Check the internal fuse on the power supply board.

Ensure the 24 V DC supply is stable and within tolerance. Replace the internal fuse if blown. If the power supply board is faulty, replace the internal power supply module or return the unit for repair.

Display is blank but the PC appears to be running (HDD activity, network activity)

Check the display backlight by shining an external light on the screen to see if a faint image is visible. Verify the display cable connection between the motherboard and the LCD panel.

If the backlight is failed, replace the CCFL backlight lamp or the inverter board. If the display cable is loose or damaged, reseat or replace it. If no image is visible at all, the LCD panel or graphics output may require replacement.

Touchscreen input is inaccurate or non-functional

Attempt to recalibrate the touchscreen through the Siemens calibration utility in the Windows Control Panel. Check Device Manager for touchscreen controller driver errors.

Recalibrate the touchscreen. If the controller shows errors in Device Manager, reinstall the touchscreen driver. If the overlay is physically damaged or the controller is unresponsive, replace the touchscreen assembly.

Panel PC freezes or reboots randomly during operation

Check the 24 V DC supply for voltage fluctuations or ripple using an oscilloscope. Monitor the CPU temperature using a system monitoring utility to check for overheating. Review the Windows Event Log for critical errors prior to the freeze.

Stabilize the power supply and add filtering if necessary. Clean any ventilation openings and ensure adequate airflow around the unit. If overheating is confirmed, check the CPU heatsink contact. Replace the CompactFlash card or hard disk if storage errors are logged.

Ethernet communication to PLC or network is lost intermittently

Check the Ethernet cable for damage and verify the switch port link status. Use the Windows Network Diagnostics tool to check the IP configuration and adapter status. Review WinCC or HMI project communication settings.

Replace the Ethernet cable if damaged. Assign a static IP address to avoid DHCP-related connectivity issues. Verify that the correct communication driver is installed and configured. If the onboard Ethernet adapter is faulty, replace the network interface card or the motherboard.

Condition	Repair, Used, Refurbished, New in box (sealed)