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2200 Series Trackball

2200 Series Trackball

2200 Series Trackball

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document details the specifications and installation instructions for the 2200 Series Panel-mount Trackballs, designed for industrial and hostile public environments. These trackballs offer smooth, responsive, and precise cursor control and are available in vandal-resistant and robust versions.
Specifications:
  • Trackball Size: 38mm panel-mount.
  • Vandal Resistant Version: Features a stainless steel retention ring and a steel ball with a mirror finish, compliant with 10J BS EN 60068-2-75: 1997.
  • Robust Version: Features a phenolic resin ball in black.
  • Sealing: IP65 when stationary, IP54 when rotating.
  • Operating Temperature: -20°C to +60°C.
  • Connectivity: USB or PS2, automatically configured.
  • Electrical: Supply voltage of 5.0V dc ±10%, with a supply current of 15mA maximum.
  • Mechanical: Tracking force of 50g nominal in any direction, ball speed of 250 rpm maximum, and operational life of at least 10 million revolutions.
Installation:
  • Prepare a plate with a hole for a 43.0mm bezel and M3 x 40mm studs on 52.5mm centers.
  • Fit the sealing gasket to the trackball and secure with washers and Nyloc nuts, ensuring a maximum torque of 40Ncm.
  • Connect switches to connector P1, and use a jumper to enable both buttons as left click if required.
Environmental and Material Details:
  • Humidity: 95% Rh max, non-condensing.
  • Materials: Phenolic resin for the robust trackball, surface-treated steel for the vandal-resistant trackball, and PTFE with low friction fill for the seal material.
Accessories: Cables for PS2 and USB connections are available separately, along with trackball units featuring either a black phenolic ball or a coated steel ball.
Additional Notes: The trackball unit automatically selects USB or PS/2 protocols on power-up, and no additional software is required as it works with resident drivers. The document also includes connector pinout details and emphasizes that the TEST input is reserved for factory testing only.
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2200 Series Trackball-1

2200 Series Panel-mount Trackballs Rugged cursor control for industrial and hostile public environments • 38mm panel-mount trackball provides smooth, responsive and precise cursor control • Vandal resistant version features a stainless steel retention ring and a steel ball (mirror finish) (10J BS EN 60068-2-75: 1997) • Robust version features a tough phenolic resin ball (black) • Robust chassis designed to provide secure under-panel fixing for maximum resistance to hard use, abuse and vandalism • On-board encoder automatically configures to provide either USB or PS2 connectivity • Two ‘click keys’ (not supplied) can be connected directly to the on-board encoder • Sealed against the ingress of liquids & dust to IP65 when ball is • USB and PS2 cables for stationary (IP54 when rotating) connection to host system are available separately • Operating temp: -20 oC (dry) to +60 oC Storm Interface products include technology protected by international patents and design registration. A

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2200 Series Trackball-2

These 38mm trackballs provide smooth, accurate and responsive cursor control in wet, dirty or aggressive environments. Each device automatically configures to provide USB or PS2 connectivity. Two selector (click) buttons (not supplied) can be configured to provide either left and right click functions or for both buttons to provide left click functions only. These trackballs can be installed as a flush mounted component in a control panel or equipment housing. Cables enabling connection to either USB or PS2 systems are supplied separately. The trackballs are constructed to ensure maximum resistance...

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