GE Fanuc | IC693CMM311 Communication Coprocessor Module
Manufacturer:
GE
Product No.:
IC693CMM311
Condition:
In Stock
Product Type:
Communication Coprocessor Module (CCM)
Product Origin:
USA
Weight:
550g
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months
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GE Fanuc IC693CMM311 Communication Module - Dual-Port Interface for 90-30 PLCs
The IC693CMM311 enhances PLC communication capabilities with dual serial ports supporting multiple protocols for seamless industrial network integration.
Key Features
- Dual-port flexibility: RS-232 + configurable RS-232/485
- Multi-protocol support: CCM, Modbus RTU, and SNP
- Compact design: Single-slot module (0.55kg)
- System expansion: Up to 4 CMM modules per CPU
- Standard connectors: 25-pin D-shell ports
Technical Specifications
- Brand: GE Fanuc (Emerson Automation)
- Model: IC693CMM311
- Series: 90-30 PLC
- Type: Communication Coprocessor Module
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Ports:
- Port 1: Fixed RS-232
- Port 2: Configurable RS-232/485
- Protocols: GE CCM, Modbus RTU, SNP
- Power: 400mA @5VDC
- Weight: 0.55kg (1.2 lbs)
Communication Capabilities
- Maximum modules: 4 per CPU
- Port configuration: DIP switch selectable
- Baud rates: Up to 115.2 kbps
- Termination: Required for RS-485 networks
Installation & Configuration
- Single-slot backplane mounting
- Standard 25-pin serial cables
- Protocol selection via software
- Port 2 mode set by DIP switches
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: Can both ports be used simultaneously?
A: Yes, with different protocols if needed. -
Q: What's the maximum cable length?
A: 15m (50ft) for RS-232, 1200m (4000ft) for RS-485. -
Q: Is Modbus TCP supported?
A: No, only serial protocols (RTU/ASCII). -
Q: Are adapters included?
A: No, requires standard 25-pin cables. -
Q: What software is needed?
A: VersaPro or equivalent configuration tool.
Typical Applications
- HMI/SCADA system integration
- Modbus device networking
- Legacy equipment interfacing
- Multi-drop serial networks

