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IC693CPU363
SKU 2177254 UPC 0558145183282
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MSRP $8682
Other Available Revisions for the IC693CPU363 -AA-AB-AC-AD-BD-BE-BF-BG-BH-CH-CJ-CK-DJ-DK-DL-Programming Software-SoftwareCALTRR
Common misspellings:
- 1C693CPU363
- lC693CPU363
- IC693CPU363
Product Description
The GE Fanuc IC693CPU363 is a Module of GE Fanuc series 90-30 PLC systems. It connects to one of the CPU slots on a baseplate. This CPU is of type 80386X and has a speed of 25Mz. It gives the baseplate the ability to connect to up to seven remote or expansion baseplates. The power required for it to work is +5VDC and 890mA current. It has a battery to back up a clock and can be overridden. When it operates, its temperature can vary from 0 to 60 degrees in ambient mode.
GE Fanuc IC693CPU363 module has three ports. The first port supports SNP or SNPX slave on the power connector. The two other ports support SNP or SNPX master and slave, and RTU slave. It is also compatible with RTU master and CCM Modules. To support RTU master, a PCM module is needed. Connectivity is also provided by a LAN port that supports FIP, Profibus, GBC, GCM, and GCM+ modules. It also supports multidrop.
The total user memory of the GE Fanuc IC693CPU363 module is 240 kilobytes and the typical scan rate of 1 kilobyte of logic is 0.22 milliseconds. It has 2048 input (%I) and 2048 output (%Q) points. The discrete global memory (%G) of the CPU is 1280 bits. Internal Coils (%M) take a space of 4096 bits and Output or temporary Coils (%T) deploy 256 bits. System Status Referenced (%S) use 128 bits.
The Register Memory (%R) can be configured with either Logicmaster or Control v2.2. Logicmaster configures the GE Fanuc IC693CPU363 Module memory in 128 word increments up to 16,384 words. Control v2.2 can do the same configuration deploying up to 32,640 words. Analog inputs (%AI) and outputs (%Q) can be configured exactly like the Register Memory using the same programs. GE Fanuc IC693CPU363 has system registers that consist of 28 words.
Technical Specifications
| Processor Speed : | 25 MHz |
| I/O Points : | 2048 |
| Register Memory : | 240KBytes |
| Floating Point Math: | Yes |
| 32 BIT system | |
| Processor: | 80386EX |
Technical Information
CPU363 Catalog Number IC693CPU363
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CPU Type |
Single slot CPU module |
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Total Baseplates per System |
8 (CPU baseplate + 7 expansion and/or remote) |
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Load Required from Power Supply |
890 milliamps from +5 VDC supply |
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Processor Speed |
25 MegaHertz |
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Processor Type |
80386EX |
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Operating Temperature |
0 to 60 degrees C (32 to 140 degrees F) ambient |
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Typical Scan Rate |
0.22 milliseconds per 1K of logic (boolean contacts) |
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User Memory (total) |
240K (245,760) Bytes. Actual size of available user program memory depends on the amounts configured for %R, %AI, and %AQ configurable word memory types (see below). |
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Discrete Input Points - %I |
2,048 |
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Discrete Output Points - %Q |
2,048 |
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Discrete Global Memory - %G |
1,280 bits |
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Internal Coils - %M |
4,096 bits |
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Output (Temporary) Coils - %T |
256 bits |
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System Status References - %S |
128 bits (%S, %SA, %SB, %SC - 32 bits each) |
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Register Memory - %R |
Configurable in 128 word increments from 128 to 16,384 words with Logicmaster and from 128 to 32,640 words with Control version 2.2. |
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Analog Inputs - %AI |
Configurable in 128 word increments from 128 to 16,384 words with Logicmaster and from 128 to 32,640 words with Control version 2.2. |
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Analog Outputs - %AQ |
Configurable in 128 word increments from 128 to 16,384 words with Logicmaster and from 128 to 32,640 words with Control version 2.2. |
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System Registers (for reference table viewing only; cannot be referenced in user logic program) |
28 words (%SR) |
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Timers/Counters |
>2,000 |
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Shift Registers |
Yes |
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Built-in Ports |
Three ports. Supports SNP/SNPX slave (on power supply connector). On Ports 1 and 2, supports SNP/SNPX master/slave and RTU slave. Requires CMM module for CCM; PCM module for RTU master support. |
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Communications |
LAN - Supports multidrop. Also supports Ethernet, FIP, Profibus, GBC, GCM, GCM+ option modules. |
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Override |
Yes |
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Battery Backed Clock |
Yes |
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Interrupt Support |
Supports the periodic subroutine feature. |
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Type of Memory Storage |
RAM and Flash |
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PCM/CCM Compatibility |
Yes |
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Floating Point Mat h Support |
Yes, firmware-based in firmware Release 9.0 and later. |
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting IC693CPU363
Troubleshooting information is available on IC693CPU363's website page; it also includes a datasheet user-manual and a wiring diagram.
Repair your IC693CPU363
PDF Supply can repair your IC693CPU363 in 3-5 business days. And PDF Supply stands by all of its repairs with a 1 year customer satisfaction warranty.
Customer Questions and Answers
- Question: What is an IC693CPU363? Answer: The IC693CPU363 is a single-slot Central Processing Unit (from the GE Fanuc Series 90-30) with 2 built-in serial ports. This unit is the "brains" of the PLC and is where most of the calculations take place.
- Question: What's the first thing you should do when testing your IC693CPU363? Answer: When you attach the IC693CPU363 to a 5 or 10 slot rack and power it up, you should be checking for an OK light.
- Question: What if I do not have an OK light after I have powered it up? Answer: If you don't have an OK light, then you won't be able to follow through with the test. The lack of an OK light indicates, right from the start, there is something wrong with your IC693CPU363.
- Question: What is this initial test showing? Answer: You're basically turning on the configuration and logic in this processor in order to set it to run mode. You want to see that this is a good working processor.
- Question: With what software should I test my IC693CPU363? Answer: You can test your IC693CPU363 with Proficy Machine Edition.
- Question: What will I need to test my IC693CPU363? Answer: All you will need is your IC693CPU363, a 5 or 10 slot rack, and a power supply.
- Question: If I think there is a problem with my processor, what should I do? Answer: You should, first, make sure that when you turn on the memory on/off protection switch, the RUN light comes on and then let the processor run overnight (or even 2-3 days). This is to check that it's able to sustain itself in run mode. (You want to make sure it doesn't fail or fall out of run mode for any reason.) If it does fail or fall out of run mode, then you can try reading the faults or errors through the Proficy Machine Edition software. It may give you enough information to help you fix the problem.
- Question: If I can't figure out how to fix my IC693CPU363, what is my next step? Answer: PDF Supply can repair your IC693CPU363 for you.
- Question: Things you should also be testing: Answer: You should make sure that both ports are working by plugging into them and making sure the LED lights come on when you do plug into them.
For more information on the IC693CPU363 Central Processing Unit of the GE 90-30 Series, please see the Datasheet Manual.
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Rel. |
Ver. |
Date |
IPI |
Upgrade Kit |
New Features |
Problems Resolved |
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DK |
10.74 |
May-08 |
GFK-1512R |
44A747766-G09 |
NA |
See GFK-1512R |
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DJ |
10.74 |
Jan-08 |
GFK-2493P |
44A747766-G09 |
NA |
Loss/add of module faults with IC693ALG222/223 |
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CJ |
10.73 |
Mar-06 |
GFK-1512N |
44A747766-G08 |
NA |
MOVE_REAL operation Config Not Equal with DSM324 PID Function Block |
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CH |
10.71 |
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ATEX Certification |
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BH |
10.71 |
Dec-03 |
GFK-2241A |
44A747766-G07 |
support for 32-bit register data to the Modbus RTU |
Using Port Setup COMMREQs to alternate between Serial I/O and SNP may cause the serial daughterboard to reset SNP slave protocol on Port 1 may fail to re-attach to the master. Serial ports 1 and 2 always disconnect from SNP master when hardware configuration is downloaded Daughterboard version number displayed incorrectly Firmware update may fail after following power-up with Clear M/T and a write to flash |
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BG |
10.70 |
Dec-02 |
GFK-2241 |
44A747766-G06 |
Modbus RTU Master protocol now available on ports 1 and 2 |
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BF |
10.60 |
Jun-02 |
GFK-1512m |
44A747766-G05 |
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CPU won't handle 11K byte smart module init file Load of large (>32K) DSM zip files fails |
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BE |
10.50 |
May-01Apr-01Oct-00Sep-00 |
GFK-1126ag GFK-1126afGFK-1126aeGFK-1126adGFK-1126ac |
44A747766-G04 |
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Rotate Right and Rotate Left functions do not handle error condition correctly Time of Day Clock at powerup may not operate Error when run-mode storing, loading, or verifying exactly 50 blocks in run mode Fatal Fault retry does not work correctly for some faults |
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10.00 |
May-00Feb-00 |
GFK-1126abGFK-1126aa |
44A747766-G03 |
Hardware Update to Enhance EMC Performance |
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AD |
9.10 |
Dec-99 |
GFK-1126z |
N/A |
IC693DSM314 support added Local Logic Programs with VersaPro 1.10 Reboot after Fatal Fault Drum Sequencer function |
User Flash Write and Erase Failure PLC can Automatically go to Run Mode Retentive Contact Previous Values Table not being cleared |
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AC |
9.10 |
Jul-99 |
GFK-1126y |
44A747766-G02 |
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AI & AQ Above Default Values Embedded Serial Ports with Rev.9.00 and 9.01 Firmware Load File of Size 1528 Bytes C Program with Code Area Greater Than 64K Bytes |
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AB |
9.01 |
Jan-99 |
GFK-1126xGFK-1126w |
44A747766-G01 |
Break-free SNP |
SNP Master mode on CPU Ports Online Changes to Reference Tables Read from Flash |
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