Overview

The Bachmann PCC200 memory card is engineered for secure data storage and fast access in Bachmann M200 programmable logic controller (PLC) systems. It stores essential system components such as operating systems, application software, source code, and configuration files, ensuring smooth operation and quick recovery in industrial environments.

Moreover, the PCC200 is built with non-volatile flash memory, which retains data even during power loss. Its compact form factor and rugged design make it suitable for embedded control systems, especially in sectors like energy, transportation, and manufacturing. In addition, the card supports write protection via software, helping prevent accidental overwrites or unauthorized changes.

The PCC200 is compatible with Bachmann processor modules and can also interface with PCs using the A-PCC200 adapter, allowing for flexible programming and diagnostics.

Technical Specifications

Typical Applications

The PCC200 memory card is widely used in industrial automation systems requiring reliable data retention and fast boot-up:

• Energy Systems: Stores turbine control logic and grid synchronization routines.

• Transportation: Powers embedded control systems in rail and marine automation.

• Manufacturing: Holds machine programs and diagnostics for robotic and assembly lines.

• Process Control: Maintains batch recipes, alarm logs, and safety configurations.

• Infrastructure Automation: Supports water treatment, HVAC, and utility control systems.

Its compatibility with Bachmann M200 controllers makes it a key component in modular and scalable automation architectures.

FAQ

Q: What is the memory capacity of the PCC200?
A: It offers 8 MB of non-volatile flash memory.

Q: Is it compatible with PCs?
A: Yes, via the A-PCC200 adapter for programming and diagnostics.

Q: What voltage does it operate at?
A: 5 V nominal, with a minimum of 3 V for flash memory access.

Q: Can it withstand harsh environments?
A: Yes, it operates from 0°C to +60°C and stores data from –40°C to +85°C.

Q: What industries commonly use this card?
A: Energy, transportation, manufacturing, and process automation.