Product Details
Overview:
The IC693CMM321 from GE Fanuc is a compact single-slot Ethernet interface module for the Series 90-30 platform. It enables PLCs to communicate over TCP/IP networks, supporting both client and server operations, with multiple ports and LED indicators for monitoring module status.
Technical Specifications:
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Model Number: IC693CMM321
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Manufacturer: GE Fanuc Emerson
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Product Type: Ethernet Interface Module
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Series: Series 90-30
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Module Width: Single Slot
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Weight: 0.50 lbs (0.23 kg)
Connectivity:
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Number of Ports: Three (3)
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RS-232, RJ-11 Serial Port (Station Manager Port)
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RS-485, 15-pin D-type Serial Port
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AAUI Port (Network Port)
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Connection Accessories: AAUI Cable, External Transceiver
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Maximum Server Connections: Sixteen (16)
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LED Indicators: Four (4) for status and diagnostics
Compatibility:
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Supported CPU Versions:
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Full functionality on CPU version 6.50 or higher
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Limited functionality (1 SRTP connection) on CPU versions 5.03–6.04
Operation:
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Supports both client and server TCP/IP communications
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Provides reliable Ethernet interface for Series 90-30 PLCs
Applications:
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Integration of PLCs into Ethernet networks
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Factory and process automation requiring TCP/IP communication
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Remote monitoring and data acquisition systems
FAQ:
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Q: Can this module operate as both client and server?
A: Yes, it fully supports both client and server modes. -
Q: How many simultaneous server connections does it support?
A: Up to sixteen (16) concurrent server connections. -
Q: Which CPU versions are compatible?
A: CPU version 6.50 or higher for full functionality; versions 5.03–6.04 support a single SRTP connection.
Additional Information
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