GE Fanuc IC698CRE030 Rx7i CPU Module

Overview

The GE Fanuc IC698CRE030 is a high-performance Pentium-M CPU from the PACSystems RX7i series, designed for advanced control in industrial automation. With robust redundancy features, versatile programming options, and compatibility with multiple I/O modules, it ensures reliable operation in real-time machine, process, and system control.

Features

• Hot Standby Redundancy (HSB): Ensures seamless operation during failovers.
• Dual Memory Types: Includes 64 MB user memory and non-volatile flash memory for secure program and data storage.
• Versatile Programming Languages: Supports Ladder Diagram, Structured Text, C, and Function Block Diagram.
• Embedded Ethernet Interface: Enables EGD data exchange, TCP/IP communication, and synchronization with time servers.
• Web Server & FTP: Allows up to 16 connections for data monitoring and management.
• Comprehensive Connectivity: Includes RS-232 and RS-485 serial communication ports.
• Broad Module Support: Compatible with 90-70 series discrete and analog I/O modules and VME modules.

Technical Specifications

• Brand & Series: GE Fanuc, PACSystems RX7i
• Model: IC698CRE030
  • Suffix Meaning: Redundancy-enabled CPU, 600 MHz processing speed
• Processor: Pentium-M, 600 MHz
• Memory: 64 MB (user memory and flash)
• Communication Ports:
  • 3 isolated serial ports (RS-232, RS-485)
  • Ethernet interface
• Serial Protocols Supported: Modbus RTU Slave, SNP, Serial I/O
• Power Requirements:
  • +5 VDC: 3.2 Amps
  • +12 VDC: 0.003 Amps
  • -12 VDC: 0.003 Amps
• Programming Block Size: Up to 512 program blocks, 128 KB each

FAQ

Q: What does the “CRE030” suffix signify in IC698CRE030?
A: It indicates a redundancy-enabled PACSystems RX7i CPU with a Pentium-M processor operating at 600 MHz.

Q: How many Ethernet connections are supported?
A: It supports up to 16 simultaneous web server/FTP connections.

Q: Is the IC698CRE030 compatible with legacy modules?
A: Yes, it supports 90-70 series discrete and analog I/O modules along with VME modules.

Q: What memory types does it use?
A: It includes battery-backed user memory and non-volatile flash memory for secure data storage.

Check official datasheet for more detailed information: PACSystems-CPU-manual