Product Overview

The IC695CPU315-BB functions as the ultra-high-performance engine for the GE Fanuc / Emerson PACSystems RX3i series. This 100% brand new, original CPU module is powered by a 1.0 GHz Intel Celeron M processor, enabling fast execution of complex automation logic. With 20 MB of user memory and 20 MB of non-volatile RAM (NVRAM), it is designed for large-scale, data-intensive industrial systems, including high-speed motion control and distributed I/O architectures.

Technical Specifications

Engineering Advantages

Superior Processing Velocity
The 1.0 GHz processor enables rapid execution of complex control algorithms with minimal scan times, making it ideal for high-speed and computation-intensive applications.

Redundant Data Protection
Combines battery-backed RAM with 20 MB of NVRAM to ensure critical data retention even during extended power loss or battery failure.

High-Bandwidth Communication
Supports PCI 2.2 and high-speed serial buses, enabling fast data exchange across the RX3i universal backplane and seamless integration with advanced modules.

Massive I/O Scalability
Handles over 32,000 discrete I/O points and 32,000 analog words, supporting large distributed systems while centralizing control within a single CPU.

FAQs

Which battery packs are compatible with this CPU?
Compatible options include GEIP-approved auxiliary batteries such as smart auxiliary battery modules, standard auxiliary batteries, and the IC690RBT001 rechargeable battery.

How does the NVRAM benefit operations?
The 20 MB NVRAM provides non-volatile storage that does not require battery backup, ensuring reliable retention of application programs and configuration data.

Does this CPU support legacy Series 90-30 modules?
Yes. When used with the RX3i universal backplane in dual-bus mode, many Series 90-30 I/O modules can be integrated alongside RX3i modules.

What programming software is required?
The module is programmed using Proficy Machine Edition (PME), supporting multiple programming languages such as Ladder Diagram (LD) and Structured Text (ST).