GE IC697BEM713

Product Overview: The IC697BEM713 is a Bus Transmitter Module (BTM) for the GE Fanuc Series 90-70 PLC. It provides a high-speed parallel programming port and connects the CPU rack to expansion racks. This module supports both system expansion and parallel programming functions, improving flexibility in large installations.

Category: SKU: GE IC697BEM713

Description

GE IC697BEM713

Technical Specifications:

  • Function: Bus Transmitter and parallel programming port
  • Slot Occupation: Single slot
  • Expansion Support: Interfaces with Bus Receiver Modules (IC697BEM711) in expansion racks
  • Programming Port: Parallel port for connecting programming devices
  • Indicators: Status LEDs for module and port activity
  • Configuration: Software-configured via programming software
  • Operating Temperature: 0°C to 60°C
  • Humidity: 5% to 95% non-condensing

Functional Features:

  • Provides a high-speed parallel interface for programming the PLC, reducing upload/download times.
  • Enables connection to expansion racks for system I/O expansion.
  • Seamless integration with Series 90-70 system configuration and diagnostic tools.

Application Scenarios:

  • Large control systems requiring frequent program updates or fast programming.
  • Systems with multiple expansion racks needing centralized CPU control.

Performance Parameters:

  • Ensures reliable data transfer for programming and expansion operations.
  • Low-latency communication between CPU and expansion racks.

Material and Structural Characteristics:

  • Industrial-grade components with standard Series 90-70 single-slot design.
  • Robust connectors for programming and expansion cables.

Working Principle: The module transmits data from the CPU to expansion racks and provides a parallel port for programming devices. It manages data traffic to ensure consistent and timely updates across the system. Installation Requirements:

  • Install in a single slot in the CPU rack.
  • Connect expansion cables to Bus Receiver Modules in expansion racks.
  • Connect programming cables to the parallel port when required.

Usage Notes:

  • Avoid hot-swapping; power down the rack before installation or removal.
  • Use proper cabling and shielding to maintain signal integrity.