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IC697CPX772
SKU 2172058 UPC 0799705792784
MSRP $19514
Product Description
The GE Fanuc IC697CPX772 is a single-slot CPU with real-time control functions over machines and processes. This module comes with 512 KB of built-in RAM for the storage of user data, including program, configuration, and register data. IC697CPX772 has a non-volatile flash memory of 256 KB and operational memory used to store user data and firmware. The operating conditions for the IC697CPX772 module include an enclosure of minimum size without any air flow into the system. The operating temperature of this module is 50 degrees Celsius. The module is subject to derating if the 100Watt DC/AC supply or 90-Watt DC supply is in use.
IC697CPX772 includes seven green LEDs on its front which indicate the status of the CPU: the position of the toggle switch, memory protection, serial port activity, and the state of the program. A three-position switch (RUN/STOP) is used to control its operations. User data is protected using software passwords. A key switch is used to protect it manually.
Technical Specifications
| Module Type: | Central Processing Unit |
| Number of Slots: | 1 (Single slot) |
| Current Required: | 3.1 Amps |
| Number of Points: | 2K inputs and outputs (any mix) |
| Serial Ports: | Three (RS-232 and RS-485) |
| Supports: | IC660/IC661 I/O and IC697 I/O |
Technical Information
Specifications
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Battery: Shelf life Battery: Memory retention |
5 years at 20o C (68o F) 6 months nominal without applied power. |
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Current required from 5V bus |
3.1 Amps nominal |
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Operating Temperature |
0 to 60oC (32oF to 140oF) |
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Time of Day Clock accuracy Elapsed Time Clock (internal timing) accuracy |
" 3.5 seconds per day maximum " .01% maximum |
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Serial Ports Port 1: RS-232 compatible Port 2: RS-485 compatible (optocoupler isolated) Port 3: RS-485 compatible (not isolated) |
Programmer Serial Attachment, or other serial devices Protocols supported: SNP Slave only |
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VME Compatibility |
System designed to support the VME standard C.1 |
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting IC697CPX772
Troubleshooting information is available on IC697CPX772's website page; it also includes a datasheet user-manual and a wiring diagram.
Repair your IC697CPX772
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Load-Store-Verify with IC697CPX772
Description
Cannot Load/Store/Verify with IC697CPX772
Resolution
The CPX 772 has three independent, on-board serial ports. These ports, accessed by connectors on the front of the module, are used for serial interface to a programming computer or other serial devices.
Starting with Firmware Release 8.00, support for program Load/Store operations and Datagrams was added to Ports 1 and 2. Also, Break-Free SNP was added as the default protocol for Ports 1 and 2 in Firmware Release 8.00.
Series 9070 Bulk Memory
Description
The Bulk Memory Area (BMA) is a contiguous block of memory (up to 4MB) that can be used by logic programs and external devices. BMA is available in the CPX processors, IC697CPX772, IC697CPX782, IC697CPX928 and IC697CPX935 (release 7.80 and later). Before BMA can be used, its size must be set to a value greater than zero in the Settings tab for the CPX processor configuration.
Resolution
Use SVCREQ function 36 to read from the BMA to a local buffer area in the PLC, write from the local buffer area to the BMA, and retrieve the address of the BMA in the PLC. The only check done by the PLC is verifying that the specified local buffer does not fall outside the minimum and maximum available addresses for the application. The application must provide a valid local buffer area. Otherwise, unexpected results can occur.
Parameter Block Setup
This service request uses an input parameter block that consists of 11 words. The parameter block format determines how the local buffer is specified and is selected by the MSB in the Operation word. The format can be Segment/Offset (MSB cleared) or Address (MSB set).
Service Request Execution
If a requested operation in Service Request 36 fails, the function block will not pass power flow. If the BMA is not configured or if the parameter block contains invalid parameters, a read or write operation will fail. Only invalid input parameters will cause the Get BMA Size operation to fail, in which case the function block will not pass power flow. If a read or write operation is requested and the BMA is unconfigured (that is, has a size of 0 in the PLC), the PLC will log an informational fault.
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Read Bulk Memory |
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1 ) Command |
1 = read from |
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2 ) PLC Memory Type |
8 = R |
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3 & 4 ) PLC Mem offset |
DP word PLC memory offset |
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5 ) Unused |
0 |
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6 ) Bulk memory type |
196 = BMA (always 196) |
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7 & 8 ) BMA offset |
DP word BMA memory offset |
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9 ) Unused |
0 |
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10 & 11 ) Length |
byte length of read or write |
Customer Questions and Answers
- Question: What is an IC697CPX772? Answer: The IC697CPX772 is a 96 MHz, 32-Bit Point, 512 Kbyte (slow) Memory Central Processing Unit from the GE Fanuc 90-70 Series. The IC697CPX772 is a single slot PLC CPU.
- Question: Through what is configuration and programming done on IC697CPX772? Answer: Configuration and programming for this unit is done through MS-DOS or Windows based programming software.
- Question: When testing IC697CPX772, what should I do? Answer: You want to, first, plug it in. Then, make sure it is connected and communicating.
- Question: If it is connected and communicating, what should I do next? Answer: You should place the processor into run mode and clear ONLY I/O faults and processor faults. After, click download and run.
- Question: If all 3 LEDs are on, what does that mean? Answer: It means the processor is, in fact, in run mode.
- Question: What do the LEDs stand for? Answer: The first LED is the processor, the middle LED is the run mode, and the bottom LED is the I/O enabled.
- Question: What do I do with the toggle switch (that is below the LEDs)? Answer: This toggle switch can shut off the I/O or put it back into run mode and you should test it to make sure it works.
- Question: What does the key at the top of the processor do? Answer: This key is for memory protection. When you turn it on, a LED should light up to let you know your memory protection setting works.
- Question: Are there any other tests I should perform? Answer: You should test all the ports to make sure they work. A LED should come on to let you know it is communicating/working.
- Question: If I think there is a problem with my IC697CPX772- What should I do? Answer: If you think there is a problem, you should leave it running over night or over a weekend and make sure it stays in run mode.
- Question: If my IC697CPX772 won't stay in run mode- What is my next step? Answer: Your IC697CPX772 might need repair.
For more information on the IC697CPX772 96MHz, 32-Bit Point, 512 Kbyte (slow) Memory Central Processing Unit of the GE Fanuc 90-70 Series, please see the Datasheet User-Manual.
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