51199988-100 Honeywell Compact Operator Mouse Converter
51199988-100 Honeywell Compact Operator Mouse Converter
51199988-100 Honeywell Compact Operator Mouse Converter
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51199988-100 Honeywell Compact Operator Mouse Converter

  • Manufacturer: Honeywell

  • Part Number: 51199988-100

  • Condition:New with Original Package

  • Product Type: Human Machine Interfaces

  • Country of Origin: USA

  • Payment:T/T, Western Union

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

Product Overview

The Honeywell 51199988-100 operates as a ruggedized, industrial-grade Mouse Converter Module built specifically for Honeywell TDC 3000 and related distributed control system (DCS) operator consoles. This specialized interface device translates standard peripheral mouse input signals into high-precision navigation and execution commands compatible with native automation processors. It bridges human-machine interface (HMI) hardware layers, ensuring fast, lag-free cursor movement and tracking accuracy across critical plant monitoring workstations.

We supply this component as 100% brand new and factory original. The unit ships inside its original Honeywell factory-sealed packaging and includes a full 12-month industrial hardware warranty.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Model Number 51199988-100
Product Type Mouse Converter Module
System Compatibility Honeywell TDC 3000 and related DCS platforms
Primary Function Converts peripheral mouse signals for automation systems
Housing Material High-strength heavy-duty aluminum casing
Mounting Profile Compact profile for tight enclosure installations
Operating Temperature 0 to +60 degrees C (32 to 140 degrees F)
Physical Weight 0.5 kg
Condition 100 percent brand new, original factory stock
Dispatch Logistics Shipped via DHL or FedEx within 3 days to 2 weeks
Country of Origin USA

Engineering Advantages

  • Shields Inputs Against High-Frequency Cabin Noise: The rugged aluminum casing blocks high-frequency electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency signals prevalent in industrial environments. This shielding stops signal cross-talk and erratic cursor jumps, maintaining precise tracking during heavy switchgear operation.

  • Maximizes Longevity in Harsh Industrial Environments: The structural aluminum enclosure resists harsh physical wear, continuous vibration, and accidental impacts inside busy control rooms. Unlike plastic alternatives, this chassis maintains dimensional stability and protects internal processing components from degradation.

  • Fits Ultra-Dense Control Console Trays: The slim, space-saving design slips easily behind HMI panels, inside narrow keyboard drawers, or into packed desktop console cavities. This compact configuration allows retrofitting into space-constrained workstations without restructuring neighboring hardware.

  • Eliminates Data Conversion Propagation Lag: Optimized internal signal processing chips convert mouse tracking parameters into native DCS data packets instantly. This low-latency execution ensures that the control graphics engine responds instantly to operator movements, boosting response speed during plant emergencies.

FAQs

  • Does the 51199988-100 require external software driver installation on the TDC 3000 system?

    No. The converter module utilizes embedded hardware translation firmware. Once connected to the designated console port, it interfaces natively with the system processors, bypassing the need for manual OS-level driver integration or software updates.

  • What mounting practices secure the module inside a sliding keyboard drawer?

    Position the compact housing along the rear or side margin of the terminal tray where cabling will not pinch during drawer movement. Fasten the chassis securely or utilize high-bond mounting strips to prevent the module from sliding, ensuring the connecting cables remain stress-free during daily operation.

  • Can this module translate inputs from modern optical and laser mice?

    Yes. The processing hardware translates the standard cursor coordinate data streams generated by industrial pointing devices and heavy-duty optical mice, outputting the exact signal protocol required by the legacy or modern Honeywell station architecture.

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