ABB 07KT98B

Product Overview
The ABB 07KT98B is a high-performance basic unit (CPU module) within the Advant Controller 31 (AC31) programmable logic controller family. It serves as the central processing unit for medium to large-scale automation applications, combining powerful processing capabilities with extensive integrated I/O and communication options.
Category: SKU: ABB 07KT98B

Description

ABB 07KT98B

Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Digital Inputs 24
Digital Transistor Outputs 16
Digital Inputs/Outputs 8 (configurable)
Analog Inputs 8
Analog Outputs 4
I/O Expansion Up to 992 digital inputs, 992 digital outputs, 224 analog inputs, 224 analog outputs via CS31 system bus (max. 31 remote modules)
Serial Interfaces 2 (for programming and HMI connection)
Parallel Interface 1 (for communication processor connection)
Integrated Memory Flash EPROM: 1MB program + 128kB user data; SRAM: 256kB RETAIN; DRAM: 1MB program + 1MB user data
Real-Time Clock Resolution 1 second
High-Speed Counter 1 hardware counter, 7 configurable operating modes, counting range -32768 to +32767, max. 50 kHz
Processing Time Typ. 0.07 ms/kB program (65% bits, 35% words)
Software Timers Unlimited, delay range 1 ms to 24.8 days
Addressable Flags 8192 bit flags, 8192 word flags, 1024 double word flags
Step Chains 256
Constants 1440 KW, 384 KD
LED Indicators 60 LEDs total (power, run, error classes, bus status, I/O status)
Wiring Removable screw-type terminal blocks
Power Supply Terminals Max. 1×2.5mm² or 2×1.5mm²
Other Terminals Max. 1×1.5mm²
Weight 1.6 kg
Dimensions (W×H×D) 240×140×85 mm
Mounting DIN rail per DIN EN 50022-35, 15mm deep, plus 4×M4 screws

Functional Features

  • High-Speed Processing: The 0.07 ms/kB typical processing speed ensures rapid response to process changes, critical for time-sensitive control loops.
  • Integrated High-Speed Counter: Independent hardware counter operating at up to 50 kHz, functioning autonomously from the user program for fast external signal response. Supports seven distinct operating modes including single-phase, dual-phase, and incremental encoder interfaces.
  • Extensive I/O Capacity: Combines 24 digital inputs, 16 digital outputs, 8 configurable digital I/O, 8 analog inputs, and 4 analog outputs on the base unit, expandable to nearly 1000 points via the CS31 system bus.
  • Flexible Communication: Two serial interfaces support programming and operator panel connections, while a dedicated parallel interface enables networking with other bus systems through communication processors.
  • Robust Memory Architecture: Triple-memory design with Flash EPROM for program storage, battery-backed SRAM for retentive data, and DRAM for active program execution ensures data integrity and fast access.
  • Comprehensive Diagnostics: 60 LED indicators provide at-a-glance status monitoring for power supply, program execution, error classification, CS31 bus operation, and individual I/O channel states.

Application Scenarios

  • Manufacturing Lines: Central control unit for complex assembly, packaging, and material handling systems.
  • Process Industries: Primary controller for batch processing, continuous flow control, and recipe management.
  • Building Management: Core automation controller for large commercial building HVAC, lighting, and security systems.
  • Infrastructure: Traffic control, water distribution, and wastewater treatment plant automation.
  • Machine Building: OEM controller for specialized machinery requiring high I/O density and fast processing.

Installation Requirements

  • Mount vertically with terminals positioned above and below for optimal natural convection cooling.
  • Maintain minimum 30mm clearance on the right side for SmartMedia card insertion/removal.
  • Ensure cable ducts and cabinet materials do not obstruct airflow around the module.
  • Interface connectors COM1/COM2 are recessed; account for additional depth if using detachable interface cables with DIN rail mounting.

Operating Precautions

  • The configured high-speed counter operating mode is activated only during initialization (power-on, cold start, warm start).
  • Disable the counting function when all binary I/O terminals are required for other purposes.
  • Use appropriate cable cross-sections per terminal specifications to prevent overheating.
  • Battery backup must be maintained for SRAM data retention during power outages.