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Description
Product Description:
The IC698CRE040 is a high-performance module from GE’s RX7i PACSystems line of programmable automation controllers. It’s designed to provide control, monitoring, and data processing capabilities for industrial automation and control systems.
IC698CRE040 GE Module
Product Parameters:
Processing Speed: 1.8 GHz.
Memory: 64 MB.
Interfaces: Supports ethernet, RS-232, and RS-485 communication interfaces.
Power Requirements: +5 VDC, 6.8 Amps; +12 VDC, 0.003 Amps; -12 VDC, 0.003 Amps.
Product Specifications:
Form Factor: VME 64 standard.
Number of Input Channels: Variable depending on module configuration.
Redundancy Options: Features a Pentium M microprocessor with floating-point support and backup redundancy options.
Series:
Part of the RX7i PACSystems line, the IC698CRE040 module offers high-performance computing for industrial control applications.
Features:
Efficient Processing: With a 1.8-Gigahertz processing speed and 64 MB of memory, it can handle complex control logic and data processing tasks efficiently.
Versatile Communications: Supports ethernet, RS-232, and RS-485 communication interfaces for easy integration with other devices and systems.
Redundancy and Reliability: With a backup redundancy option, the module ensures system reliability and stability.
Extensible: Supports the use of latest firmware versions for upgrades.
Comprehensive Functionality: Includes discrete and analog I/O support, a built-in real-time clock, and programmable capabilities.
IC698CRE040 GE Module
Functions:
Control and Monitoring: Serves as a key component in industrial automation systems, providing control and monitoring capabilities for various industrial processes and equipment.
Data Processing: Handles the collection, storage, and manipulation of data generated by sensors and other devices, enabling informed decision-making.
Applications and Uses:
The IC698CRE040 module finds applications in various industries that require precise control and monitoring, such as:
Manufacturing: Automating production lines and ensuring consistent product quality.
Energy and Utilities: Monitoring and controlling critical infrastructure for efficient energy production and distribution.
Transportation: Enhancing the efficiency and reliability of transportation systems.
Process Industries: Managing complex industrial processes and ensuring safe operations.
