Thanks for the clarification. I just didn't want to destroy the display before getting started. The cutout for the front panel looks like it will be very helpful. The CNC programmer is entering the data now.

No disrespect on the last name......

Thanks Clark. I will take a look at it. For some reason I didn't get an email stating you had responded and I just checked back today. Another question on the same display, the manual states 5V power but when I received the display a sticker was placed across the power/comm header that states: CAUTI...

A "1-Wire" device is digital. This sensor, since it uses a thermistor and is only two wires, is analog. Basically one wire on each end of a resistor that changes value with changes in temperature. You would need to set up a current source through this device then feed the resulting voltage...

I just purchased the above display and now I need to mount it to a front panel. I have the MO version of the mechanical drawing for the display itself but was wondering if there exists a mechanical drawing or template for a panel cutout for this display. The keypad area of the drawing is not detaile...

Is the main difference that the MOS is serial and MOI is I2C?
Thanks.

I couldn't locate the manuals for the MOI series displays. Can you point me to them on the web site?
Thanks.

Great. Sounds like I can use a standard T6963 interface control.
Thanks.

Thanks for the reply. I guess I am still somewhat confused. The MOP-GL24064... only needs the one header. Is there functionality on the 24064 display that takes the place of the CN2 connector on the 240128? I believe they use the same controller IC.

I am interested in using the MOP-GL240128D-BGFW display but notice the data sheet lists two connectors, CN1 and CN2, however the photo of this display only shows one connector. Is CN2 actually used as in interface to the T6963 or does the datasheet include it for another display?
Thanks.