The IC760CSW12CDA is a 12-inch widescreen HMI in Emerson's RXi HMI series — a dedicated industrial visualization platform that sits between the ARM-based IC757C Web Panel and the general-purpose IC758C Panel PC. Running Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC with Movicon WebHMI software and native OPC UA and MQTT protocol support, it is purpose-built for IIoT-connected operator stations: publishing real-time production data to cloud platforms, consuming data from multiple OPC UA servers, and displaying HTML5-based dashboards — all from a single, IP66-sealed device.

How does the IC760C HMI differ from the IC758C Panel PC?

Both run Windows 10 IoT on AMD Embedded G-Series processors with the same mechanical platform, certifications, and environmental ratings. The difference is in their software role. The IC758C is a general-purpose industrial PC — install any Windows software: SCADA runtime, programming IDE, databases, custom applications. The IC760C is an HMI appliance: it comes pre-loaded with Movicon WebHMI, a visualization platform with built-in OPC UA client/server, MQTT publisher/subscriber, web-based dashboard generation, and analytics tools. For a pure visualization station that needs to connect to multiple data sources and publish to cloud systems, the IC760C provides that capability out of the box without the software integration effort of a general-purpose PC. For applications needing custom software or serving as both HMI and engineering workstation, the IC758C remains the right choice.

What IIoT capabilities does the IC760C bring?

OPC UA and MQTT are native to the Movicon WebHMI platform — not bolt-on services. The HMI can simultaneously serve as an OPC UA client (consuming data from PLCs and controllers), an OPC UA server (exposing selected tags to upstream systems), and an MQTT publisher (pushing production KPIs, alarms, and events to cloud brokers like AWS IoT, Azure IoT Hub, or on-premise MQTT brokers). This makes the IC760C a natural fit for Industry 4.0 architectures where operational technology (OT) data must flow to information technology (IT) systems without intermediate gateway hardware.