Hyundai Robot TP510 Teach Pendant

Product Description

The TP510 is the original teach pendant for Hyundai Robotics old-generation industrial robot controllers. It is a handheld operator terminal used for robot jogging, program editing, motion teaching, parameter configuration, alarm viewing and fault reset. It connects to the robot main controller via dedicated cable, widely matched with Hyundai HD series robot control cabinets for welding, handling and palletizing robots.

Features

• Part No: TP510, Brand: Hyundai Robotics (South Korea)
• Integrated color touch screen, physical function keys and jog navigation keys
• Built-in 3-position enabling switch + emergency stop button for safety interlock
• Supports joint / world / tool coordinate jogging, robot program editing and backup
• Mode selector: Manual / Auto / Remote operation mode switching
• Standard dedicated communication cable interface for controller connection
• Ergonomic handheld housing, suitable for long-time on-site teaching operation
• Front panel anti-drop and dustproof design for workshop industrial environment
• Supports alarm log, servo status, I/O signal monitoring and parameter adjustment

Applications

• Hyundai old series industrial robot control cabinet
• Arc welding, spot welding, material handling, palletizing robots
• Automotive production lines, metal fabrication and general automation stations
• Legacy Hyundai robot spare replacement, repair and retrofit
• On-site robot programming, debugging, maintenance and fault diagnosis

FAQ

Q: Which controller does TP510 match?
A: It is for Hyundai older robot controllers; the newer Hi5a series uses TP520 / TP530 teach pendants instead.

Q: What is the difference between TP510 and TP530?
A: TP510 is the legacy model; TP530 is the upgraded version with larger screen, better touch performance and new software system.

Q: Is this teach pendant discontinued?
A: TP510 is end of original production, supplied as surplus, refurbished and tested spare parts only.

Q: Can TP510 directly replace TP530?
A: No, hardware and firmware protocols are different; must match the original controller model.