PRO-FACE PS4700-V1-CD-D-4G-W732-SSD-WGP Industrial Panel PC

Description

Product Introduction & Engineering Value

The hardest part of replacing an industrial PC is rarely mounting the hardware. The real challenge is preserving the software environment that production equipment depends on.

The PRO-FACE PS4700-V1-CD-D-4G-W732-SSD-WGP was configured for industrial applications requiring Windows-based HMI software, SCADA packages, machine monitoring tools, and custom automation applications. With its 15-inch XGA touchscreen, Core2 Duo processor, SSD storage, and Windows 7 platform, it fits legacy automation systems where software continuity is critical.

This is a configured PS4700 unit rather than a generic computer. The part number identifies important hardware selections, including display size, CPU type, memory, operating system, and storage configuration. Correct identification is essential during replacement planning.

 

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Manufacturer	PRO-FACE
Series	PS4700
Model Configuration	PS4700-V1-CD-D-4G-W732-SSD-WGP
Product Type	Industrial Panel Computer
Display Size	15 inch
Display Type	TFT Active Matrix LCD
Display Resolution	1024 × 768 pixels (XGA)
Display Colors	16 million colors
Touch Panel Type	Analog resistive film
Touch Resolution	4096 × 4096
CPU	Intel Core2 Duo P8400 2.26GHz
Chipset	Intel GM45
Graphics Controller	Intel GMA 4500MHD
Main Memory	4GB DDR3 SDRAM
Storage	SSD
Operating System	Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
Power Input	DC24V
Expansion Slots	1 PCI slot
Serial Interface	RS-232C ×2
Ethernet	10/100/1000 Mbps LAN ×2
USB Interface	USB 2.0 ports
Video Output	DVI-I
CompactFlash Slot	Available
Mounting	Panel mount
Front Protection	Industrial panel front protection

The PS4700 family supports 15-inch XGA displays, Core2 Duo P8400 processors, DDR3 memory options, Windows XP/Windows 7 environments, SSD or HDD storage, resistive touch panels, and industrial communication interfaces.

 

Field Application & the “Trench” Experience

A machine builder operating a high-speed inspection system faced a familiar problem. The PLC controller was stable, but the industrial computer running the inspection interface began showing SSD failures and unexpected Windows shutdowns.

The maintenance team identified the original computer:

PRO-FACE PS4700-V1-CD-D-4G-W732-SSD-WGP

The replacement review included:

1. Confirming the Windows 7 image.
2. Checking the inspection software license.
3. Verifying camera interface drivers.
4. Confirming PLC communication settings.
5. Testing touchscreen calibration.

The team avoided a complete machine redesign. The PLC, field devices, and operator workflow remained unchanged.

Typical applications:

• Machine vision inspection stations
• Packaging line control terminals
• Semiconductor manufacturing equipment interfaces
• Production data collection stations
• Legacy SCADA operator panels

Transparency SOP: QA & Testing

Industrial panel computers require system-level validation.

Inspection Workflow

Hardware Identification

• Confirm:
  • PRO-FACE label
  • model family
  • CPU configuration
  • Memory capacity
  • Storage type

Display and Touch Test

Verify:

• XGA image output
• LCD brightness
• Touch calibration
• Full-screen response
• Pixel condition

Computer Function Test

Perform:

• BIOS startup check
• Windows 7 boot verification
• SSD health check
• Memory diagnostics

Industrial Interface Test

Check:

• Ethernet communication
• Serial communication
• USB ports
• DVI output
• Expansion slot operation

Extended Runtime Test

Monitor:

• Startup stability
• Temperature behavior
• Application launch
• Touch response consistency

A tested industrial PC should demonstrate operational stability, not only cosmetic condition.

 

The Veteran’s Tech Trap Guide

⚠️ Do not replace the with a standard office PC.

Industrial applications often depend on:

• Resistive touchscreen drivers
• Legacy communication drivers
• Industrial expansion cards
• Fixed Windows environments

A normal PC may run Windows but still fail machine integration.

⚠️ PRO TIP: Protect the SSD image before replacement.

The operating system is only part of the system. The SSD may contain:

• HMI runtime software
• Machine configuration files
• Database files
• Custom drivers
• License information

⚠️ Check expansion hardware before ordering.

The family supports PCI expansion configurations. Existing communication cards or specialty hardware may not transfer directly to another computer platform.

⚠️ Verify DC24V wiring carefully.

The -V1-CD-D configuration uses DC power input. Replacing it with an AC-powered industrial PC requires electrical review.

 

Dynamic FAQ

Q1. What is PRO-FACE -V1-CD-D-4G-W732-SSD-WGP?

It is a PRO-FACE Series industrial panel computer configured with a 15-inch touchscreen display, Intel Core2 Duo processor, Windows 7 32-bit operating system, 4GB memory, and SSD storage.

Q2. What processor does this configuration use?

This configuration uses:

Intel Core2 Duo P8400, 2.26GHz

with Intel GM45 chipset architecture.

Q3. What display does -V1-CD-D-4G-W732-SSD-WGP use?

The unit uses:

• 15-inch TFT color LCD
• 1024 × 768 XGA resolution
• Analog resistive touchscreen

Q4. What operating system is installed?

This configuration includes:

Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit

The family also supported other legacy Windows platforms depending on configuration.

Q5. Is -V1-CD-D-4G-W732-SSD-WGP still manufactured?

The series has reached end-of-sale status. PRO-FACE lists models as discontinued, with replacement planning generally moving toward newer industrial PC platforms.

Q6. Can this unit replace another ?

Only after confirming:

• CPU configuration
• Memory size
• Storage type
• OS version
• Expansion slot requirements
• Power supply type

configurations vary significantly.

Q7. Is New Surplus available?

Availability depends on industrial spare inventory. Because these are configured industrial PCs, new surplus and refurbished sources should verify the complete model code.

Q8. What should buyers request before purchase?

Recommended verification:

• Actual unit photos
• Model label confirmation
• SSD condition report
• Windows activation information
• Touchscreen test results
• Power-on video
• Warranty terms

For legacy industrial computers, matching the exact configuration is the safest path to minimizing commissioning downtime.