Displays

Industrial LED message displays quickly and clearly communicate critical status, process, and other machine information. Banner’s portfolio of touch buttons and scrolling displays combine text, color, and indication to enhance productivity and efficiency for numerous applications, providing operator guidance that improves speed, quality, and reduces cost.

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How-to: Advanced Table Functionality

Arrange column order by dragging and dropping the column header left/right with your mouse.

Sort items in a column by ascending values by clicking the table header once. Click a second time to sort by descending order. Click a third time to remove the sorting for that column.

Shift-click additional column headers to sort by multiple attributes. The first column you sort becomes the primary sort, and each Shift-clicked column adds a secondary level of sorting.

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FAQs

Banner Engineering Display solutions support a range of communication options. There are Discrete IO, IO-link, Modbus, Wireless, and Pick-IQ options available to allow for seamless integration. 

Most banner displays operate on a 10-30 V dc supply voltage. There is also 18-30 V dc. Connection types vary between Dual Pigtail QD, Integral QD and Pigtail QD. 

  • Status displays: Show equipment status, counts, measurements, timers, or operator guidance 
  • Programmable Beacons: Combine visual color cues with text status. 
  • Pick-to-Light Devices: Visual job guidance in picking/assembly and inventory systems. 
  • Indicator Buttons: Light status, operator feedback, or small numeric displays with touch/gesture input. 

Banner LED indicators and displays provide visual feedback to the operator. Devices can be used with discrete inputs, using PLCs, HMI, or other control systems. LEDs can be programmed to change colors (green/yellow/red) to show process stages, machine warmup, or emergency stops, and more.

Discrete models can be controlled via a voltage signal, making it better for straightforward applications. Whereas PICK IO and IO link will need a Modbus client or IO link master to command the lights, making it better for advanced applications.