IC693CHS391 - CPU MODULE

SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: IC693CMM311R
Manufacturer: GE Fanuc
Series: 90-30
Function: Coprocessor Module

IC693CMM311R is a Communications Coprocessor Module and is part of the GE Fanuc 90-30 Series. It is intended to be a high-capacity gadget. The communications coprocessor module is compatible with all modular GE Series 90-30 CPUs, but not with the embedded GE Series 90-30 CPUs, such as the 311, 313, or 323 embedded GE CPUs. The GE IC693CMM311R communications coprocessor module and all of its capabilities and functionalities will benefit any GE Fanuc Series 90-30 PLC with a modular CPU.

• The SNP protocol, Modbus or RTU slave communications protocol, and GE Fanuc CCM communications protocol are all supported by this communications coprocessor module. Port 1 and Port 2 are two built-in serial ports on the communications coprocessor module.

• RS-232 applications are supported by Port 1, whereas RS-232 and RS-485 applications are supported by Port 2. The communications coprocessor module has only one connector, which can make wiring the module difficult.

• However, the module comes with a GE Via cable that technicians can use to split the two ports and make wiring the module easier. A default setup or configuration software can be used to configure the module. In the CPU baseplates of some CPUs (models 331 and later), up to four of these communications coprocessor modules can be used at the same time.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What Protocols Does the IC693CMM311R Support?

The SNP, Modbus RTU, and SNP protocols are all supported by the Communications Coprocessor Module.

What is the Communications Coprocessor Module Load Current?

At 5VDC bus voltage, the CCM has a load current of 400 mA.

What is the number of Communication Ports on the CCM?

There are two serial communication interfaces on the Communications Coprocessor Module.