MCS-TSC Touch Screen Controller

The MCS Touch Screen Controller is a Hi-Tech alternative to traditional MCS switch panel solutions to give users direct control over their switch function requirements.

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About the product

The MCS-TSC Touch Screen Controller features a screen which can detect the presence and location of touch on the display area by finger pressure or sense any passive objects including a stylus or even a gloved finger.

Along with the intuitive touch screen there are 4 built-in direct access buttons for all primary functions in the unlikely event of screen failure. Supplied complete with universal ball joint mount.

Due to the flexible nature of the product, Standby UK needs to be involved to create specific firmware required to meet precise end applications. As this is not currently an out of the box solution, please contact our dedicated sales team who will be happy to discuss your requirements.

When the touch screen is initially powered up the most commonly required screen will appear, or if preferred and more appropriate this can be a home screen.

As the operational concept of the Touch Screen Display is based on having a unique screen layout for each application, each layer can be assigned a level of importance (priority).

Typical Applications Include:

Switch Panel Screen – Blue’s and Two’s
Battery Monitoring Screen
Dog Kennel Monitoring Screen
Prisoner Cell Temperature Screen
Walk Test Screen
Locker Check Screen
Pre-Drive Check Screen

Absolute Maximum Ratings

Supply Voltage: 18 Volts DC
Supply Current: 1.5 Amps

The MCS-TSC Touch Screen Controller is normally used in conjunction with the MCS-32, MCS-16 and MCS-8 control units. It can however be formatted for use with other complimentary devices such as the Traffic Commander Programmable Matrix Display and the LSP-204 200W Digital Siren Amplifier.

If this product is of interest we recommend that you contact our sales office on 01543 438800 to discuss your requirements.

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