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IC697RCM711C GE Fanuc Redundancy Communication Module

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Manufacturer:
GE
Product No.:
IC697RCM711C
Condition:
In Stock
Product Type:
Redundancy Communication Module
Product Origin:
USA
Weight:
500g
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months

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GE Fanuc 90-70 Redundancy System: Complete High-Availability Solution

Mission-Critical Reliability

  • Fault-tolerant architecture for 24/7 operation
  • Hot Standby CPU redundancy with automatic failover
  • Supports VME standard for industrial compatibility
  • 500KB/s high-speed data transfer between modules

System Components

  • IC697RCM711: Redundancy Communications Module
  • IC697CPU780: High-performance CPU module
  • IC697CGR772/935: Bus Transmitter Modules
  • IC697BEM713: Terminator Plug
  • IC697ACC702: Base accessory kit

Cable Options

  • IC600WD005/010/025/050: Standard I/O cables (1.5m to 15m)
  • IC697CBL811/826: Terminated cables (3m and 7.5m)

Technical Specifications

  • Power Requirement: 1.2A @5VDC per module
  • Data Transfer: 500KB/s effective rate
  • Max Distance: 15m (50ft) between racks
  • Isolation: Non-isolated differential comms
  • Compatibility: Full VME standard support

Why This System?

  • Zero downtime - automatic CPU switchover
  • Future-proof - VME standard compatibility
  • Scalable - mix and match components
  • Proven - industrial-grade reliability

Ordering Information

  • All components sold separately
  • Custom cable lengths available
  • Complete kits available - contact for details

FAQs

  • Q: Minimum configuration for redundancy?
    A: 2 CPUs + RCM711 + CGR772/935
  • Q: Maximum supported distance?
    A: 15m between racks with quality cable
  • Q: Failover time during CPU fault?
    A: Typically <100ms
  • Q: Supported I/O modules?
    A: All 90-70 series I/O
  • Q: Power requirements for full system?
    A: ~5A @5VDC for typical redundant setup