Overview
Manuals
Verified OEP Role
Remote Connection
Suffix Boundary
Features:
- Honeywell explicitly identifies TP-DSOEP1 as a serial OEP for Desktop Stations.
- The manufacturer guide documents both direct COM-port and remote USB adapter connection contexts.
- The additional -100 suffix remains an explicit evidence boundary.
Page 108 of Honeywell's May 2012 instructions identifies TP-DSOEP1 as the serial OEP used at Desktop Stations. The same section states that serial OEP and IKB devices normally connect directly to a computer COM port. When the computer uses a remote connection, communication to the operator entry panel must instead pass through USB. Honeywell documents a USB 2.0-to-serial RS-232 adapter connected between the TP-OPADP1 serial adapter box and the remote USB connector, either directly at the remote graphics unit or through a USB hub.
The website record is titled TP-DSOEP1-100, while the reviewed Honeywell guide names only the TP-DSOEP1 base model and does not define a -100 execution. This page therefore limits its technical claims to the verified base-model identity, serial OEP role and manufacturer-described connection arrangement. Before supply, inspect the complete physical label, connector type and panel condition; record the workstation and adapter hardware; and obtain a traceable Honeywell parts or order record confirming the suffix. Do not borrow dimensions, electrical ratings, key layout, environmental limits or interchangeability claims from another OEP or reseller listing.
The TP-DSOEP1-100 Honeywell Serial Operator Entry Panel may still be available for purchase and support from Moore Automated Company beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Honeywell TP-DSOEP1-100 documentation and product links.
The product record is provided as the internal reference when an exact-model manufacturer PDF has not yet been verified.
Honeywell explicitly identifies TP-DSOEP1 as a serial operator entry panel for Desktop Stations. The guide distinguishes this base model from an Icon Series Console serial OEP and documents the normal direct COM-port connection. Use these verified facts only after the supplied panel label and intended workstation are matched.
For a remote workstation connection, Honeywell states that OEP communication must pass through USB. The documented path uses a USB 2.0-to-serial RS-232 adapter between the TP-OPADP1 serial adapter box and the remote USB connection, which may terminate directly at the remote graphics unit or through a USB hub.
The reviewed manufacturer instructions do not cross-reference the website suffix -100 to TP-DSOEP1. Keep the suffix visible for receiving inspection, but require a legible manufacturer label, traceable order record or exact Honeywell parts table before treating the complete website title as a confirmed manufacturer identity.
