SK-102CS
General machine-HMI candidate with a 10.2-inch 1024×600 display, Ethernet and serial communications.
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Mitsubishi GOT2000 GT25 and Samkoon SK: a selection guide separating ecosystem functions
Compare Mitsubishi GT25 with Samkoon SK candidates by display, GT Works3/SKTOOL, PLC-servo integration, ports and project migration.
Short answer
What does this page recommend?
A technical alternative, not a drop-in substitute
Samkoon SK can be evaluated for local machine-HMI projects based on multi-brand PLC communications. If the GT25 uses Mitsubishi PLC, drive, servo, GT Works3 or dedicated maintenance/diagnostic functions, these are not assumed on Samkoon; the requirement list is revalidated at model and software level.
Samkoon
ProControl products to evaluate first
The exact configuration is selected after engineering review.
SK-156QS-G
Candidate for wide-screen projects requiring 15.6-inch 1920×1080, Ethernet and three serial channels.
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Similar requirement, different architecture
The table explains product architectures; it is not an exact order-code selection.
| Validation area | Mitsubishi Electric GOT2000 GT25 | Samkoon / ProControl candidate |
|---|---|---|
| Display and model class | The GT25 family offers different resolution and hardware options across classes including 5.7–12.1 inches; GT2505/08/10/12 are not the same panel. | SK-102CS is in the 10.2-inch/1024×600 class; SK-156QS-G in the 15.6-inch/1920×1080 class. Usable screen area and graphic redesign are determined from the exact project. |
| Mitsubishi device integration | GT25 can provide communications, maintenance and diagnostic functions with the Mitsubishi PLC, drive and servo ecosystem; scope depends on model and option. | On Samkoon, a standard protocol connection is not treated as equivalent to a Mitsubishi-specific diagnostic screen. Required registers, alarms, parameters and maintenance flow are redesigned individually. |
| Ports and buses | GT25 uses Ethernet, serial, USB and optional interfaces according to the exact model/unit. | SK-102CS and SK-156QS-G provide Ethernet and serial connections; port electrical mode, simultaneous use and PLC driver are verified from official model data. |
| Engineering and licences | GOT2000 screens are developed with GT Works3 objects, device comments and the Mitsubishi project ecosystem; some functions may require licences/options. | The Samkoon project is rebuilt in SKTOOL. GOT projects, scripts, dedicated objects and licensed functions do not transfer automatically. |
| Logging and maintenance experience | GT25 can be part of the machine service process through alarms, logging, recipes, remote access and maintenance screens. | On the Samkoon candidate, the same operational outcome is proven not by object names but by logging limits, file format, access control and service scenarios. |
| Migration and acceptance | The existing GOT project is assessed together with PLC addresses, servo/drive connections and maintenance procedures. | The new project passes comparative FAT for communications, write permissions, diagnostics, alarm history, recipes, restart and maintenance time. |
Suitable scenario
When is it worth evaluating?
- Multi-brand machines where Mitsubishi-specific diagnostics and maintenance functions are not mandatory
- Panel modernisations open to redesigning the GT Works3 project
- Projects prioritising display, Ethernet/serial communications and local alarm-recipe functions
Migration gate
Before making a decision
- Record the full GT25 model, option units, ports and Mitsubishi devices in use.
- Inventory dedicated objects, scripts, alarms, logging, recipes and maintenance screens in the GT Works3 project.
- Verify the required PLC/drive protocol and addressing scope on the exact Samkoon model.
- Check panel cut-out, supply, terminals, IP/temperature and remote-access requirements.
- Measure diagnostics, write permissions, fault recovery, recipes and operator flow in comparative FAT.
Frequently asked
Clear answers about alternatives and migration
Is this a drop-in replacement?
No. It is not a direct substitute until exact model, electrical, protocol-role, mechanical, software and certification checks pass.
What should I provide for selection?
The exact existing code, diagram or I/O list, PLC/network data, supply, environment and special functions in use.
Can a Mitsubishi GOT project be imported into Samkoon?
Direct import is not assumed. Screens and the address list are used as references; communications, Mitsubishi-specific functions and the entire operator flow are rebuilt in SKTOOL.
Official manufacturer sources: Mitsubishi Electric GOT2000 official family · Mitsubishi Electric GT25 official page · Samkoon HMI official family · Samkoon SK-102CS official page · Samkoon SK-156QS-G official page
This content compares manufacturer-published data under the same project requirement; it does not guarantee direct substitution or project compatibility. ProControl engineering must validate exact model, revision, protocol, electrical, safety and environmental conditions.
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