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Overview
The GE Fanuc IC698CMX016 is a Control Memory Xchange module designed for the PACSystems RX7i Series. It facilitates seamless communication between programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and connected devices, enabling high-speed data transfer across a network of devices. This module is ideal for applications requiring reflective memory technology and fast data synchronization across multiple nodes.
Key Features:
- High-Speed Data Transfer: Effective data rate of 2.12 gigabaud for rapid communication.
- Reflective Memory Technology: Enables seamless data transfer across a network of up to 256 nodes, all with 5565 device compatibility.
- Redundant Communication: Daisy-loop pattern ensures reliable message relaying with no delay.
- Memory Storage: 16 MB of reflective memory for data storage and processing.
- Data Transfer Rate: Between 6.2 MB/s and 3.2 MB/s, depending on the redundancy.
- Access Time: Varies between 400 ns and 200 ns.
- Connectivity: 62.5-micron core LC type connector.
- Power Requirements: 5V bus with a minimum current of 1.2A.
Technical Specifications:
- Brand: GE Fanuc
- Model: IC698CMX016
- Series: PACSystems RX7i
- Effective Data Rate: 2.12 gigabaud
- Reflective Memory: 16 MB
- Data Transfer Rate: 6.2 MB/s to 3.2 MB/s
- Access Time: 400 ns to 200 ns
- Connector Type: 62.5-micron core LC type
- Power Consumption: 1.2A minimum (5V bus)
- Network Capacity: Up to 256 nodes
- Installation: Daisy-loop network pattern
FAQ:
- What is the IC698CMX016 used for?
- It is used to facilitate high-speed communication between PLCs and connected devices in a PACSystems RX7i environment.
- How many nodes can the network support?
- The network can host up to 256 nodes, ensuring scalability for large systems.
- What is the effective data rate?
- The module has an effective data rate of 2.12 gigabaud, offering fast communication for real-time data processing.
- What type of connector does it use?
- The IC698CMX016 uses a 62.5-micron core LC type connector for installation.
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